You need to slide one of them Farmalls through there with them front cultivators

Cubman thanks for that info... I just checked. .. georgia southern

neal, i've never grown them but they look like nice peas.  most of the southern peas i've grown taste great

on second thought, neal, i'd say that collosus is a "great" looking pea.  wow, never heard of those but they look fantastic

i plant my snap bush beans about 2 to 3 inches apart normally, sometimes closer if I have leftover beans and no place to put them. 

I'm in South Carolina, have never grown collards in the summer months.  I always grow them in the fall. They love the frost, that's what makes them so good. 2 years ago, our had ice on them, and they did just fine.
They seem to just do better in the fall, at least around here, that is when they are grown the most. The little town we live in has a Collard Festival in October, when they are most plentiful.

Tony

 Today I planted peppers. Six varieties in all. All started from seeds and grown in my greenhouse. Very satisfied with the results. After I finished we had a nice rain. Nothing like a real drink from Mother nature to get the plants started. Tomorrow it tomato time and only about a dozen. First time trying Roma ,Black Cherry, Ace, Large Cherry and Belgium Giant thanks to members of the forum. Others include Jet Star Baby Cakes and ground cherries.     MARK

Just tried go get me some purple hulls, but they may be kinda hard to come by up here. How do ya'll feel about Collassus.

Chickman thanks for posting that.  I will be planting Pumba from Johnny's this fall also.  Looked thru all of the onion seeds and that seemed to be the best for my area.  Glad you posted that information.  I still had a little doubt about trying them.  

I’ve found the closer I plant em the taller they get making them easier to pick.

Donald

Nice looking Onions T, How long will the store?

Rat