Beirut, The Flying Club Cup, which I have listened to no less than four-hundred and eighty-five times. And yes I can play some of those songs on my accordion quite well.
After all of our rain, these past few sunny days have really made things start popping up in the garden. I had to replant a row of lettuce that drowned, and dug a little ditch to catch the rain water, but besides all that, I think it's going to do really well. One thing for sure is, it's going to be a great year for strawberries.
Yeah, I made teepees for both the peas and the beans. If you make a teepee for beans make sure you buy pole beans and not bush beans. That's what I did last year, and this year I was certain I got pole beans and then I remembered switching out the packages last minute because these beans were striped. So now I've got a row of beans and beans on a pole. We're going to have a lot of beans. T
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Ooo! That's exactly how I want to string my beans! Do you just plant them in the middle of the teepee? How many did you plant in each one?
Yeah, I made teepees for both the peas and the beans. If you make a teepee for beans make sure you buy pole beans and not bush beans. That's what I did last year, and this year I was certain I got pole beans and then I remembered switching out the packages last minute because these beans were striped. So now I've got a row of beans and beans on a pole. We're going to have a lot of beans.
T
All that and I realized I forgot to actually answer your question.
I planted them one by each pole, one in between each pole, and one in the middle. About three or four beans per hole.
T
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