HomeOnTheRange
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A set of peppers and a few tomato plants BEFORE that got trimmed!
Been in the low 100s here and is going to continue for the next 10 days...
Gardening Thread 2021
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A set of peppers and a few tomato plants BEFORE that got trimmed!
Been in the low 100s here and is going to continue for the next 10 days...
Grizzlyhackle
True BYH Addict
@HomeOnTheRange those are some serious raised beds.
HomeOnTheRange
Golden Herd Lurker
Got tired of bending over all the time! They are about 4' wide and 50' long. More on the other side of the house.
Baymule
Herd Master
That's what I'm talking about! I have some serious raised bed envy. Beautiful garden you got there @HomeOnTheRange Get out your box of crayons and color me IMPRESSED!
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Alaskan
Herd Master
Mini Horses
Herd Master
Dang....that's an impressive set up. My yard isn't even that well kept! 
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Are you sure that isn't from a garden magazine???
too nice!!
Don't think I'll be posting pics of mine any time soon.
they sure aren't raised. Heck. Lucky to be rowed.
.Are you sure that isn't from a garden magazine???
too nice!!Don't think I'll be posting pics of mine any time soon.
they sure aren't raised. Heck. Lucky to be rowed.
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Grizzlyhackle
True BYH Addict
I buy square bales usually Timothy 1 or 2 at a time. Last time they only had canary reed grass. Looked ok, real soft, kid said his horses eat it. I figured one bale mix it with Timothy, nothing else something soft for the nest boxes. I always store my hay in real big tote, nearly bale length and deep enough to break off a section lay on top close the lid. Keeps it clean, sits in the shed. Today I open it and it feels slightly damp, felt a warm spot. Didn't smell sour, but I think it's going thru a heat in the tote. I broke it up in sections on a tarp in the sun. Have I basically bought an 8 dollar bale of garden mulch?
Going on 5 yrs first time with that kind of hay or with this happening.
Going on 5 yrs first time with that kind of hay or with this happening.
Baymule
Herd Master
We bought 40 bales 2 years ago, and every one of them spoiled from being baled too green. The guy felt bad and on his next cutting, replaced all of it. He even delivered it.
Grizzlyhackle
True BYH Addict
That was good of him. Buying and storing it is always a pain for me. I can't store enough to buy in any big quantity or I'd load up on Timothy or orchard grass. One round bale would last me a year. Picture bringing that home in an S-10. Oh well it should make good mulch.
HomeOnTheRange
Golden Herd Lurker
Thanks for all of the kind words!! If we have a rainy season this year, the weeds will show up in force. Not to bad for living in really dry climate. Temps still staying in the low 100s for the next 10 days...
