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Finished planting my fig orchard today. All of them are clones from my neighbors tree. 12 plants in all.

Just harvested my fist green peas. Didn't pulverize the soil once. Looks like better production so far.

80% ain't bad. I will have to nick mine from now on. But fight now I still have hibiscus in pots looking for a home.

I did some weeding on the okra and pushed the mulch back. Then it started raining. We need the rain. So it was a good day.

At least you don't have to now the grass. Worked on my lawnmower all morning.

I am hoping your hibiscus come up too. I never nicked my seeds. But I still have hundreds. I nick gourd seeds but never hibiscus. Please tell me how they do. As far as fire ants go I get them pine straw or no pine straw. But I don't find fire ants in the woods where I gather the straw.

No problem. I got another load of pine straw today. You can never have too much mulch. And I also started planting my small fig orchard. I think I have about 11 fig cuttings a year old and ready to go. Of course I will mulch them too.

Good luck.

I planted a vine last year and it died from lack of water.

Remember, patience is a virtue!

The tomatoes are a little bigger now. I have gone to no dig no till...and it seems to be working.

we just had a pretty good rain and I am thankful. Everything that is up is mulched pretty thick. I am trying to get my ground to hold as much water as possible.

I am still traumatized by our Alabama drought last year. It was pretty bad. No substantial rain for six months. I think the bugs died of thirst.

Mulch time in my garden. Just mulched the okra. Got my watermelon bed filled. my peas are getting there.

You're welcome. Started filling beds for watermelon today. I have all kinds of stuff coming up. My sweet peas are blooming. I hope to get the garden planted before I start to harvest.

I like it. I was going to do something like that up near my pond. I never did. But this is nice.congrats.

I used to raise rabbits and they make the best fertilizer for tomatoes IMHO. I even grew some in pots filled with pure rabbit manure. I did put a little potting soil on the top to stop mold.

Be glad you get rain.We didn't get much rain at all last year for about six months. We had a very bad drought here. Even some of our rivers dried up.

Thanks, the tomatoes look kinda lost in the mulch but they will grow out of it. I have been planting a lot of stuff lately. Been building a lot of beds for my flowers.

I have been planting Lima beans, Kentucky wonder green beans, top pick purple hullpeas, and okra. my bell peppers. my tomatoes.