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Leecher

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  1. Cool shots TJ Love the one that peeks over the hood of the vehicle
  2. You really getting the hang of this B Will have to call you "The GrillMaster" from now on
  3. Wow indeed Amazing fishery up there
  4. Beauty Congrats
  5. Sounds like you had the eyes figured out.... Nice Thanks for sharing Leechman
  6. Great report and pics trevy You guys did pretty good considering the blistering heat Thanks sharing your camping trip with us! Leechman
  7. LOL Thanks canadadude!!! Garlic is very easy to grow and is low maintenance.... plus it's good in spaghetti sauce and stir fries. Main reason I grow it. Been at it for 5 - 6 years now and with what you just said, I'll surely continue the tradition
  8. Great tips Bruce Thanks!!! Thanks Cliff!!! Yeah I too down sized it for the same reasons.... it's much easier to maintain now
  9. Thanks Mark!!! yes critters as in cats, squirrels and believe it or not ground hog, the darn thing eats my apples too That is why I decided to fence up.... problem solve
  10. Thanks Fish Farmer!!! First time trying the Oxheart.... was able to get a plant from one of our local garden store... funny thing is that my wife wanted a cherry tomato plant and could not find any... so instead bought that one Wish I could answer your second question but I truly don't know. The wire around is to keep the cats, squirrels and ground hog out Plus it provides support for the plants
  11. Thanks Mike!!! A little trick for the peppers is to mix sheep manure and bone meal into the earth before planting. You can also add peat moss into the mix Yes Bruce, every week I add a couple of inches of sheep manure to the base of the plants and give them a good soak to get the nutrients down to the roots. It sure makes a big difference Oh you haven't seen the rest of my lawn John There in great numbers I'm afraid Thanks Joe!!! Please do.... I'd love to see them Thanks Rob!!! I remember my first garden.... wish I had pics to show you. Please do take photos and post them
  12. Mid July is the time for harvesting garlic and that's just what I did this afternoon.... The easy part about it is yanking the plants out of the ground, what follows is the longest.... cleaning. Here I am in the cleaning process All nice and clean Crop to be dried a couple of weeks I will keep a few of the bigger ones for planting this coming October and the rest, once dried will be sent into the food processor and mixed into olive oil, packaged into cubes for the freezer. I also harvested a few sweet peppers today.... here's a shot Tomatoes are doing great in this hot sizzling weather... here's a shot of my biggest plants (left is a Monte Carlo and right is Oxheart) Lots of small fruits on the plant already.... a couple of shots Monte Carlo Oxheart Cherry tomato.... lots of flowers on it Green sweet peppers Yellow wax beans and last but not least.... cucumbers Hope you enjoyed the tour Tight lines Leechman
  13. Nice Ski Congrats
  14. Sweet reward for your efforts Jen Great report and pics Thanks for sharing Leechman
  15. Nice one Mike Congrats
  16. Now that's a great mom
  17. I agree.... that looks real delish
  18. Awesome report and pics Dave Can't complain of the heat on a productive day like that Thanks for sharing Leechman
  19. Nice place to setup camp Mike Yeah talk about weather.... hot is not even close these days. Hope the bite is better on your next trip. Thanks for sharing Leechman
  20. WTG Karen Very nice Congrats Productive hour I'd say Thanks for sharing Bernie!!! Leechman
  21. Awesome Rizzo Congratulations on your PB That is one hell of a beauty Loved the release shot!!! can see the stripes clearly Thanks for sharing and again great job!!! Leechman
  22. Good mix bag of fish Canucker Well done Leechman
  23. LOL Just imagine the space you'll get when you bring this pet along down the shoreline
  24. WOW Very nice indeed
  25. Here I thought I'd trade you a partridge salad sandwich for one of them slice Guess not
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