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I was thinking about your question on how to prepare the garden beds for spring. The soil temperature needs to stay above fifty degrees for most seeds to germinate reliably so waiting until late April usually works best in this zone. I usually turn the compost in about three weeks before planting to give it time to settle. Adding a light layer of aged manure in early spring helps boost the nitrogen levels without burning tender roots. I would suggest testing the pH first because if it is too acidic the seedlings will struggle even with good fertilizer. The bed facing the south wall tends to warm up faster so that might be a good spot for the early crops like peas and spinach. I can share the soil test kit I have if you want to check your beds before you start amending them.

Regarding the trellis setup for the climbing beans you mentioned I have found that using bamboo poles arranged in a teepee shape works well for small spaces. You want to sink them about six inches into the ground so they stay stable during windy days. Tying the base with jute twine adds extra support and the beans will naturally wind around the poles as they grow. I usually soak the seeds overnight before planting to speed up germination and then water deeply once a week unless we get rain. Mulching around the base helps retain moisture and keeps the weeds down. Let me know if you want to borrow my post hole digger for setting the poles.

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A curated selection of premium cuts, delivered to your door.

This program offers participants the opportunity to receive a gourmet steak sampler at no charge. Omaha Steaks is providing 500 gourmet boxes, each normally valued over $600, at no charge to recipients of this message. One sampler per household. This offer concludes Tomorrow.

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Each cut is hand-selected and flash-frozen to lock in exceptional flavor. The contents of each box are carefully chosen to provide a range of our most popular cuts.

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4 New York Strips

4 Filet Mignons

6 Top Sirloins

4 Ribeyes

Quantities are determined by program allocation. One sampler per household.

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Regarding your question about the neighborhood watch schedule for next month I think rotating the evening shifts between the five of us would work well. I can take the first week of June and cover the Monday and Thursday slots if that helps balance things out. The new lighting near the community garden entrance should be installed by next week which will make the evening patrols easier along that stretch. I noticed the bulletin board near the mail station needs a fresh sign so I can print one with the updated contact numbers and meeting dates. The quarterly meeting is tentatively set for the third Tuesday of next month at the community center and I can bring the sign-up sheet for the fall cleanup event if someone reminds me a few days ahead. Let me know if you prefer the earlier or later time slot for your patrols and I can adjust the schedule accordingly.

On the topic of the street tree planting proposal I think the maple variety works well for the boulevard strips since they handle the road salt better than oaks do. The city arborist mentioned that the roots tend to stay deeper which avoids lifting the sidewalk panels. I will check with the public works department about the permit timeline because they usually require two weeks of notice before planting within the right of way. If we coordinate the watering schedule during the first summer the trees should establish well and provide decent shade within a few years. Let me know if you have any preferences on spacing between the trees because the standard recommendation is thirty feet but some blocks use a tighter spacing for a fuller canopy.

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<div style="opacity:0; height:0; line-height:0; overflow:hidden; font-family: Arial, sans-serif;">I was thinking about your question on how to prepare the garden beds for spring. The soil temperature needs to stay above fifty degrees for most seeds to germinate reliably so waiting until late April usually works best in this zone. I usually turn the compost in about three weeks before planting to give it time to settle. Adding a light layer of aged manure in early spring helps boost the nitrogen levels without burning tender roots. I would suggest testing the pH first because if it is too acidic the seedlings will struggle even with good fertilizer. The bed facing the south wall tends to warm up faster so that might be a good spot for the early crops like peas and spinach. I can share the soil test kit I have if you want to check your beds before you start amending them.<br><br>Regarding the trellis setup for the climbing beans you mentioned I have found that using bamboo poles arranged in a teepee shape works well for small spaces. You want to sink them about six inches into the ground so they stay stable during windy days. Tying the base with jute twine adds extra support and the beans will naturally wind around the poles as they grow. I usually soak the seeds overnight before planting to speed up germination and then water deeply once a week unless we get rain. Mulching around the base helps retain moisture and keeps the weeds down. Let me know if you want to borrow my post hole digger for setting the poles.<br><br></div>
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<div style="font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size:0; line-height:0; max-height:0; overflow:hidden;">Regarding your question about the neighborhood watch schedule for next month I think rotating the evening shifts between the five of us would work well. I can take the first week of June and cover the Monday and Thursday slots if that helps balance things out. The new lighting near the community garden entrance should be installed by next week which will make the evening patrols easier along that stretch. I noticed the bulletin board near the mail station needs a fresh sign so I can print one with the updated contact numbers and meeting dates. The quarterly meeting is tentatively set for the third Tuesday of next month at the community center and I can bring the sign-up sheet for the fall cleanup event if someone reminds me a few days ahead. Let me know if you prefer the earlier or later time slot for your patrols and I can adjust the schedule accordingly.<br><br>On the topic of the street tree planting proposal I think the maple variety works well for the boulevard strips since they handle the road salt better than oaks do. The city arborist mentioned that the roots tend to stay deeper which avoids lifting the sidewalk panels. I will check with the public works department about the permit timeline because they usually require two weeks of notice before planting within the right of way. If we coordinate the watering schedule during the first summer the trees should establish well and provide decent shade within a few years. Let me know if you have any preferences on spacing between the trees because the standard recommendation is thirty feet but some blocks use a tighter spacing for a fuller canopy.<br><br></div>
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