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Update on PVC Garden!
H  ave some pics, one of garden and one  of my jailhouse door rose trellis.
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06/04/11, 10:32 PM
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Hey Nan!
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Very, very nice!! Those cabbages look huge!
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06/04/11, 10:34 PM
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Ok, very jealous now. Going to go sob over my 5" tall tomato plants....... 
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06/05/11, 12:11 AM
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Very nice! Glad to see the PVC "irrigators" work as well as I'd hoped. Mine seem to be doing well too, even with our crazy weather this year. I don't have any cabbage (yours look fantastic!), but my tomatoes are about three feet high already and have tomatoes slightly bigger than golf balls all over them. They're beefsteak though, so still a ways to go...I can hardly wait, yum! 
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06/05/11, 02:09 AM
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Thats a gardening magazine front cover picture if the right folks saw it..Beautiful garden.One question,whats that plant with the large pointed leaves thats close to the corner of picket fence in front.eb
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06/05/11, 04:31 AM
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Can't find bacon seeds
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Well ignore my pm! LOL
Looking very good!!!
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Beautiful,
wish I could grow cabbage that looks that good!
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06/05/11, 07:00 AM
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Oh that's Beautiful!
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06/05/11, 07:32 AM
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beautiful garden, of course you are NOT in zone 4 are you !!!! my garden is no where near that full at this time
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06/05/11, 08:15 AM
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zone 3 here.................
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06/05/11, 10:48 AM
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Eddie that is a voluntary sunflower. The white and red are hollyhawks, in the foreground.
We are starting to get dry on the surface, even after more than 15" here last month. Will keep posted! Tomatoes along the fence are about 5' or some are. Had a hard time setting on because of all the rain but are now. Some, a few about like a tennis ball.
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06/05/11, 10:59 AM
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Oh, it's so pretty!!!
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06/05/11, 11:30 AM
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For those of us (me) who didn't catch the first part is this underground PVC irrigation or what? I have two acres I'm considering for subsoil irrigation so if underground what were the details...
That's a beauty right there, I don't care who you are...
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06/05/11, 11:52 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by NewGround
For those of us (me) who didn't catch the first part is this underground PVC irrigation or what? I have two acres I'm considering for subsoil irrigation so if underground what were the details...
That's a beauty right there, I don't care who you are...
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Dry weather gardening! Getting ready! Pics
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06/05/11, 12:01 PM
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Very impressive and looking very well tended.
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06/05/11, 12:06 PM
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Impressive, very nice. Love the jail house door.
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06/05/11, 12:06 PM
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Oh I'm in love with your garden. Its just beautiful....
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Very pretty! The first one reminds me of a Colonial kitchen garden (as seen in Colonial Williamsburg).
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06/05/11, 04:07 PM
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Wow, your garden is beautiful!! Way to go!
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06/05/11, 04:34 PM
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I see (thanks for link to original thread) so you pour water down the pipes? What I'm considering is burying a grid of pipes just below plow depth and the water delivered form the well via pressure. Sort of like drip irrigation at the root level.
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