Texas Spring/Summer Thread

[DABSGT]

Spring/summer? Not fair it's still winter here in the Northeast!

 

[bindian]

That's what I thought, but if it stinks so bad why would she have it for firewood?

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She wasn't saving it for firewood. She was saving it for other unknown purposes and just happen to have it cut to firewood length and just "happened" to store it in the barbeque shed.
hugs, Brandi

 

[bindian]

Spring/summer? Not fair it's still winter here in the Northeast!

Winter was what it felt like here today. Damp and not warm.
hugs, Brandi

 

[two_bit_score]

Spring = pigs and snakes.
Whipper was too worn out throwing snakes around to chase the 33 pigs off.
Anybody missing their pigs?

Fg19, I think Whipper keeps the deer out of the asparagus because I only have a 4' fence around them.

Whoa! You look like you need a serious pen trap for those hogs.

http://feralhogs.tamu.edu/files/2010/05/CorralTraps.pdf

 

[NativeSon]

Spring/summer? Not fair it's still winter here in the Northeast!

David- The Fair's in October.

Charlie

 

[farmgirl19]

33* here, this morning. What happened to spring/summer?!?! :confused2:

 

[txdon]

Whoa! You look like you need a serious pen trap for those hogs.

http://feralhogs.tamu.edu/files/2010/05/CorralTraps.pdf

51˚ cloudy

Save a pig - ADOPT A PIG: Pick one out name it and send me your $.
I'm looking for funding from PETA as a pig sanctuary. Any PETA people out there willing to donate. Send $ early for best choice of adopted pig.
The names Oscar and Spot are already taken. Eddie has Oscar and
this one is called Spot.
(Spot is pre-trained in pasture aeration.)

 

[Western]

33* here, this morning. What happened to spring/summer?!?! :confused2:

RIGHT! 31* here?, "they said" is was going to be 39* so I didn't cover my tomatoes!

 

[jinman]

Kyle: Good luck with your spuds, bud. I'll get my onion sets (bulbs) into the ground this week . . . I think. Farmgirl: I never have a problem with deer because I use a simple, light-weight 7' deer fence fabric available from TSC or many other stores. It's cheap and easily strings up on 8' T-posts. It will keep your deer at bay and put a smile on your face because it is the easiest solution. My wife came in with a fist-full of asparagus yesterday. Where I had a brain-fail and tilled is doing just fine. I look forward to lots of tasty meals and salads this year.:licking: With asparagus, you have to be patient and give it a couple of years, but it will reward your patience with many delicious spears in the years to come. Ground prep, good, rich soil (chicken manure is excellent fertilizer) and good water will make you more asparagus than you can eat.

 

[Bird]

RIGHT! 31* here?, "they said" is was going to be 39* so I didn't cover my tomatoes!

And my wife bought a couple of potted plants; flowers already blooming, and re-potted them in a much bigger pot outside yesterday.