ChenierauTigre

I am going to start picking green beans tomorrow or the next day. I can't believe they are already producing.

yes, those primrose WILL take over. I love them, but had to get rid of them all.

Have any of you had luck with tomatillos? I tried one years ago and it didn't do squat. This year, I am trying seeds. Any advice on growing them?

Pillage, is it too late to add the calcium nitrate?

A squirrel will eat anything: lawnmower wiring, lead plumbing boots, chain link fence ties, the molded characters from my granddaughter's fairy garden, anything you are fond of, those bastards will eat. I'd suggest feeding them some lead. Or a grenade. :lol:

Look for ground movement at dawn and dusk. Dig up mole and stomp the crap out of it. I have tried EVERYTHING to no avail except stomping them to death.

I think you should tell him.

We appreciate you, Josh. Thanks for being a true LSU Tiger. You will be sorely missed.

We will still be pulling for you every Sunday! :bow: :geauxtigers:

Ugh. It's going to be in the lower 20's next week. :lol:

Who is this Tiger Stomp person?

Not much of a setup. I have a corner in my yard that is shaded and stays moist with a very small bit of dappled sunlight. I have smaller logs leaned up against my privacy fence. The larger ones are in a 8 X 6 mesh enclosure to keep the squirrels and chipmunks away. I have them set up vertically and 6 - 8 inches apart along the perimeter. I put a layer of cardboard on the ground, and mesh on top of the perimeter also to keep the falling leaves out.

I have about 24 logs total, but it is just for personal use. I had only 10 logs this year and added 14 more in December and this month. I saved a few shiitake and lion's mane plugs and inoculated some grow bags with them so I have some mushrooms while I am waiting for my logs to colonize.