Re: [gardeners] Saturday in the garden (written a day later)

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Wow Penny!  We plant our snow peas in Jan or Feb!
It's way too hot for them here now, and they die off by
June, similarly to pansies.
Good luck!  You do have a few problems with the
animals thinking they own the place!  :-)

Bambi
Coastal Carolina

>Bambi, Jimmie planted about a dozen snow peas today -- unless
>it was string beans, who knows?  He's happy to see something come
>up, whatever it is. I'm sure there's enough time . . .  The tomato plants
>
>have flowers, but no fruit as yet. Say, at least they are alive!  With
>the animal population thinking this is THEIR garden, we never know. 
>
>Penny
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