I use round up just not in or within drifting of the garden, fence lines walkways borders. Not to say i have never have. Recently. I tired the vinegar soap recipe i found on one of these forums. It didn't work for me many of the area tomatoes producers, use a hilling and plastic method for their crop.
What did you do in the garden today?
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9 inches of rain since Sunday and more today . Never going to get caught up .
Even with all the rain we recently got down here in Texas I sure could use about 2 inches this afternoon to top off my pond and wet the property so I can burn some brush tomorrow morning.
jbwildboy
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half of the cherry tomatoes we picked today
Yum!!
Double yum. I could sit down and just have a bowl of them for dinner.
Just got back home and see that my patch needs a lot of attention 
Yesterday I unloaded this into the compost bin.....cow and horse manure. Needs to age and sweeten awhile but it will be here when I need it.
Using a new garden method this year called Back to Eden gardening, so weeds have not been an issue yet. Some small ones are sprouting in the soil that is left bare for sprouting seeds but they are easily plucked and used for mulch. Loving this method so far....
Using a new garden method this year called Back to Eden gardening, so weeds have not been an issue yet. Some small ones are sprouting in the soil that is left bare for sprouting seeds but they are easily plucked and used for mulch. Loving this method so far....
I like how you use the fence panels.
Thank you for the pictures. I am following your garden with a lot of interest.
If the panels do not need to be moved each year, that will be fantastic.
We do have nematode issues down here, so I have to rotate...but, I assume anything could use support, carrots couldn't go there or cabbages, but every thing else could.
I am getting too old to want to till and set up trellises each year. I think this is perfect for me.
Thank you for the pictures. I am following your garden with a lot of interest.
If the panels do not need to be moved each year, that will be fantastic.
We do have nematode issues down here, so I have to rotate...but, I assume anything could use support, carrots couldn't go there or cabbages, but every thing else could.
I am getting too old to want to till and set up trellises each year. I think this is perfect for me.
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