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I'm still waiting on my 3 other varieties to ship, which is SUPER nice having them appear in the mailbox. I didn't realize until standing in that line that I could have preordered... Lesson learned.

Really happy the rain hit today and I got the garlic all in yesterday. Up to about .6" so far. I have a ton to burn as well. Too bad @solominer is on the other side of the country, he got a tow behind

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I wish I had the space to need actual implements. I really wonder how the cloves end up in the ground correctly with that?

For now just for us. Having pounds of it on hand from our first harvest is super and we use it constantly.

Bigger bed of #garlic is planted. 508 cloves of the 794. Bit of a break then back out to get the rest in the ground then cover with a nice thick layer of pine needles. I can't wait to get the other 3 varieties

YAY! Congrats! Interesting the alfalfa. I'm figuring my brewing grain will accomplish the same thing. I was looking at Music when we were at Snow Valley but they had none available. Looks like they are

This is where I got my seed garlic from. You can see how they grow it in beds. They have a big monster roller they built with pegs for punching holes in the soil. They roll it along each bed then go back

Seriously, $300 shipped for the S19 is more than half off from just 6 months ago. It should pay for itself within a couple months most likely. This is only the garlic tip, my plans for the next years include

I had been meaning to swap a vote over so your post reminded me to go do it.

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Well, you weren't lying. So wild the difference a mountain range can cause

We're looking forward to snow now that the whole family has skis.

Remote work is ALL THE THING these days...

We got the nice side of weather today. Sprinkled a bit as we headed up north but now it's mid 60s and cloudy so we will have another warmer night.

Landscaping ornamental trees tend to have a lot more unique look than the wild versions. The Mugo was trained initially to grow low like that and both have more than enough water so they have grown really

That's my client's house but the one by the house is a weeping Alaska Cedar and the one closer is a I think a Mugo Pine. It's been 15 years since I planted them for him.

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