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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by buckin150
bent over? great now i gotta go #3 again. at this rate i'm gonna be dehydrated
Yea I know right!!!
This is like the 15th time to day for me. I havent been able to do that since I was 18!
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Hhhmmmm so maybe I shouldn't make raised beds. I should just plant in the ground so I have to get on all fours to till the soil and pull weeds. Whoops, did my sundress ride up a little too high? 
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by Racerchick68
Hhhmmmm so maybe I shouldn't make raised beds. I should just plant in the ground so I have to get on all fours to till the soil and pull weeds. Whoops, did my sundress ride up a little too high?
Hmm would you look at that... no panties!
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Originally Posted by Racerchick68
Hhhmmmm so maybe I shouldn't make raised beds. I should just plant in the ground so I have to get on all fours to till the soil and pull weeds. Whoops, did my sundress ride up a little too high?
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Originally Posted by PSS-Mag
Sure hope it starts raining soon.........
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First if the soil is too hard or too sandy you will need to add some compost or other material so you can keep the moisture content even.
You can double dig the soil adding material as needed and garden on a flat surface or use raised beds (with or without framing) with walking paths around them. In that size garden you could do a few square yard areas that can be reached from all sides for weeding, picking veggies and trimming as needed.
I find gardening both rewarding and relaxing if you keep the area to a manageable size. I used to get out of control and grow about 5000 square feet of veggies but now am much simpler.
Good luck!
You can double dig the soil adding material as needed and garden on a flat surface or use raised beds (with or without framing) with walking paths around them. In that size garden you could do a few square yard areas that can be reached from all sides for weeding, picking veggies and trimming as needed.
I find gardening both rewarding and relaxing if you keep the area to a manageable size. I used to get out of control and grow about 5000 square feet of veggies but now am much simpler.
Good luck!
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Originally Posted by Racerchick68
Oooohhhh you're evil. Yea, all that rain would soak my little white dress, making it all clingy to my skin and such. But it would be great for the garden.
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Originally Posted by 06darkstone
First if the soil is too hard or too sandy you will need to add some compost or other material so you can keep the moisture content even.
You can double dig the soil adding material as needed and garden on a flat surface or use raised beds (with or without framing) with walking paths around them. In that size garden you could do a few square yard areas that can be reached from all sides for weeding, picking veggies and trimming as needed.
I find gardening both rewarding and relaxing if you keep the area to a manageable size. I used to get out of control and grow about 5000 square feet of veggies but now am much simpler.
Good luck!
You can double dig the soil adding material as needed and garden on a flat surface or use raised beds (with or without framing) with walking paths around them. In that size garden you could do a few square yard areas that can be reached from all sides for weeding, picking veggies and trimming as needed.
I find gardening both rewarding and relaxing if you keep the area to a manageable size. I used to get out of control and grow about 5000 square feet of veggies but now am much simpler.
Good luck!
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
Originally Posted by Racerchick68
Oooohhhh you're evil. Yea, all that rain would soak my little white dress, making it all clingy to my skin and such. But it would be great for the garden.
Bet it would make you mammilla gland plants grow too......