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Old July 10, 2016   #1
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Things are starting to take off really good now.I grew mortage lifter,Brandywine,sub arctic,Italian pleated,Roma,chefs choice(saved seeds from hybrid) and big league(saved seeds from hybrid).the pleated I got last year at a farmer's market.the gal said her grandfather grew them for years and gave her seeds and she has been growing them for years also.not sure if they are Italian or not.
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Looking good! Everything is so nice and neat. Keep us posted as the season progresses.

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I second that,very clean and weed free.I think I saw some bales of straw on the upper right side.I have straw used as mulch throughout mine.
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You have a very well maintained garden. Everything is nice and healthy and not a weed in sight.
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Very nice spot!
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Old July 25, 2016   #6
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Things growing like crazy now.the straw bales were holding down a tarp to kill the grass and weeds for my expansion.more room=more tomatoes next year.can't wait..the cucumber is sweeter yet.picking one a day now.very sweet and great taste.all tomatoes setting fruit very well.I'm happy so far.
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I did the same thing this spring,I put my tarp out to kill the grass behind my garden to increase the size(8'x14') this fall.I'll put in a cover crop in the fall and plant into it next year.
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What would a guy plant as a cover crop?should I be doing the whole garden like that every year?
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I do,I put hairy vetch and farmers rye in Sept. and mow it down in the spring a few weeks before I plant into it.You could also turn it over about a month before you plant.I went no till this year because I had a total knee replacement in March.
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See what crops grow best in part of Canada.
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