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The 2010 Official Vegetable Garden thread!
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<blockquote data-quote="1448Tom" data-source="post: 131310" data-attributes="member: 2780"><p>I plant about a half acre vegetable garden. I'm looking forward to eating vine ripened tomatoes, I love them. Early Girls are my favorite tomato, but Cherokee Purple is a very close second. The store-bought tomatoes taste artificial.</p><p></p><p>Last year I planted my Sweet Snow Peas (eatable pods), and my kennebec potatoes, the first week of April. The pea crop was doing great, and the potato plants were green, and reaching for the sky. In one day, darn groundhogs destroyed both crops. The only early crop the groundhogs didn't destroy, was the mustard, radishes, green onions, and leaf lettuce.</p><p></p><p>Of course I have to battle birds and coons when my Peaches & Cream corn begins to ripen.</p><p></p><p> Gardens can be a lot of work, but there's nothing better than home grown food!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1448Tom, post: 131310, member: 2780"] I plant about a half acre vegetable garden. I'm looking forward to eating vine ripened tomatoes, I love them. Early Girls are my favorite tomato, but Cherokee Purple is a very close second. The store-bought tomatoes taste artificial. Last year I planted my Sweet Snow Peas (eatable pods), and my kennebec potatoes, the first week of April. The pea crop was doing great, and the potato plants were green, and reaching for the sky. In one day, darn groundhogs destroyed both crops. The only early crop the groundhogs didn't destroy, was the mustard, radishes, green onions, and leaf lettuce. Of course I have to battle birds and coons when my Peaches & Cream corn begins to ripen. Gardens can be a lot of work, but there's nothing better than home grown food! [/QUOTE]
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