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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: East] #4168941 04/05/13 01:58 AM
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Ninja training ninja the last couple of years helped and I used a ladder. grin


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Looks good Payne,what is that gizmo in the drill ?,it looks like it could be a slip clutch.


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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: East] #4169355 04/05/13 10:25 AM
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looks like he started with the middle span

Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: fadetoblack64] #4169398 04/05/13 11:30 AM
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John, the keyless chuck?

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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: Payne] #4169642 04/05/13 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted By: Payne
John, the keyless chuck?

Aw yes,the keyless chuck, bang


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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: John2] #4170376 04/05/13 08:21 PM
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Payne or anyone else for that matter.......

What do you use to kill ant beds that won't hurt the chickens? I've got several ant beds around my chicken coop and garden and I'm afraid to use anything that would harm the chickens or contaminate the eggs.


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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: PriddyTxHunter] #4170440 04/05/13 08:56 PM
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Don't use over & out around your coop/chickens or garden, it's bad for both.

You can plant mint around them, it won't kill the ants but it will repeal them.



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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: Payne] #4170465 04/05/13 09:11 PM
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Are your chickens free range?


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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: Payne] #4170477 04/05/13 09:18 PM
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random question but kinda related. Are eggs from yard birds better than the grocery store just like produce is better than what you buy?





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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: Hooligan] #4170483 04/05/13 09:21 PM
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10000x's better

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Yes they are better. If you are ever down this way Hooligan, not you East, I'll give you five dozen to take home to try out.


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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: Payne] #4170509 04/05/13 09:36 PM
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You ever get any double-yoked ones?


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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: bill oxner] #4170513 04/05/13 09:38 PM
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No, I have gotten some eggs the size of tangerine but they were still singles.


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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: Payne] #4170593 04/05/13 10:24 PM
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A few update photos...

Watermeloms


Potted veggie's under bird netting


Upclose pic of little tomaters


Broc, Sprouts, Onions and Spinach

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Looks good phat

Like the netting. Have you ever grown watermelons?


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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: Payne] #4170619 04/05/13 10:37 PM
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thanks Guys.

Payne, I have not.

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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: phat694] #4170623 04/05/13 10:39 PM
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what kind are they?


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Re: THF Gardening Thread [Re: Payne] #4170659 04/05/13 11:10 PM
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How big is that bed phat?

I've got two 2x6 beds that I'm trying to figure it what to it in them.

Thinking of doing three tomato plants in one and then a couple bell peppers, jalapeņo and not sure what else in the other.

How hard is spinach and broccoli to grow?

This is my first garden attempt


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Spinach and broccoli do better in the fall.

Do you like green beans, okra or squash?

You could do carrots around the edges.


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Phat, your onions look mucho better than mine. Everything is looking great!

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Phat, your onions look mucho better than mine. Everything is looking great!


My onions look about the same on the tops. I can't see the roots. Mine are starting to bulb. I have a couple from the store, but I think they will be the last unitl October. Same with potatoes.


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Originally Posted By: bill oxner
You ever get any double-yoked ones?



We used to get quite a few double yolk eggs from my grandmothers chickens. Maybe the rooster was the reason why. For reasons that I don't remember, she did not sell them.

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Looking good Payne! I noticed today that my little orange trees are freakin' loaded with baby oranges (BB to pea size). The trees are only 3-4 ft high though. I don't have a lot of experience with fruit trees yet, looks like those small limbs will snap once the fruit gets to size. Thinking of pinching off a bunch of them but not sure?....

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Jase, if you wanna come over and look at my setup, let me know.

All my greens I put in back in early feb. thanks FF, the onions I planted from sets in dec (I think).

Like bill said the broc, sprouts and spinach do better in the fall. I got the broccoli and brussel sprout for $2 for a little 9 pack and figured what the hay.

Payne the melons are sugar babies I think. This is the first year for Fruits. I also have squash and cucumbers I need to plant somewhere.

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