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Oldest Posts By Donto101 (311) (Page 85 / 137) Posts by members only

Nov 12, 2019Nov 2019

And it is catalog season! I have used both Johnny's Selected Seeds and Pinetree seeds for years. JSS has a great selection of tools and supplies, and Pinetree has cheaper packets and a nice variety. They are both in Maine, as is Fedco--I have ...

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Nov 14, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by Allamanda

Cuba, modeling what we all ought to be doing -

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Nov 14, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by Jolanta

I have a possum living in my garden that eats everything I grow, so I stopped. I wish he/she would go next door to my neighbor, he grows some lovely things.

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Nov 14, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by wordywalt

Sliced up a pineapple from my garden today. It was delicious. And, I have another in the kitchen to be sliced up next week, and 3 more near ripe in the garden.

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Nov 15, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by CrazyQuilter

My single Japanese eggplant is still producing, but I'm getting a little tired of it, so I may pull the plant. This will get cooked with Italian sausage, peppers and mushrooms in a marinara sauce for freezer meals.

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Nov 15, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by CrazyQuilter

Pak choi may be my new favorite winter veggie. This made a tasty stir fry. It's growing really well in 70's daytime and 40's nighttime. Does anyone know how well it can handle freezing temps? It can get down to 20F here.

Gardener friends--any favorite crops or varieties that are vaguely obscure and you think everyone should grow? A few from me, red russian kale, lemon cucumbers, runner beans, and pink single mums--I think there are several varieties, but they look ...

I think we have to think about sustainability in the broader sense as we might think about our own garden. It is not an answer, not a goal as much as it is a process and a perspective. It is not a solution to be found but a process of maintenance ...

We don’t have winter so hope these are cheering if you do.. bits of my garden in The Virgin Islands today- oh so it's easy to load from iPhone but then they are all rotated left... sorry! Vanilla pods, Bananas, chenille plant, beehive ginger, ...

Some may think this a little sentimental but I like it.

I found this interesting - I have it in my garden, and I knew it was called arrowroot here, but nobody uses it anymore...

We have one of the many underused chat rooms--we need to get in there and dust it out. Will be there in 30 minutes, so 5:30 EST US. Perhaps something as easy as interesting garden stories? And for those looking for points, chat rooms are a source....

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Nov 22, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Question: Anyone here familiar with frog fruit groundcover vine? I bought some seeds. Planted several in peat pots and placed under grow lights at roughly 70 degrees fahrenheit. After a month so far, nothing has sprouted. I don't know if the ...

Hi all I live in the subtropic part of Australia and am hoping to get some garden beds set up and start growing some food plants. I have chickens baby dragon fruit and lemon grass at present. The possums ate my pawpaw, and mulberry plants. the ...

Finally put in two rain barrels this past summer. Felt great to be able to use rain water. Between that and using compost, I'm hoping to see increased productivity in the garden beds.

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Nov 23, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by tinkercreek

Last push of the season, snipped after 2 frosty mornings. The bloom looks a bit ragged, but the deep lemony fragrance of my little Intrigue rose is well worth enjoying as long as possible!

From fbuk - seedlings from bought produce:

My garden is full of weeds, but it is far too hot to go and do anything about it, so I may as well have a cup of tea instead.

One that I have yet to try. Has anyone else tried eating succulents? If so which?

Each year a Christmas tree goes to the village, for display in the square. I excuse myself giving it, on the grounds that, it clears space in the garden, the logs can be burned and it is a Yule Tree celebrating the winter solstice not a xmas tree, ...

Hello All, My name is Josh and I'm a former marijuana cultivator. I've been jailed numerous times for cultivation in Kentucky where marijuana is illegal but all were misdemeanors and as my friends and myself were always very knowledgeable of law ...

My scotch bonnet pepper tree is full of peppers.

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