Gardening & Landscaping
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If it never stops raining, when the hell can I plant?
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It's rained nonstop here for over a week (well, nonstop when I'm NOT at work! lol), and I'm itching to get out and put some dirt under my fingernails!
Re: If it never stops raining, when the hell can I plant?
I hate that feeling -- when you're itching to go but the weather just won't cooperate.
I try to stay out of the garden as much as possible when it's rainy. The veggie specialist at a class I took said that I'd compact the soil more and it wasn't healthy for the plants. We have clay soil here naturally, so I don't know if that is part of it.
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WALKING compacts soil, DIGGING decompacts soil.
Very good point. Between my veggie garden being spread out, and my scatterbrain repeatedly forgetting stuff, I trampled all over the place on Sat. I just stay out because I know I'll do it.
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I woke up the other morning to FROST! Its the middle of May and I'm in NJ! Last year it was steaming outside already. Hopefully I can get some plants in next week.