Garden 2023

Onthedge

8 pointer
Dec 11, 2020
560
South East Ky
Picked, hulled, and canned 15 pints of peas yesterday.
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HeadedWest

10 pointer
Nov 22, 2016
1,780
Had some volunteer potatoes come up and wanted to experiment a little because I treated my actual crop with an Imidacloprid and wanted to see what the difference was. Blown away at the results.

**Id much rather use less chemicals BUT if I buy it at the grocery, who knows what’s on it.

“Control”:
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Treated:
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barney

12 pointer
Oct 11, 2005
20,135
Imidacloprid works wonders for flea beatles and tater bugs but it has zero effect on the 4 legged resources browsing on my resources. Those considerate sportsmen whom want to do the right thing and make concessions liable for their damages can make checks payable to:
barney's Sustenance Project LLC.
 

slobear

12 pointer
Nov 20, 2014
7,616
Trump town, USA
Finished up today. Well, thought about putting in another sweet corn crop because we will be warm enough November.

I’ll be honest that I believe warm soil is the number 1 factor in growth. Don’t like 90* weather yet but the amount of growth I see in this late garden is impressive.
 

Dark Cloud

12 pointer
Aug 14, 2009
6,289
Lawrence Co.
Imidacloprid works wonders for flea beatles and tater bugs but it has zero effect on the 4 legged resources browsing on my resources. Those considerate sportsmen whom want to do the right thing and make concessions liable for their damages can make checks payable to:
barney's Sustenance Project LLC.
Just another predator that needs to be dealt with ,to hard to put and take care of that stuff ,and let it get destroyed
 

Rat

8 pointer
Oct 9, 2006
816
USA
Dang. Hope you had a tetanus shot in the last couple of years. Puncture wounds are nothing to sneeze at.

And that has got to be the biggest splinter I’ve seen. Haha
 


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