My good deed for the day is done and only 6am. I can be a d#ck now.
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My good deed for the day is done and only 6am. I can be a d#ck now.
Back during my tomato growing days, at my old house, where my daughter lives now, I set several 16' long treated 4x4s in Sakrete, for a couple of "Florida Weave" trellises. They are set 4' in the ground, with 12' above ground level...
They are still there, and Amie's garden uses only about one-fourth of the space of my old tomato patch...You should not give me such ideas, Shane....
This pik is from the summer of 2008. The orange sand in the photo is the most excellent sediment the Red River valley has to offer, making her neighborhood the best in town for growing vegetables...
I'm working on my weave and scaffolding for harvest too!
pic from here for creds...
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.ascentbuilders.com/uploads/images/Canada%2520and%2520a%2520bunch%2520of%2520other%2520stuff%2520from%2520my%2520phone%2520091.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.ascentbuilders.com/blog/date/07-2010&usg=__FUsAZD0WEmGf5nYLiAOMAlZFkRk=&h=1712&w=2560&sz=1264&hl=en&start=20&sig2=dh5keKeyren8EobCVCF6Ug&zoom=1&tbnid=849LWvs2q2npiM:&tbnh=100&tbnw=150&ei=SNMTUbOUD4zyigKn2YDQBQ&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dcrazy%2Bscaffolding%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26gbv%3D2%26tbm%3Disch&um=1&itbs=1&sa=X&ved=0CFAQrQMwEw
pic from here for creds...
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.ascentbuilders.com/uploads/images/Canada%2520and%2520a%2520bunch%2520of%2520other%2520stuff%2520from%2520my%2520phone%2520091.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.ascentbuilders.com/blog/date/07-2010&usg=__FUsAZD0WEmGf5nYLiAOMAlZFkRk=&h=1712&w=2560&sz=1264&hl=en&start=20&sig2=dh5keKeyren8EobCVCF6Ug&zoom=1&tbnid=849LWvs2q2npiM:&tbnh=100&tbnw=150&ei=SNMTUbOUD4zyigKn2YDQBQ&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dcrazy%2Bscaffolding%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26gbv%3D2%26tbm%3Disch&um=1&itbs=1&sa=X&ved=0CFAQrQMwEw
Okay, your trellis kicks mine's ass!
I expect to see 20' plants!
And Shane I may need to borrow that in a few months 
oh god. is that really scaffolding? like scaffolding for real people? that looks so scary.
Okay, i must have missed the post! Well good luck to everyone then!
I'm working on my weave and scaffolding for harvest too!
pic from here for creds...
http://www.google.co...ved=0CFAQrQMwEw
I'd like a hang-glide harvest shot from highest tier, Shane
this is a few years before i got tanned...heres my past grow....not pictured is the AEROGARDEN
That looks like me 2 years ago with my yellow cheery tomato plant, it grew up a 30 foot cedar tree. I had to pull it down to pick it.
OFFICIAL WARNING !
I have a system that will guarantee my winning the Locoto growdown! I have applied for patent protection and since it is so unique, I am confident that a patent will be quickly approved. (35 USC§ 292 excluded)
NO ONE is authorized to use, duplicate or adapt this system!
I will make Measurements for length from the top of the hay stack to the end of the longest Locoto stem grown to the ground or over the top of the roof (if the house survives the grow season). The unique watering system for the plant that is grown on the left stack of the picture is covered an appendix A to the patent, so don't be tempted to copy that part either!
I have a system that will guarantee my winning the Locoto growdown! I have applied for patent protection and since it is so unique, I am confident that a patent will be quickly approved. (35 USC§ 292 excluded)
NO ONE is authorized to use, duplicate or adapt this system!
I will make Measurements for length from the top of the hay stack to the end of the longest Locoto stem grown to the ground or over the top of the roof (if the house survives the grow season). The unique watering system for the plant that is grown on the left stack of the picture is covered an appendix A to the patent, so don't be tempted to copy that part either!
millworkman
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I need some of Kevin's happy juice...