CrealCritter

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CrealCritter-- That's a pretty handy gadget!

Soil wise---- I've got some pretty hard clods in my tater patch, but other than that it is velvety smooth. I cut my seed taters this afternoon, and plan on putting them in the ground tomorrow.

Awesome :) both my gardens are in low spots, so I don't hardly ever have to water them. The minus is they are muddy in the beginning of the planting season.
 

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I'm excited! I've never managed to plant potatoes this early.

Next, I'll be planting broccoli and cabbage. Should have raised beds done soon so I can plant carrots then.

It's oddly satisfying and weird to get everything re-established again.
 

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Planted the potatoes. Praying they do well, and the LORD blesses. We managed three 50 foot rows in all. Not as many as I had wanted, but not bad considering my gardening hiatus.
 

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Kennebec is old reliable here. It does the best for me in years past. But Yukon Gold are my favorite to eat!
 
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