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OLD & NEW DETECTORS PLUS TOMATOES
- Thread starter pennies
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Pete in MI
New member
hoping and praying is going well with you and family. Hope you're getting some detecting in. The rotting bales help the plants grow?
Pete in MI
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Good to see you brother. How are you and Chris. Did ya get that video I sent?
steve in so la
Well-known member
Good to hear from you Henry. Wont be long you'll be eating those tomatoes, steve i nso az
Hi Henry!
Nice pics....I like the way those tomatoes are planted in the bail of hay..I never saw that before....
did you make that hay bail, or did you buy it?
What makes the hay get rotted? Just leaving it outside in the elements?
My husband ( Henry also) will be very interested to see this pic, and I know that he would like to try this out.
Nice pics....I like the way those tomatoes are planted in the bail of hay..I never saw that before....
did you make that hay bail, or did you buy it?
What makes the hay get rotted? Just leaving it outside in the elements?
My husband ( Henry also) will be very interested to see this pic, and I know that he would like to try this out.
A
Anonymous
Guest
pray that you and Chris are doing okay. It looks like you have lots of land and those plants will be growing very quickly soon and giving you ripe maters for July or sooner!
Do you cover the plants individually or throw a plastic cover over the tops of your tomato stakes to keep the cold weather and frost from killing them? I used to cover my plants with gallon milk jugs bysticking the necks into the ground and uncovering them the next morning on warm days. Home-grown tomatoes sure do taste good! My brother, Cliff, and I were talking about the ones we picked out of the garden and ate right there when we were kids! I guess a little dirt didn't kill us, as we are still living but getting older day by day!
Congrats on the Expl II and hope you are learning are have learned its best operations by now! Hope you find a lot of good coins and relics!
Please post again real soon, as it is always good to hear from you, my brother, and all my Christian brothers and sisters! The best of health and God's blessing to you both!
God Bless!
Betty
Do you cover the plants individually or throw a plastic cover over the tops of your tomato stakes to keep the cold weather and frost from killing them? I used to cover my plants with gallon milk jugs bysticking the necks into the ground and uncovering them the next morning on warm days. Home-grown tomatoes sure do taste good! My brother, Cliff, and I were talking about the ones we picked out of the garden and ate right there when we were kids! I guess a little dirt didn't kill us, as we are still living but getting older day by day!
Congrats on the Expl II and hope you are learning are have learned its best operations by now! Hope you find a lot of good coins and relics!
Please post again real soon, as it is always good to hear from you, my brother, and all my Christian brothers and sisters! The best of health and God's blessing to you both!
God Bless!
Betty
SEMPERFI61
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