Re: Rochester, MN status
Dave, you must have the itch bad. Seems alittle early to get going for us
folks in MN, must be shooting for the state fair? I'm envious though. I'll
be moving down the road this summer so I've decided not to plant this year
and I'm going cold turkey for a year. It'll be up to you southern MN growers
to keep us in the running again this year. Best of luck, Pumpkinpiper
>From: DBHASKARAN@aol.com
>Reply-To: pumpkins@mallorn.com
>To: pumpkins@mallorn.com
>Subject: Rochester, MN status
>Date: Sun, 9 Apr 2000 01:18:06 EDT
>
>Howdy!
>I dug 2 holes(3x5x3 ft) today...filled them with 5lbs of 10-10-10...2 wheel
>barrows of horse manure and sawdust, 3-4 lbs azomite(minerals) , some root
>boost, .7 CU ft off peat moss and top soil...mixed them up good...then put
>down the heating coils...build up the mounds so I could put black plastic
>on
>them with a window over the cheap man's green house...connected up the
>electrical system with a little protection over the connections and
>viola...I
>am ready to plant the first seed! Considering we had SNOW yesterday....I
>might wait a few days!
>Plus some temperature monitoring....but the 2000 season has started! Yea!
>David Bhaskaran
>
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