flatwoods
Senior Member
Morning jeff
Morning Mr ChiefMornin ladies and gentlemen.
Morning Mr Chief
Costs almost as much to fill one in as to has one installed.
I usually take a beer break before I get that far.Man, I done messed up both palms with a big raw blister that I’ve already popped and peeled the skin off of in both hands. I was cutting up some St Aug. sod to expand my vegetable garden and lay the sod around Jags little greenhouse to hold the mud down and to promote St Aug in that area.
I might have to go to plan B whatever that it is.
Morning JeffMornin ladies and gentlemen.
Yup, mine aren't doing real well either. Neither are my pepper plants...I need to plug some centipede. Still early though. I'll wait a few more weeks.
I also noticed that my tomatoes aren't doing much.
Planted too early as always. Those cool nights seem to stunt them.
I could plant some now and they would outgrow my current ones.
Morning Jeff
I need to plug some centipede. Still early though. I'll wait a few more weeks.
I also noticed that my tomatoes aren't doing much.
Planted too early as always. Those cool nights seem to stunt them.
I could plant some now and they would outgrow my current ones.
They will take off next week. Should be fine. I think Good friday might be a good time to plant seeds but its a little early for plants that we have started early. I always get excited and plant too early.Yup, mine aren't doing real well either. Neither are my pepper plants...
I love St Augustine. Good looking grass.I might be able to get that sod up if I make my squares much smaller. I usually make them about a foot square. St Aug is tough to get up, but has a very high success rate/transplants well.
I love St Augustine. Good looking grass.
I'm on the edge of the range. It will do ok until we get a cold winter then get killed back.
Squares would do better for me too but that's work.
I use my plugger I got at the thrift store for a dollar.
No blisters.