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Old 03-20-2012, 10:24 PM
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Well My broccoli is staring to flower, and I pulled the first few onions today.
I have been procrastinating on the tater' planting and now its almost time for squash
Boy I cant wait for summer.
Me either!
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I shot some video's on my tilling a garden in my little hood. I have the back plate up so I could slowly backup to help break up the harder clay. In the video's you'll be able to see tiller vibrating and see me backing up and how smooth the tiller acts after I backup. I tried to get the dirt clumps before and after I used the tiller.

I had the lower pulley come off when I went to another garden. I didn't loose anything so I was able to put it back on and get it ready for the next time I use the tiller.

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I shot some video's on my tilling a garden in my little hood. I have the back plate up so I could slowly backup to help break up the harder clay. In the video's you'll be able to see tiller vibrating and see me backing up and how smooth the tiller acts after I backup. I tried to get the dirt clumps before and after I used the tiller.

I had the lower pulley come off when I went to another garden. I didn't loose anything so I was able to put it back on and get it ready for the next time I use the tiller.

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You're having way too much fun!
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We had a pretty massive storm last night, nickle size hail and widespread flooding. Every thing is alright except for the garden. Pics
Was lettuce

Spinach?

Where is the dirt?

Found it.




Every thing was hit hard except for one tomato plant, go figure. Now the question is do I till it up and start again or wait and see if the plants survive?
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Welcome to gardening in Virginia!!

When I started my garden I decided it had to be flat, so,





we moved a little dirt.

My daughter in the picture is 30 now.

Flat doesn't wash away.



That red 4WD could have some real fun!!
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We had a pretty massive storm last night, nickle size hail and widespread flooding. Every thing is alright except for the garden. Pics
Was lettuce

Spinach?

Where is the dirt?

Found it.




Every thing was hit hard except for one tomato plant, go figure. Now the question is do I till it up and start again or wait and see if the plants survive?
Sorry, the bad storms messed your garden up.
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Dang storms! Poor lettuce didn't stand a chance.
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CAd do you do anything on a small scale? Turned out great tho!
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