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Tallulah's Veggie Patch in Columbia, KY

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Created by: tallulahshines

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USDA hardiness zone: 6a
Location: Columbia, KY
Sunset climate zone: 35
Garden type: Grow It Forward: Heirloom
Sunlight: 6 or more hours
Moisture: Medium
Soil type: Clay

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Liz replied 2 days ago

Nice harvest!

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SweetDomesticity replied 2 days ago

Yay! So good to see you back! Your garden looks great!

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	Things are running wild and I'm officially on summer break! Pictures and updates soon!! Woo!

Liz replied 3 days ago

Looking forward to seeing pictures and updates! I bet it feels good to be on summer break!

see full post > tallulahshines's Buzz May 23, 2013
	I swear that I'm going to start posting more after this semester of school is finished!! haha!! Everyone's gardens are looking so great!!

Liz replied 26 days ago

Good luck and hurry back!

SweetDomesticity replied 26 days ago

Yay! Good luck with the final stretch! Can't wait to see how your garden is shaping up!

RoriTx replied 19 days ago

Your groupie was asking about you just this week!

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New planting Apr 02, 2013

Lakota Squash

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Out for 2012 season due to crop failure. (C. maxima) This... read more

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New planting Apr 02, 2013

Polar Bear - Zinnia

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The white dahlia-type zinnia with very large blooms that ... read more

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New planting Apr 02, 2013

Quadrato D'asti Rosso Pepper

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80 days. Very thick, brilliant red flesh; the fruit are h... read more

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New planting Apr 02, 2013

Bread and Salt Tomato

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Named for the long held tradition in Russia to give speci... read more

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New planting Apr 02, 2013

Japanese Black Trifele

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80-90 days. Attractive tomatoes are the shape and size of... read more

see full post > tallulahshines's Buzz Mar 31, 2013
	I'm so far behind! I finally got the privacy fence up - but now I have to wait for the ground to dry out. Who knew that starting over from scratch would be so difficult.

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SweetDomesticity replied 3 months ago

Lots of work, but it will be sooo worth it to have your growing space in your yard! If it makes you feel better, we still have some pretty good snow cover here!

12Roses replied 3 months ago

I'm trying to keep tomato starts happy for at least another week or 2 myself - but not that many! 300? You must have a REALLY big kitchen, as well as a REALLY BIG yard. Have fun planting all those. Do you have helpers?

gailsgarden replied 3 months ago