too larry
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I see now why you mounded up your rows.
How Does Your Garden Grow??????
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Sour Wreck
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yea, we had about 5 inches in 2 days. not unusual when it decides to get serious.
too larry
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I brought in 2-3 loads of fill dirt to fill in the deep ruts in front of the house from the construction. That is the only spot on the home place that holds water. Even an inch an hour the sand will soak up with no puddles.
Sour Wreck
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no doubt the sand drains quickly
farmerfischer
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Well I'm thinking about planting a cover crop on my biggest veggie garden.. I'm thinking beans.. I had thought about using clover but I don't want deer coming in and getting use to the yard.. far as I've noticed ,the deer here don't care much for garden beans... Does anyone here have any ideas other then beans that would be good for a cover crop that deer don't care for that much?
too larry
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A lot of folks do a mix, like this one. . . .
https://www.harrisseeds.com/products/30001-Cover-Crop-WinterMax?variant=39337226833&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0qKTkfGc2gIV1zuBCh3mOgW0EAQYBCABEgJxVvD_BwE
Not sure if the deer would eat it, but it doesn't sound like it would be good.
farmerfischer
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I forgot about winter rye.. thanks for the link...
Killarkhronic
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Hey im thunkin about doing a small outdoor. Im in michigan judt wondering about the laws for doing it. Chainlink sll the way around and on top? How tall? And by visible does that mean structure being visible or plants inside the structure? Thanks for any info
farmerfischer
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It depends... I have a friend who built a ten foot privacy fence around his back yard and the cops said as long as it's lockable and the plants are not visible and proper paperwork on hand he was fine.. the law states that the plants must be in a lockable "facility.". As long as it's secure and the plant are not to visible you should be fine.. chain link fence covered with foggy plastic should be fine as long as you can lock it and it's secure.. meaning it can't be climbed into
Killarkhronic
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Awesome. I know the laws are pretty gray still and as long as its locked and secured and not visible it should be alright but figured id ask a fellow michigander.
Killarkhronic
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One more thing, would you know if being a caregiver if i could do my indoors and some outdoors as long as im in my limit?
farmerfischer
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Yes.. as long as it's a secure facility outdoors,, I.e. greenhouse or something similar that can be locked
farmerfischer
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This is a bitch!!!
Hopefully it melts quickly.. I'm over moving this shit around..lol..
Hopefully it melts quickly.. I'm over moving this shit around..lol..
farmerfischer
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Well I planted some cherry tomato spouts and some Basil and tarragon sprouts yesterday (in pots lol) .. my widow pumpkins are still blooming like crazy and getting fairly large..
Killarkhronic
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Wasnt expecting this til next year either!
Sour Wreck
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that sucks...
on a weird side note, we got a little late frost last night. think it roughed up my tomatoes a little bit.
A.K.A. Overgrowem
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One article sez top Okra at 6' back to 4'. Another sez top at 18" and pinch tips(???). I would like a bushy plant with several heads. Advice from anyone who has been there, done that, would be greatly appreciated.
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