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Old 03-18-2013, 12:33 PM
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Time for the 2013 garden and landscaping thread!
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Waiting for the thaw here. It's giving me time to finish the 104 though. Plans are to install a fence remulch the landscaping and plant the garden.
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Hopefully, we'll have some maters here.
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I planted lettuce and spinach 10 days ago, and of course-------------

I planted taters on St Patrick's Day!!

These were all planted "no-till". aka - Ruth Stout's method!!

We always plant something with Ruth Stout's method.

http://www.motherearthnews.com/Organ...#axzz2NuxTjIFH
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I found the video for Ruth's method of gardening

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNU8IJzRHZk

This is the reason I get to keep the Cubs' in the shed so much, but, I sure do get to use the trailer a LOT!!

Here is a pic of the 2012 mulch going down.




Did I mention I add mulch!!??



This is mostly decomposed chipped wood, some (25%?) horse manure.

Some of those "rows of "mulch" still exist this year. I believe this is identical to what they sell in the big box stores as potting soil.

I am going to try planting on top of the mulch, using it like potting soil. We will see what happens.

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Heres my tomatos for 2013.
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Heres my tomatos for 2013.
The maters are looking good!
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I am jealous of you guys, It was 14 degrees when I woke up this morning. Not conducive yard work.
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Last year at this time I had tilled and planted 200 feet of potatoes, 100 of peas and 100 feet of onions. This year its snowing and 20 degrees. I do have 400 feet of garlic in, planted in October. Hope to get in 1200 feet of taters and the same of onions soon as things break. Rows will all be made to work with the 126 and cultivators this year. It worked out great last season.
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I'm gonna have to put off planting for awhile. I just plowed 8" of snow yesterday.
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