madfarmer
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| Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2008 7:45 pm Post subject: Check out my little garden |
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im new so bear with me
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gardenmama
Showing Great Promise
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Location: Vermont
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Is that basil on the border? Everything is so nice and green! Thanks for sharing your pics.
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madfarmer
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no basil but lotsa flowers
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sharon mc
On The Way Up
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Location: West Wales, UK
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That looks like a really productive plot and pretty organised, too! Well done.
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kuntrygal
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Looks really lush and green. Show us more pics when it bursts into bloom! 
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Droopy
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It looks good! The green is so vibrant I nearly wished I were a cow for an instant.  What have you got growing in there?
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madfarmer
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tomato, cantalope cukes corn peppers strawberry onion beans peas raddish carrots
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Sjoerd
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pete28
On The Way Up
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Location: White Springs Florida
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I like how you have everyhting so organized in that space. Looks like things are going very well! thank you for the pics!
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glendann
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How beautiful your little garden is.You have such pretty plants and it is so neat.You should be so proud of it.
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toni
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Great looking garden, you should be eating well in a few weeks. Don't forget to post more pictures as the plants progress.
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garden_angel
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Location: United States (Map)
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Well it looks like your corn will be "knee high by 4th of July!". What kind of corn did you plant? I love the peaches and cream YUM! I didn't plant any corn this year, I skip every other year. Your garden looks great for being your first, how fun!
Droopy the cow comment was funny, lol.
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tschnath
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Joined: 06 Mar 2008
Location: Southern Maine (zone 5)
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Everything looks yummy! Nice job! Thanks for sharing.
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gardengater
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Madfarmer; Your garden is going great guns. Enjoy!
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EJ
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