Gardens

[Huntaholic]

Whatchya got in the garden this year? Thanks to sleepy joe, gates, the ho, and soros, I hope yall are planning ahead for the famine that's headed our way. I don't have a whole lot, dang deer will eat up anything I plant nearly, but I do have squash and tomatoes in the ground. Ive still got at least 5 gallons of peppers in the freezer from last year so I skipped those this time around. My attempts at potatoes failed miserably last year so I didn't try that this time and I am NOT paying 5 bucks a plant for cabbage and broccoli this year!

[Jethro]

Lets see....lettuce, radish, green onions, 12 green bell peppers, 4 yellows, 4 cucumbers, 4 watermelon, 4 cantaloupe, 12 big boy tomatoes, 4 mr stripy, 4 yellow cherry tomatoes, 4 red cherry tomatoes, 80' row of white half runners, 2 80' rows of blue lake (way over seeded...thanks tater), half row of turkey craw, and a row of taters. Think thats everything.

[JCodd]

Whatchya got in the garden this year? Thanks to sleepy joe, gates, the ho, and soros, I hope yall are planning ahead for the famine that's headed our way. I don't have a whole lot, dang deer will eat up anything I plant nearly, but I do have squash and tomatoes in the ground. Ive still got at least 5 gallons of peppers in the freezer from last year so I skipped those this time around. My attempts at potatoes failed miserably last year so I didn't try that this time and I am NOT paying 5 bucks a plant for cabbage and broccoli this year!

Not sure where you found broccoli or cabbage for $5 a plant, but you’re a little late to worry with it now. Plant those in the fall or March.

[Huntaholic]

Whatchya got in the garden this year? Thanks to sleepy joe, gates, the ho, and soros, I hope yall are planning ahead for the famine that's headed our way. I don't have a whole lot, dang deer will eat up anything I plant nearly, but I do have squash and tomatoes in the ground. Ive still got at least 5 gallons of peppers in the freezer from last year so I skipped those this time around. My attempts at potatoes failed miserably last year so I didn't try that this time and I am NOT paying 5 bucks a plant for cabbage and broccoli this year!

Not sure where you found broccoli or cabbage for $5 a plant, but you’re a little late to worry with it now. Plant those in the fall or March.

Pippins in Gainesboro, Potters in Baxter, Lowes in Cookeville, all are right at 5 bucks a plant. As far as my timing, well I don't have a government job and cant afford a tractor so I gotta plant when I can get my garden spot worked up.

[Jethro]

Whatchya got in the garden this year? Thanks to sleepy joe, gates, the ho, and soros, I hope yall are planning ahead for the famine that's headed our way. I don't have a whole lot, dang deer will eat up anything I plant nearly, but I do have squash and tomatoes in the ground. Ive still got at least 5 gallons of peppers in the freezer from last year so I skipped those this time around. My attempts at potatoes failed miserably last year so I didn't try that this time and I am NOT paying 5 bucks a plant for cabbage and broccoli this year!

Not sure where you found broccoli or cabbage for $5 a plant, but you’re a little late to worry with it now. Plant those in the fall or March.

Pippins in Gainesboro, Potters in Baxter, Lowes in Cookeville, all are right at 5 bucks a plant. As far as my timing, well I don't have a government job and cant afford a tractor so I gotta plant when I can get my garden spot worked up.

I buy my plants at a local greenhouse. 48 plants per flat, mix or match...and a flat cost 20.00

[Jethro]

Whatchya got in the garden this year? Thanks to sleepy joe, gates, the ho, and soros, I hope yall are planning ahead for the famine that's headed our way. I don't have a whole lot, dang deer will eat up anything I plant nearly, but I do have squash and tomatoes in the ground. Ive still got at least 5 gallons of peppers in the freezer from last year so I skipped those this time around. My attempts at potatoes failed miserably last year so I didn't try that this time and I am NOT paying 5 bucks a plant for cabbage and broccoli this year!

Not sure where you found broccoli or cabbage for $5 a plant, but you’re a little late to worry with it now. Plant those in the fall or March.

Pippins in Gainesboro, Potters in Baxter, Lowes in Cookeville, all are right at 5 bucks a plant. As far as my timing, well I don't have a government job and cant afford a tractor so I gotta plant when I can get my garden spot worked up.

I buy my plants at a local greenhouse. 48 plants per flat, mix or match...and a flat cost 20.00

[JCodd]

Whatchya got in the garden this year? Thanks to sleepy joe, gates, the ho, and soros, I hope yall are planning ahead for the famine that's headed our way. I don't have a whole lot, dang deer will eat up anything I plant nearly, but I do have squash and tomatoes in the ground. Ive still got at least 5 gallons of peppers in the freezer from last year so I skipped those this time around. My attempts at potatoes failed miserably last year so I didn't try that this time and I am NOT paying 5 bucks a plant for cabbage and broccoli this year!

Not sure where you found broccoli or cabbage for $5 a plant, but you’re a little late to worry with it now. Plant those in the fall or March.

Pippins in Gainesboro, Potters in Baxter, Lowes in Cookeville, all are right at 5 bucks a plant. As far as my timing, well I don't have a government job and cant afford a tractor so I gotta plant when I can get my garden spot worked up.

Can’t say I’ve ever bought plants there, lots of places are much cheaper tho. Not sure what a govt job has to do with it, I use a tiller.

[JCodd]

Whatchya got in the garden this year? Thanks to sleepy joe, gates, the ho, and soros, I hope yall are planning ahead for the famine that's headed our way. I don't have a whole lot, dang deer will eat up anything I plant nearly, but I do have squash and tomatoes in the ground. Ive still got at least 5 gallons of peppers in the freezer from last year so I skipped those this time around. My attempts at potatoes failed miserably last year so I didn't try that this time and I am NOT paying 5 bucks a plant for cabbage and broccoli this year!

Not sure where you found broccoli or cabbage for $5 a plant, but you’re a little late to worry with it now. Plant those in the fall or March.

Pippins in Gainesboro, Potters in Baxter, Lowes in Cookeville, all are right at 5 bucks a plant. As far as my timing, well I don't have a government job and cant afford a tractor so I gotta plant when I can get my garden spot worked up.

I buy my plants at a local greenhouse. 48 plants per flat, mix or match...and a flat cost 20.00

Local place here was $25 a flat. Thinking just a few years ago I gave $15/flat

[Huntaholic]

I need to go see the Amish, they have plants for 1.50 ea or so. As far as whats in the garden, most of the time its deer and turkeys in mine lol

[Tennessee Lead]

If you want to plant some pole beans I have a few different variety’s I’ve saved from the last few years.
My recent and what I will stick with are Turkey Craw beans

[Tennessee Lead]

I haven’t got mine worked up yet I always wait until Turkey seasons over.
I grow too much but it’s mainly a hobby

[Bucky']

I have 24 onions in the ground. Rains every day i have time.

[Jethro]

If you want to plant some pole beans I have a few different variety’s I’ve saved from the last few years.
My recent and what I will stick with are Turkey Craw beans

I put out some turkey craw this year....first time Ive tried them. Google says pole them 6'-8'. Does that sound correct, how high do you pole them?

[Tennessee Lead]

If you want to plant some pole beans I have a few different variety’s I’ve saved from the last few years.
My recent and what I will stick with are Turkey Craw beans

I put out some turkey craw this year....first time Ive tried them. Google says pole them 6'-8'. Does that sound correct, how high do you pole them?

I would say that is accurate. Honestly I stopped sticking them and I have started using fence posts wire stretched across them at 6’ and dropped grass strings down every few inches. Works just as good and I don’t have to remove the plants from the poles at the end of season. Just cut the twine off and pull up the vines and I’m ready to dispose of them.

[Tennessee Lead]

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[Huntaholic]

If you want to plant some pole beans I have a few different variety’s I’ve saved from the last few years.
My recent and what I will stick with are Turkey Craw beans

Id love to plant some beans! Problem is, they wouldn't get over 4 inches tall before some kind of critter came along and ate them down. I have to grow stuff here that deer and turkeys wont eat.

[Tennessee Lead]

If you want to plant some pole beans I have a few different variety’s I’ve saved from the last few years.
My recent and what I will stick with are Turkey Craw beans

Id love to plant some beans! Problem is, they wouldn't get over 4 inches tall before some kind of critter came along and ate them down. I have to grow stuff here that deer and turkeys wont eat.

Yeah I have to put up electric fencing every couple inches for the squirrels and then a dummy wire surrounding it to keep the deer from jumping in.

[Tennessee Lead]

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I had add more hot wires than pictured when the corn makes ears or the squirrels will demolish it