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That sounds really good!

Happy Thanksgiving!

I made some last week too!

That is terrific Bruce! :highfive:

I have those too! I used to mulch the garden heavily with alfalfa hay or goat bedding, whichever was coming out of the barn. It just provided extra vole habitat and I haven’t been able to grow early peas in years. I still cover the dirt but not deep and heck I’d rather have stuff growing in it.

Sure it is! It’s us against the bugs, slugs and inclement weather! :gig Seriously, you do get incredible results considering you have such a short growing season. Do you use tunnels or a greenhouse?

Okayyyy already! You win! :thumbsup

Oh good then you got them! :gig

You are really gardening on the edge aren’t you? Dang buddy I think we’ve got a few degrees here we won’t really need today. ☃️

I’m thinking about making potato salad. How did you fix these little lovelies?

That’s such a wonderful idea! I’m doing that next year! The littlest granddaughter will be 4 and no doubt will love to do that!

I love it when the pumpkins take over! I forgot about pumpkins this year so the grandkids will have to settle for butternut squash, should any reach maturity.

Nice tater!

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Welcome to the thread! That is a lovely tomato! Mine are still little green marbles.

There’s nothing quite like a couple loads of wood chips to really bolster that feeling of prosperity! :gig

Yum! Homemade kraut! Did you make some?

Holy cow! What is it??? It’s very cool..

Honestly it could have been robins. I have a pretty good relationship with a nesting pair of crows. I leave them treats on the fence railing and they keep the hawks away. My neighbor even saw them chase a coyote back into the woods. They really adore a little larceny though so I always leave my...

My neighbor gave me his leftover onion plants. I planted them a couple days ago, but had to replant them today because I suspect the crows pulled most of them out. I don’t know why they had to pull 75 out when they would have known they weren’t tasty corn plants after just 5 or 6! :rolleyes: