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**Dukerdawg** · January 16, 2009

Kat, isn't it fun to have a tomato buddy? I have a few, but my buddy Pat, who I might see twice between Oct-Apr is over 2-3 times a week starting in the spring for seed starting, fussing over tender plants and growing early spring in the GH and of course at harvest time. Truthfully he is a lot like Felix and I am more of an Oscar so it only works because we get a 6 month break from each other

He actually weeds more than I do. Alot more. One good reason to keep him around.

But back to the topic at hand, Carolyns' book! I might have to order another copy myself, the darn thing is getting so worn out. Always a great reference!

Duane

January 16, 2009	#145
Dukerdawg Growing for Market Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Westland, Michigan Posts: 861	Kat, isn't it fun to have a tomato buddy? I have a few, but my buddy Pat, who I might see twice between Oct-Apr is over 2-3 times a week starting in the spring for seed starting, fussing over tender plants and growing early spring in the GH and of course at harvest time. Truthfully he is a lot like Felix and I am more of an Oscar so it only works because we get a 6 month break from each other He actually weeds more than I do. Alot more. One good reason to keep him around. But back to the topic at hand, Carolyns' book! I might have to order another copy myself, the darn thing is getting so worn out. Always a great reference! Duane __________________ May I aspire to live my life so that I may be the man my dog thinks I am.