Posted by Geo-TH,In on March 11, 2016 at 06:10:03 from (172.78.96.75):
In Reply to: The best medicine posted by larry@stinescorner on March 11, 2016 at 05:19:40:
Larry, I'm tired just seeing how much work you did. The Troy Built tiller makes it easy.
I keep my tomatoes and peppers in large pots in the green house until early May.
I'm more inclined to use minimum till. Right now my garden is covered with leafs from the fall. Last spring I removed all the leafs with the front loader. Put a 12 inch post hole digger on the Jubilee and made holes 4 ft apart. Planted tomatoes and peppers in a short time and got the best medicine, tractor therapy. Then I had bagged leafs from last fall, covered the garden with leafs, no tilling required. Haven't used my tiller in years. Leafs keep the weeds down and hold moisture.
Your garden is huge compared to mine. I also make a hill with FIL for cucumbers and zucchini. geo
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