Anyway, this morning I hoed up more rocks and roots, laid out the row and planted lettuce, bell pepper and broccoli. Here are some pictures.
Row of pepper, lettuce and broccoli
Red Bell Pepper
Lettuce
Broccoli
Jalapeño Pepper
Eggplant
Brandywine Tomato
Smaller Cherry Tomatoes
Corn - Silver Queen
Cherry Tomato
More Broccoli
Grape Vine
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Loretta, you’re not alone in blogging about gardening. Kathy has gotten numerous comments on her post @ http://www.queervoice.net/kmcmullen/2008/04/07/i-love-tomatoes/
It may work, but I've never tried to transplant corn.
Your soil must be much more sandy than my red clay, or else you've not had as much rain as I have. My ground is still so wet that the only thing I have planted is tomatoe plants in large pots filled with "Mater Dirt". Yep, that's actually its name and it was developed by Auburn University.
It looks like your tiller does a good job of pulverizing and leveling the soil in the row.
Is that a muscadine vine or a domesticated grape of some sort?
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