Posted by notjustair on April 11, 2011 at 18:51:57 from (70.246.233.209):
After lots of looking I have finally purchased a farm about an hour away and am going back to my roots. It's time for this country boy to leave the city!
Here's the problem. I move in on the 3rd of June. I usually put in the garden here in town around the 2nd week of May. Tomatoes, Russian beans (like green beans), Jalapeno, Okra, etc. If I don't move until June, what are my options? I can't do without my garden stuff. Do I start the tomatoes in 5 gallon buckets and transplant them to the garden there? I am willing to live with less variety this year. How late can I start the others? The hogs, chickens, and cattle will come, but I have to have my maters first!
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