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Today is the day the old timers tell me should be the earliest to plant. In order to avoid late frost, and the soil will be to wet to just get your tractor stuck (been there done that). I say lets add some resources to help people out. I intend to try and sell some stuff at the downtown Trenton Farmers Market this year. I'll start by adding this planting guide. I am not sure what hardiness zone it is for but i will try and add more info and you too. (elbow nudge ole tractor)
FYI this is from GA Organics and I bet is for middle GA. Also I only use organic methods.
Post subject: Re: Spring Garden Planting Resources
Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 10:44 am
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Ok. I got a note from the mail lady today to please remove the poison oak from my mail box. I guess she never heard the rhyme, leaves of three let em be. The vine that grows on the mail box is virginia creeper. It is often confused with poison ivy. Here is a helpfful guide to help you tell the difference.
I will take the virginia creeper of the mailbox to make them feel better.
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