Clover plot at sunset

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    Went out mushroom hunting yesterday and snapped a pic of my plot with the redbud's blooming. Planted this last fall and frost seeded it twice, once at the end of February and then again mid-March, to fill it in a little better. Coming along nicely.. 20190408_193420.jpg
     
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    Dang put some ranch dressing on that and I would eat it.
     
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    And here in North Dakota it decides to snow again..... getting old
     

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    Quality plot, Bob. Gracious.
     
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    We had 90° the other day and snow predicted on Saturday. Oklahoma spring is like a freakin' yoyo.
     
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    It's getting there. 3 years worth of rotation getting enough organic matter worked into the sandy clay soil so I could finally plant a perennial plot.
     
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    Was out at the farm yesterday. Clover plot is super thick and they're beating it up pretty good. The taller bushy looking clover is Blackhawk Arrowleaf clover, it's still flowering strong so I am waiting for the flowers to dry out a little more before I mow. 20190705_113144.jpg 20190705_113024.jpg 20190705_112952.jpg
     
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    Should be good for hunting this fall. Since it's not hunting season, let me make a suggestion. Bill Dance once said that when the redbuds are blooming, the bass are on their beds. So...go fishing!
     
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