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Jan 10, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by FrayedBear

A book that will give you pause for thought no matter what your beliefs. You can obtain a free e-copy of The-Environmental-and-Civilization-Crisis-and-the-Permaculture-Al ternative at the following link:

Stores have just received the bulbs for the year, so bought a bunch . Cleared the first of my window boxes , added about 1/4 compost , mixed thoroughly , and began layering in the bulbs , when I noticed , at least one of the packages said to plant ...

We are lucky here in the UK, in that the climate means that we can grow and naturalize Snowdrops, ( Galanthus ). Just coming through now, like an early promise of spring in mid winter.

I'm setting up my gardening boxes on my new sun porch . I brought in some of my compost , which is moist , dark , and seems too heavy to me . It wants to clump , if I squeeze a handful of it . I recalled that when I bought potting soil it had tiny ...

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Jan 14, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

After several months of masonry work, a first for me, I finally got 4 and a half cubic yards of topsoil delivered...a mix of standard planting mix and a formula just for roses. Delivered last Thursday, I spent 3 days shoveling, carting by ...

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Jan 14, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

Harvested today: quite a few cherry tomatoes, one bigger tomato, several baby beets and a ton of lettuce...Romaine, Butter Crunch, and Tom Thumb. Beets going in the pot to cook now...

Another reason we should all find alternatives to Monsanto products, especially round-up

This is an exciting time, we are looking for a farm to buy in GA near Atlanta. Cannot wait to get going with the planting. This will be a Hobby Farm. We are thinking large vegetable patch, greenhouse and a few animals.... 10-20 acres would be nice!

Cleared some land for a tiny house. Will be planting some edibles as soon as the prebuilt cabin/barn Arrives

Any suggestions on a humane way of keeping cats out of flower beds? I'm tired of them using the beds as a litter box.

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Western Monarch butterfly population is crashing, threatening extinction. Ack!!!

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Jan 16, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by SeaGreenEyez

Ketchup -n- Fries. Just wondering if anyone has grown this (these)?

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Jan 17, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Especially true if you have "gardening" cats:

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Jan 18, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

I harvested quite a few tomatoes today...gave some to the new neighbor next door before bringing these in.

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Jan 18, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by SeaGreenEyez

Wildflower sod. ????? I've used wildflower sod for years. You can purchase it geographical-select, or take your chances on what you like (that may not be geographically "normal.") What I'm wondering today: has anyone made their own wildflower...

We got a new dehydrator

I prefer this kind of work out

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Jan 19, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Canna lilies started from seed. Took awhile to sprout. I may have planted them too deeply. I'm hoping I can transplant these, first into larger pots, then into the garden after Mother's Day.

Clearing out the back part of our property you won’t believe what we found.

Thanks to several weeks of quite warm weather through the new year, the catkins on the hazels are early this year with us here in the UK. They look good now in the winter sun but we are just about to get the frost and snow hard. Not flowers as such ...

Hamamelis mollis the Witch Hazel is coming into flower in the garden now. It has a slight scent like Hyacinth and the strange but lovely flowers, as with most winter flowers, last for weeks. This is a form called 'Palida' I think.

My pond refroze overnight. Yesterday's thaw made a good piece of bluestone heave. Good to see the pump is still working and Mr. Bluejay enjoying himself.

Now we know why she has the smile! ?

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