Date: 29/04/2009 12:23:29
From: veg gardener
ID: 54273
Subject: Vgs in May

http://veggardeners.blogspot.com/

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Date: 29/04/2009 15:11:51
From: pepe
ID: 54285
Subject: re: Vgs in May

luv it.
what’s in the upside down drink bottle by the guava ?

my first 4 toms are all above the tree guards now and some flowers have set. must buy some plastic sheeting to wrap the cages with.

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Date: 30/04/2009 06:37:43
From: veg gardener
ID: 54315
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pepe said:


luv it.
what’s in the upside down drink bottle by the guava ?

my first 4 toms are all above the tree guards now and some flowers have set. must buy some plastic sheeting to wrap the cages with.

it was a water stake on the bottom.

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Date: 30/04/2009 09:31:56
From: veg gardener
ID: 54345
Subject: re: Vgs in May

updated again http://veggardeners.blogspot.com/2009/04/another-new-plant.html

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Date: 30/04/2009 10:12:20
From: pepe
ID: 54347
Subject: re: Vgs in May

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

luv it.
what’s in the upside down drink bottle by the guava ? my first 4 toms are all above the tree guards now and some flowers have set. must buy some plastic sheeting to wrap the cages with.

it was a water stake on the bottom.

is it just water ? – looks like its got fertiliser in it.

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Date: 30/04/2009 10:13:39
From: veg gardener
ID: 54348
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

pepe said:

luv it.
what’s in the upside down drink bottle by the guava ? my first 4 toms are all above the tree guards now and some flowers have set. must buy some plastic sheeting to wrap the cages with.

it was a water stake on the bottom.

is it just water ? – looks like its got fertiliser in it.

just water Pepe all plants that get watered are watered with dam water.

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Date: 30/04/2009 10:22:41
From: pepe
ID: 54350
Subject: re: Vgs in May

beaut blog.
persimmons don’t seem to like our clay soil here – but you are digging big holes and filling with compost – good good.

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Date: 30/04/2009 10:35:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 54352
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pepe said:


beaut blog.
persimmons don’t seem to like our clay soil here – but you are digging big holes and filling with compost – good good.

ours soil here is just clay as well.

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Date: 30/04/2009 16:48:10
From: veg gardener
ID: 54395
Subject: re: Vgs in May

just got some cuttings of a Macadamia nut tree and an apple tree about 3-5 of each.

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Date: 30/04/2009 16:49:17
From: veg gardener
ID: 54396
Subject: re: Vgs in May

also i was given a Squash to save the seeds from and a big grammar that they are going to go half’s with me in it. just from over the road. the ladys son who i got my rhubarb and Guava tree from.

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Date: 30/04/2009 16:54:39
From: pepe
ID: 54397
Subject: re: Vgs in May

veg gardener said:


also i was given a Squash to save the seeds from and a big grammar that they are going to go half’s with me in it. just from over the road. the ladys son who i got my rhubarb and Guava tree from.

you are doing well there – first rule of good gardening – always accept whatever you can from the neighbours.
i take it gramma means gamma(sp?) pumpkin ?
i’ve heard of them but not grown them.

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Date: 30/04/2009 16:56:21
From: veg gardener
ID: 54398
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

also i was given a Squash to save the seeds from and a big grammar that they are going to go half’s with me in it. just from over the road. the ladys son who i got my rhubarb and Guava tree from.

you are doing well there – first rule of good gardening – always accept whatever you can from the neighbours.
i take it gramma means gamma(sp?) pumpkin ?
i’ve heard of them but not grown them.


yeah pepe thats the spelling u got it right i have grown it before. they know i only grow veggies and fruit trees and Useful stuff :P

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Date: 30/04/2009 17:00:58
From: pepe
ID: 54400
Subject: re: Vgs in May

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

veg gardener said:

also i was given a Squash to save the seeds from and a big grammar that they are going to go half’s with me in it. just from over the road. the ladys son who i got my rhubarb and Guava tree from.

you are doing well there – first rule of good gardening – always accept whatever you can from the neighbours.
i take it gramma means gamma(sp?) pumpkin ?
i’ve heard of them but not grown them.


yeah pepe thats the spelling u got it right i have grown it before. they know i only grow veggies and fruit trees and Useful stuff :P

good – can youse guys plant pumpkin now? no – surely not if you get frosts.

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Date: 30/04/2009 17:02:00
From: veg gardener
ID: 54401
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

pepe said:

you are doing well there – first rule of good gardening – always accept whatever you can from the neighbours.
i take it gramma means gamma(sp?) pumpkin ?
i’ve heard of them but not grown them.


yeah pepe thats the spelling u got it right i have grown it before. they know i only grow veggies and fruit trees and Useful stuff :P

good – can youse guys plant pumpkin now? no – surely not if you get frosts.

nope next year.

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Date: 30/04/2009 17:05:19
From: pepe
ID: 54402
Subject: re: Vgs in May

isn’t it lovely working in soil that is soft and damp for a change?
have you ever grown carrots and celery ?
they can be planted now – i would think.

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Date: 30/04/2009 17:07:12
From: veg gardener
ID: 54403
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pepe said:


isn’t it lovely working in soil that is soft and damp for a change?
have you ever grown carrots and celery ?
they can be planted now – i would think.

yep grown both thought Celery was a Summer Crop?

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Date: 30/04/2009 17:09:51
From: pepe
ID: 54405
Subject: re: Vgs in May

veg gardener said:


pepe said:

isn’t it lovely working in soil that is soft and damp for a change?
have you ever grown carrots and celery ?
they can be planted now – i would think.

yep grown both thought Celery was a Summer Crop?

celery is a winter crop – it will take frost – needs a sunny spot tho’
see ya later.

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Date: 30/04/2009 17:35:04
From: veg gardener
ID: 54406
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

pepe said:

isn’t it lovely working in soil that is soft and damp for a change?
have you ever grown carrots and celery ?
they can be planted now – i would think.

yep grown both thought Celery was a Summer Crop?

celery is a winter crop – it will take frost – needs a sunny spot tho’
see ya later.

learn something new everyday don’t we.

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Date: 8/05/2009 14:41:32
From: veg gardener
ID: 55102
Subject: re: Vgs in May

just pulled out one of my pumkins patches only got the one out the front left in the 2 that where in two different beds is finished, i planted sweet corn and sunflowers in the Pumkin patch frist and then let them get so high and then planted pumkins in there as well it worked good, u can just chop down the old corn and sunflower plants and they add compost to your garden bed.

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Date: 8/05/2009 20:02:23
From: pepe
ID: 55165
Subject: re: Vgs in May

veg gardener said:


just pulled out one of my pumkins patches only got the one out the front left in the 2 that where in two different beds is finished, i planted sweet corn and sunflowers in the Pumkin patch frist and then let them get so high and then planted pumkins in there as well it worked good, u can just chop down the old corn and sunflower plants and they add compost to your garden bed.

that’s good veg
..with goats, pigs and bees you are quite a worker
- actually no – you are slack – because all this should be in your blog LOL

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Date: 8/05/2009 20:04:11
From: veg gardener
ID: 55166
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

just pulled out one of my pumkins patches only got the one out the front left in the 2 that where in two different beds is finished, i planted sweet corn and sunflowers in the Pumkin patch frist and then let them get so high and then planted pumkins in there as well it worked good, u can just chop down the old corn and sunflower plants and they add compost to your garden bed.

that’s good veg
..with goats, pigs and bees you are quite a worker
- actually no – you are slack – because all this should be in your blog LOL

lol we dont have pigs here i am going to update my blog for you WIth Pictures.

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Date: 14/05/2009 15:17:19
From: veg gardener
ID: 55607
Subject: re: Vgs in May

http://veggardeners.blogspot.com/2009/05/frist-plantings-for-winter.html

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Date: 14/05/2009 15:59:28
From: pepe
ID: 55614
Subject: re: Vgs in May

veg gardener said:


http://veggardeners.blogspot.com/2009/05/frist-plantings-for-winter.html

great vg.
how do you prepare a chook for the show?

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Date: 14/05/2009 16:01:16
From: veg gardener
ID: 55616
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

http://veggardeners.blogspot.com/2009/05/frist-plantings-for-winter.html

great vg.
how do you prepare a chook for the show?

wash and then you have to put Baby oil on there Combs wattles and Beak and then Vaseline on there legs.

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Date: 14/05/2009 21:00:51
From: pomolo
ID: 55681
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pepe said:


veg gardener said:

http://veggardeners.blogspot.com/2009/05/frist-plantings-for-winter.html

great vg.
how do you prepare a chook for the show?


Our show is on ATM too Veg. MrP and I are going tomorrow. I must remember to check out the poultry. Your veg gardens look cool too.

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Date: 14/05/2009 21:20:57
From: veg gardener
ID: 55686
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pomolo said:


pepe said:

veg gardener said:

http://veggardeners.blogspot.com/2009/05/frist-plantings-for-winter.html

great vg.
how do you prepare a chook for the show?


Our show is on ATM too Veg. MrP and I are going tomorrow. I must remember to check out the poultry. Your veg gardens look cool too.

thanks not an Ag show its a one day Poultry show for a local Poultry club.

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Date: 14/05/2009 21:24:42
From: AnneS
ID: 55688
Subject: re: Vgs in May

veg gardener said:

thanks not an Ag show its a one day Poultry show for a local Poultry club.

Do you get many people from out of your area show their chooks at that Show VG? I have some friends going to a Poultry show this weekend (but am not sure exactly where they are going). I think they have buff orpingtons.

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Date: 14/05/2009 21:27:05
From: veg gardener
ID: 55689
Subject: re: Vgs in May

AnneS said:


veg gardener said:

thanks not an Ag show its a one day Poultry show for a local Poultry club.

Do you get many people from out of your area show their chooks at that Show VG? I have some friends going to a Poultry show this weekend (but am not sure exactly where they are going). I think they have buff orpingtons.

yeah we get a fair bit the club is a Australian one so all people over Australia is in it, its a Rare Breeds show at Maitland.

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Date: 14/05/2009 22:00:55
From: pomolo
ID: 55698
Subject: re: Vgs in May

veg gardener said:


pomolo said:

pepe said:

great vg.
how do you prepare a chook for the show?


Our show is on ATM too Veg. MrP and I are going tomorrow. I must remember to check out the poultry. Your veg gardens look cool too.

thanks not an Ag show its a one day Poultry show for a local Poultry club.

Oops! My mistake. Hope you get a ribbon of something for your chook though.

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Date: 14/05/2009 22:02:16
From: veg gardener
ID: 55699
Subject: re: Vgs in May

pomolo said:


veg gardener said:

pomolo said:

Our show is on ATM too Veg. MrP and I are going tomorrow. I must remember to check out the poultry. Your veg gardens look cool too.

thanks not an Ag show its a one day Poultry show for a local Poultry club.

Oops! My mistake. Hope you get a ribbon of something for your chook though.

yeah i am taking 3 chooks 1 cockerel and 2 pullets.

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Date: 14/05/2009 22:04:03
From: pomolo
ID: 55701
Subject: re: Vgs in May

veg gardener said:


pomolo said:

veg gardener said:

thanks not an Ag show its a one day Poultry show for a local Poultry club.

Oops! My mistake. Hope you get a ribbon of something for your chook though.

yeah i am taking 3 chooks 1 cockerel and 2 pullets.

Well surely you will get at least one prize out of that 6 entries.

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Date: 28/05/2009 16:40:24
From: veg gardener
ID: 57205
Subject: re: Vgs in May

Just sowed some seeds of Lettuce and SilverBeet,
in my new little hothouse/greenhouse i have growing some more Broccoli, Cauliflower, Parsley (best fresh isnt it?) some Lemon balm, Beet Root and spring Onions (shallots)
i am going to be doing some Research on this Lemon Balm, i have never heard of it but dad has seeds from it in the shed.

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Date: 28/05/2009 16:52:08
From: veg gardener
ID: 57207
Subject: re: Vgs in May

Since the Lemon Balm needs 21.11111c to germinate it would get around that temp in a little hot house wouldn’t it?

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