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Old March 1, 2016   #76
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Ozone, I'm going to plant our Texas Wild in a raised bed that gets shade after 3pm in the summer. I'm wanting to try to get it to produce all summer too. I'm doing the same with Porter and Porter's Pride (Porter Select)
That should do it. Last summer my TWC got full sun nearly all day long, except for the first 2 to 3 hours in the AM and it did not stop producing bit it did slow down a bit in Aug. However, the full sun in Aug did take a toll on the foliage. Dried up the leaves faster than I could water the plant.
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Old March 1, 2016   #77
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Default Almost got them out

Ok i have 40 in the ground and gave them all a big drink of ttf.still a long way to go.
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Ok i have 40 in the ground and gave them all a big drink of ttf.still a long way to go.
Nice to see a back yard go to good use once and awhile.

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Old March 1, 2016   #79
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I planted the third row of 19 tomato plants yesterday February 29. I hope it doesn't take 4 years for them to mature

I potted up pepper plants - it took all day.
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I have more room i think im going to build a three tier garden on the other side
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Zone 8, DFW, is about time . Maybe with some caution !!
But All you have to do is to get some cheap 3-ring cages ( $2.99 a pce) and wrap them with clear plastic. You can use them later for peppers.
Good luck ye'all !

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Old March 3, 2016   #82
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13 all in. Im just a home gamer compared to some of you guys. But thats my new raised bed 6X12. The chicken wire is temporary to keep the rabbits out. I put it up quick but will make a more permanent rabbit defender when my lower spine starts working again.

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13 all in. Im just a home gamer compared to some of you guys. But thats my new raised bed 6X12. The chicken wire is temporary to keep the rabbits out. I put it up quick but will make a more permanent rabbit defender when my lower spine starts working again.

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You are going to have so much of a better year this year.

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Ozone, look how big those plants are

They look wonderful.
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You are going to have so much of a better year this year.

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I hope so. Learned a lot in the last 2 years thanks to people like you and many others on tville.

Salt, I started all of these on New Years Day from seed and they got bigger than I thought they would in 8 weeks time.
Hopefully we get some favorable weather to better the outcome.
Im also looking forward to how some of these varieties actually look and taste. The Charles Herring Porter is in the mix and I am really curious to see how well and how long it produces into the season.
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Ozone, you have good gardens. I like the soil.
I think you timed it right and should be rewarded.

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I had a visitor in the garden when i was planting out.i know he is not poisonous so i let him be.any one knowwhat kind of snake he is?
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Probably a Texas Rat Snake. Also known as chicken snake.
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I forgot to post about this I think it is a racer.
A Yellow Bellied racer.

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cool if i see him agian i will flip him over and take a picture
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