Finally was able to get some more things in the ground

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so the rain has been fighting us every step of the way from getting our square foot garden planted, we have had pretty much 3 weeks of straight rain with a day here and there mixed in, so we kept on working on weeding and mulching the raspberry bushes.

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at least my tanks were filled

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the rhubarb was going to seed, I need to trim that

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I decided to move onto weeding the back beds, the plastic did a good job of basically killing everything

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so I just started ripping out the dead foliage

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all weeded

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the strawberries were blossoming well

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I noticed we were actually having berries developing

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and our cherry tree had blossomed, hopefully we actually get cherries this year

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this was one of our first apple trees we planted 5 years ago, in year 4 it was decimated by 2 deer, I thought it was a goner, it’s our best producing tree, goes to show how hard it is to kill a fruit tree with over pruning

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the potatoes were sprouting well

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I decided to try and do something different this year with our squash, my wife picked up some cheap planters

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and I set them along the fence line with the idea that I can work the squash vines along the fence foe support, we shall see how it works

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I had to string up some lines on the new double stack I had set up

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I decided to plant this with carrots, so i broke open the seed vault from mypatriotsupply

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I just use a pen and eyeball up by layout

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we shall see how they do

I had cut back the asparagus last week and it was making a strong comeback

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I was able to get the pumpkin and watermelon in yesterday,

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I also planted tomatoes, zucchini, peas, beans, onions, cukes, beets, radishes, corn and peppers, hopefully i can get the rest in tomorrow, peace

I never did get that damn seed head cut, need to do that as well

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