A new journey into homesteading "pic heavy"

Corn pollinates better if planted in a block of short rows rather than 2 or 3 long rows.

We moved 2 1/2 years ago to a new place, 1st garden-it all died. 2nd garden-half died. This is the 3rd year and things are looking up, but the peppers look like crap. :idunno Gardening is a learning experience right up until you can't take another step. :lol:
 
Sounds like a plan. Not sure where you are. Texas? In my part of Texas we have a really long growing season. You'd probably be ok to re-plant the corn if you wanted to.
 
Na i probably wont replant the corn. If i do it again ill till up 100x100 area out back and plant it there. That way we have sweet corn to eat and sell.
 
I think ill give it another week and if i dont see any tomatoes ill just try to buy some plants from a nursery. 3 rows was way too dang many anyhow! I just knew it was late and i needed seeds. Lol
Oh, H*** no, Once you start canning, there's no such thing as too many tomatoes!
Is it possible the corn seeds were within reach of birds?
 
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Started working some more in the garden after work. Weeding and laying down mulch (free mulch!)

Thats about as far as i got before dinner. The stupid washing machine busted again. Looks like ill be putting a new water pump in it again, but thats a special order item so ill be working on the garden this weekend
 
Thanks! Hopefully its enough. Idk....i may have to call tree companies and see if i can get another load dumped.

I was pretty tempted to buy a bunch of tomato plants today from the feedstore. But im gonna wait one more week
 
Yay for free mulch! That stuff is so handy.

The rabbits look good. I like your set-up for them.
 
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