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OmahaJB · May 4, 2008

Last fall I prepared my growing space by chopping the soil up good and adding compost to it. So maybe that'll do the trick and help with a decent harvest. Can't wait to get started but don't want to make the mistake and plant outside before our last frost date, which I believe is towards the end of May. Most things are coming along slowly and need more time anyways, but the melon seedlings which I just germinated are looking strong already.

I'm hoping I get a chance to taste all these varieties because they all sound delicious, especially Orangeglo.

May 4, 2008	#12
OmahaJB Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Toledo, OH Posts: 1,821	Last fall I prepared my growing space by chopping the soil up good and adding compost to it. So maybe that'll do the trick and help with a decent harvest. Can't wait to get started but don't want to make the mistake and plant outside before our last frost date, which I believe is towards the end of May. Most things are coming along slowly and need more time anyways, but the melon seedlings which I just germinated are looking strong already. I'm hoping I get a chance to taste all these varieties because they all sound delicious, especially Orangeglo. Last edited by OmahaJB; May 5, 2008 at 04:52 PM.