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HoLeChit

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As stated above, most of what you have listed can wait to go in the ground when you return. Carrots should go in now as should potatoes. Not sure about radishes.

I think you moved recently. Still in OKC area or Edmond now? If OKC area, I'd offer to come water for you. We met at H&H when dropping off the scope for Retrieverman.
Edmond now. I was thinking about it and I could probably pick up a watering timer, and it would take care of everything. Also gonna need to seed the back yard and hopefully we’ll come home to a full grassy yard rather than half dirt.
 

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Here’s 9 yards of dirt. My neighbors wanted a yard and a half, which helps me with splitting deliver costs. I needed 6.8ish yards for my garden. I thinks that’s what my calculation was. So I ordered 10 yards of garden soil from Minick, moved about a yard already. Figure I would use the rest to fill in holes, and level/top dress the yard. This is one yard down, and while I’m excited, I can’t help but think that I bit off more than I can chew. I’m pretty pooped already, in the past 3 days I’ve cut down 3 trees, trimmed back 6 wayyy overgrown crepe mertles, removed about 400lbs of trumpet vines, dug a 12x4’ box bush out of the front yard, burned all of it, and dug up/moved 4 dozen landscaping block/flower bed borders. This yard is gonna kill me. But it’s gonna look nice and produce lots of veggies when I’m done.
 

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@HoLeChit , years back we bought a home in small town TX and the driveway was lined with Rose of Sharons, I disliked stepping on the many many flowers that fell off. So I asked a buddy on the other side of town if he wanted any of them. He said he'd take them all. LOL. I hooked each tree to the truck and popped them out and didn't stop. I dragged each bush right thru the downtown square. Needless to say I was talk of the town for a bit. I do my best to use equipment to save my body.
 

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I got it done! All the containers are filled just waiting for the wife to stop worrying about a late freeze. I figure after Easter I will plant.

Still have to dang much hill to shovel. :cry3:
 

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Feller told me to expect a frost late in April.
The reason was it to thundered Feb 24. Said it would frost in April near that date . I sure hope not.
I think that I’m gonna wait to put everything in the first or second week of next month.

in other news, I got my worms today. And a sweet shirt.
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Uncle Jim is either a beast of a man, or was born without a neck, lol.
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They’re pretty lively, I’m happy.
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these are the European Red Nightcrawlers next to some Canadian night crawlers I had. They’re all going into the compost pile, hopefully they do well and I can grab a few for fish bait as needed.
 

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