Time to plant yet?

rapalla7

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11 Jan 04 04:57

flexmore

Quack Quack Quack !

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12 Jan 04 04:09

Originally posted by rapalla7
Hey Flex, Brrrrrrrrrr. I think here in tropical minnesota, Good ol' USA we dipped to Well here See for yourself....

http://www.weather.com/weather/local/55316?lswe=55316&lwsa=WeatherLocalUndeclared

I'm not braging.:'(

Mike

time tp plant your feet in a goofy footed position!!

Chaswray

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12 Jan 04 11:22

Originally posted by rapalla7
[b
If I missed something let me know. These are the best yeilding in my gardens of past.

Mike[/b]

Hi Mike,

No beans of any kind? Shame😵 Gotta' have the musical fruit. You said avocado, I think you mean artichoke don't you? I don't think avocados stand a chance there in MN.🙄 Have you tried the red plastic mulches around your tomatoes? Excellent results!

Regards,
Charlie

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12 Jan 04 11:25

Originally posted by StarValleyWy
Hey Charlie,

I'm hungry! Lets eat!

I drooled so much on my keyboard, it short circuited😵 It's 30 degrees here this AM and snowing😞 Spring can't get here soon enough

Regards,
Charlie

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12 Jan 04 11:29

Originally posted by flexmore
thread is funny !!!

if you think spring is fast growing - well the tropics are like that most of the time. except faster.

- but pruning becomes an almost full time job.

Hi Flex

I lived quite a few years in the subtropical climate of South Florida. You are right about the way things grow. Besides the pruning bug management is a full time job also!

Regards,
Charlie