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"We're on Knoxville that ball is gone" yeah no shite Kyle :lol:...

Your pathways are wood chips over landscape fabric? What kind of fabric? The stuff I bought from lowes is just papery shite. ...

Solid show. Definitely entertaining. Yes acting was suspect, but the pace and action were good. A couple other issues: SPOILERS: It kind of sucked that every good side character died. I mean pretty much everybody fricking died :lol: and I get you have to kill a few. But the old...

From what I've read, PHPs are champs in the heat of summer. Why not wait until you pull out tomatoes or something else that will stop producing in June? ...

Time to get that roux started. Also those Brussels look nice. ...

Low was in upper 30s. Covered most tomatoes, cucumbers, melons, and beans, but left a few uncovered as sort of an experiment to see how many days those plant are set back or damaged. ...

I've also read that warm soils help mitigate the impacts of briefly cold temps. ...

I planted everything last weekend. If I have to cover stuff, oh well. Soil temp is warm, so I figure they all can handle a few degrees less if it's just for a night or two. Today was rough. Last week I had planted my cucumbers and cantaloupe into the beds with arugula and lettuce. So today I sta...

You can't focus on exact numbers 7 or 8 days out. Models rarely even agree on large scale trends, so a lot of forecasts just split the difference or veer towards the seasonal mean... take home is there's a signal for some colder air so stay tuned. ...

It's 81 degrees now. Forecast highs through Sunday are 85, 85, 81, 85, 87. Think my lettuce is toast :lol:? ...

Started harvesting the biggest leaves from my collards. [img]https://i.imgur.com/EfwwyVr.jpeg[/img] Kale and chard should be ready in a couple weeks. [img]https://i.imgur.com/XHTbouN.jpeg[/img] ...

Those beds look dry AF baw. Put the kid to work and get those things mulched! Also, models really inconsistent about next week's front. F it I'm planting today, and if I have to cover them next week then I'll deal with it. ...

[quote]Only if there is frost. They'll handle temps all the way down to just above freezing as long as there is no frost.[/quote] Yeah that's what has me thinking twice. Upper 30s due to a good radiational cooling situation can easily form frost. Just sucks. Half of February in the damn 80s, and no...

Do upper 30s damage tomatoes? I've really gotta get mine in the ground this weekend. ...

Nice shot of emerging new be. And I'd be nervous as shite putting that frame back in with her hanging off the bottom like that. ...

I opened up the hives today. They looked great. Nice brood patterns in the upper boxes. I opened the side of the broodnest and added another box on each. They're bringing in tons of pollen, and they're all over the blackberry/dewberry blossoms. I kindly but sternly told them not to swarm, so I'm sur...

I'd do what could to delay the swarm if that's what it is. It's pretty early for a split even if it's been warm. Pretty risky to do a walkaway split since there probably aren't very many viable drones out there. Plus your remaining population can't be very high since the queen has only had one round...

We're about to have a whole week in the 80s. I wonder if my tomatoes will be better off outside than in the garage. ...

In SETX spring can be short, even shorter than in Louisiana. We have to get stuff in the ground quick so we don't run up against the heat later. Last year we had mid 90s in early May....

I transplanted collards a couple weeks ago. This weekend the kale, chard, and parsley starts are ready to go in the ground. Also direct seeded carrots and lettuce, but not sure if those will have enough time before the warm season stuff goes in. ...