Post: #1

That is all.

Post: #2

And your point is what? it's been spring here for a few weeks already, the trees are budding and I'm getting ready to plant peas and beans,brussel sprouts and straw berries.

Post: #3

(02-14-2012 01:49 PM)IMaDick Wrote:  And your point is what? it's been spring here for a few weeks already, the trees are budding and I'm getting ready to plant peas and beans,brussel sprouts and straw berries.

I call bullshit.

Post: #4

(02-14-2012 01:59 PM)Midwest Spy Wrote:  

(02-14-2012 01:49 PM)IMaDick Wrote:  And your point is what? it's been spring here for a few weeks already, the trees are budding and I'm getting ready to plant peas and beans,brussel sprouts and straw berries.

I call bullshit.

If I prove you wrong will you eat that bullshit? with a picture of a mouth full and a sign with a date?

What the fuck would a midwestern asswipe know about the weather in the southwest or for that matter cold weather resistant crop planting?

Post: #5

(02-14-2012 02:05 PM)IMaDick Wrote:  

(02-14-2012 01:59 PM)Midwest Spy Wrote:  

(02-14-2012 01:49 PM)IMaDick Wrote:  And your point is what? it's been spring here for a few weeks already, the trees are budding and I'm getting ready to plant peas and beans,brussel sprouts and straw berries.

I call bullshit.

If I prove you wrong will you eat that bullshit? with a picture of a mouth full and a sign with a date?

What the fuck would a midwestern asswipe know about the weather in the southwest or for that matter cold weather resistant crop planting?

Don't you live at the top of a mountain in Nuevo Mexico? 7,000 ft elev?

It's Feb 14^th and I don't think you're enjoying spring yet.

Post: #6

Look at the calender.............just once.

Post: #7

Tuesday 61° 34°
wednesday 56° 36°
thursday 61° 36°
Friday 59° 36°

make a note, the night time temps are above freezing and the day time temps are perfect for planting.

I work at above 7000 feet, I live below 5000 feet by a couple of inches.

I will take the time to photograph the buds on the trees but only if that photo of a mouth full of bullshit from you is agreed to.

Post: #8

I can't wait!! I was spoiled while down in Atlanta. The weather was perfect.

Post: #9

(02-14-2012 01:49 PM)IMaDick Wrote:  ...I'm getting ready to plant peas and beans,brussel sprouts and straw berries.

Yum?

Post: #10

I believe the budding bullshit, it's happening here too, the pussywillow is blooming and the daffodils are up about 6-8 inches. I'm getting ready to cut some forsythia because it's so full of buds I'll be able to force it to bloom inside. Cluck Cluck

Post: #11

(02-14-2012 02:20 PM)username Wrote:  

(02-14-2012 01:49 PM)IMaDick Wrote:  ...I'm getting ready to plant peas and beans,brussel sprouts and straw berries.

Yum?

Hi Dipshit

For your personal edification.


Strawberries : When to Plant
Plant strawberries as soon as the ground can be worked in the spring. This is usually in March or April allowing the plants to become well established before the hot weather arrives. Do not work the soil if it is wet. Wait a few days until it dries.

Post: #12

Well at least you spelled it right that time.

Post: #13

No gardener worth a fig has to be told not to work wet soil.

Post: #14

(02-14-2012 02:22 PM)Duchess Wrote:  

I believe the budding bullshit, it's happening here too, the pussywillow is blooming and the daffodils are up about 6-8 inches. I'm getting ready to cut some forsythia because it's so full of buds I'll be able to force it to bloom inside. Cluck Cluck

Well that word will keep Ms busy for about 3 minutes.