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<blockquote data-quote="Tony" data-source="post: 164118" data-attributes="member: 1">I never did anything with pumpkins, but did do watermelons. Didn't much like them because they are a vine and there is no way (almost) to weed around them. So we never did them again. But man were those some awesome melons! Best I have ever had. We also did cantaloupe. Not as bad as watermelon, but still pretty bad. I did get the garden tilled. We are doing what is called &quot;plant a row, skip a row&quot; which is going to make things easier on my wife and I both. I don't have to get behind a tiller and can till up the soil (cultivate) with the tractor, and she has less than half the rows to weed in between. I just can't bend over like I used to be able to. We are putting in a greenhouse, and the wife is being very selective on what we are putting in there. Mainly things that we want to eat over the winter. It will give us about 7º of protection meaning instead of 32, we are good to 25º So we are going to have some greens later into the winter. Oh, does anyone need some eggs...? lmao. Yea, all of these are full with awesome farm fresh brown eggs from our own chickens right outside the door. [ATTACH=full]21602[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tony, post: 164118, member: 1"] I never did anything with pumpkins, but did do watermelons. Didn't much like them because they are a vine and there is no way (almost) to weed around them. So we never did them again. But man were those some awesome melons! Best I have ever had. We also did cantaloupe. Not as bad as watermelon, but still pretty bad. I did get the garden tilled. We are doing what is called "plant a row, skip a row" which is going to make things easier on my wife and I both. I don't have to get behind a tiller and can till up the soil (cultivate) with the tractor, and she has less than half the rows to weed in between. I just can't bend over like I used to be able to. We are putting in a greenhouse, and the wife is being very selective on what we are putting in there. Mainly things that we want to eat over the winter. It will give us about 7º of protection meaning instead of 32, we are good to 25º So we are going to have some greens later into the winter. Oh, does anyone need some eggs...? lmao. Yea, all of these are full with awesome farm fresh brown eggs from our own chickens right outside the door. [ATTACH=full]21602[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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