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Offline Graybeard

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2026 Gardening
« on: Yesterday at 10:49:48 AM »
New year so new thread.

So far I have some onions in the dirt. Most but not all of my raised beds have been weeded to remove stuff that grew up over winter. Need to get some plants soon, frost and freezes are done here.


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Re: 2026 Gardening
« Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 11:26:41 AM »


       Hugo, Minn. Feed Mill's 2026 tomato and Pepper seed lists:

https://www.hugofeedmill.com/w...

https://www.hugofeedmill.com/w...

        I did not get back there last year, and really have zero need for more than at most 3 tomato plants
 (a freezer full of frozen tomato and chiles for chilli) but for what ever reason

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Re: 2026 Gardening
« Reply #2 on: Today at 01:40:21 AM »
It might be dry enough today to till my garden and get some onion sets in. We have had some days with inches of rain. Its been to wet to till it. I used to plant lettuce early but don't anymore. It takes forever to wash all the dirt and bugs out of it. Plus lettuce is one of the things that is still fairly cheap to buy.  Won't be putting in tomatoes and peppers until around 3rd week of May. To much chance of frost before then, and 40 plus tomato plants are to many to cover. 
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