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MOhillbilly 12-21-2010 11:09 AM

Official 2011 Gardening Thread
 
The times gettin close for indoor seeders & planning for early varaties.

tips, tricks, varaties you like. Where to buy. What to buy. Does & donts.

Your personal picks.

All things gardening.


What you got?

Mr. Flopnuts 12-21-2010 11:11 AM

2011 is going to be shit. I would've just skipped to 2012 too. Remember though, shit needs to harvest before December. The world is ending then. :D

MOhillbilly 12-21-2010 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 7278886)
2011 is going to be shit. I would've just skipped to 2012 too. Remember though, shit needs to harvest before December. The world is ending then. :D

:doh!:ROFL

Hydrae 12-21-2010 11:13 AM

I have already turned the garden over and expanded it by a few feet. Being in central Texas I should have planted a second round but was too lazy in August. I will go back in a couple of months and rototill in some fertilizer and be ready to start dropping seeds by late March.

MOhillbilly 12-21-2010 11:14 AM

http://www.burpee.com/vegetables/cor...rod000664.html

my pick for early sweet corn this year is early sun glow hybrid. 63 days,OP, had some last year. need to plant it on high well drained soil to mu spring rain will stunt growth.

Mr. Flopnuts 12-21-2010 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by MOhillbilly (Post 7278895)
http://www.burpee.com/vegetables/cor...rod000664.html

my pick for early sweet corn this year is early sun glow hybrid. 63 days,OP, had some last year. need to plant it on high well drained soil to mu spring rain will stunt growth.

I really need to come over to your place for dinner sometime. Freshly grown veggies are the shit. Maybe this is the year I get some stuff planted in the ground. If I'm around anyways. Hopefully I'll be on the road, but if not, now that I have the yard, I think I'll go for it.

MOhillbilly 12-21-2010 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Hydrae (Post 7278892)
I have already turned the garden over and expanded it by a few feet. Being in central Texas I should have planted a second round but was too lazy in August. I will go back in a couple of months and rototill in some fertilizer and be ready to start dropping seeds by late March.


im puttin taters & cabbage starts in by st. pattys day.

Guy showed me that if you cut the bottom out of 5 gallon buckets and put the bucket over the cabbage you can just put a lid on it when you have a chance of frost.
excellent trick imo.

wont turn mine over until the early march. Like you im gonna expand mine to take up most of the back half of the yard.

2112 12-21-2010 11:18 AM

The best compost mix I have used was 50% top soil/40%Compost/10%Sand. rototill about 4 inches of that shit into the ground and it makes everything happy. I also use steroids for my Annuals. Growers mix/Terra sorb and slow release fert.

Groves 12-21-2010 11:20 AM

I need to download MO's gardening brain to my kids somehow. C'mon technology!

Hydrae 12-21-2010 11:24 AM

I had a hard time with stink bugs all over my tomatoes this year. I am going to try a trick I read about and plant marigolds around that part of the garden. Supposedly they are attracted to the yellow flowers and stay out of the maters.

tooge 12-21-2010 11:26 AM

coons and deer get most of our corn, so I'm gonna plant much more this year. I've got about a quarter acre of mowed pasture to turn up.

MOhillbilly 12-21-2010 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 7278901)
I really need to come over to your place for dinner sometime. Freshly grown veggies are the shit. Maybe this is the year I get some stuff planted in the ground. If I'm around anyways. Hopefully I'll be on the road, but if not, now that I have the yard, I think I'll go for it.

Dude i will have plenty. If you need your ground turned up i have a monster tiller.:drool:
My plan this year is to start all the early stuff in the house.

Im not gonna do alot of lettuce and carrots like last year. For sow in row im gonna stick with pole/bush beans,corn,taters,& tomatos. Might put a row of sweet radish and a hill of black seed lettuce.
Only gonna do the ox heart heirlooms this year.

Gonna try these
http://www.burpee.com/vegetables/tom...rod000988.html
& a yellow variety i cant recall the name of for early tomato & stick with beefsteak and better boy for mid season. I gonna make BBQ sauce & juice by the quart.

MOhillbilly 12-21-2010 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Hydrae (Post 7278918)
I had a hard time with stink bugs all over my tomatoes this year. I am going to try a trick I read about and plant marigolds around that part of the garden. Supposedly they are attracted to the yellow flowers and stay out of the maters.

do some research on chewing & sucking garden pests.

liquid 7,malathion,permethrins, are about all i can find. Hummert int. can sometimes get the old school hardcore pesticides.

MOhillbilly 12-21-2010 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by tooge (Post 7278923)
coons and deer get most of our corn, so I'm gonna plant much more this year. I've got about a quarter acre of mowed pasture to turn up.

turn a radio on in your corn patch to keep varmits away.:thumb:

MOhillbilly 12-21-2010 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by D2112 (Post 7278906)
The best compost mix I have used was 50% top soil/40%Compost/10%Sand. rototill about 4 inches of that shit into the ground and it makes everything happy. I also use steroids for my Annuals. Growers mix/Terra sorb and slow release fert.

what zone? what kind of annuals?


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