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Can i start a vegetable and herb garden thread?
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My friends invented this stuff, really works good for bugs, pm, etc. They're killin' it, so to speak. So much so that they're donating a desal plant for locals on one of the islands in the Ments where they have to bring water in.
In this case, if you're reticent to 'product', just add a few drops of an "eco" dishwasher gel soap, ensure low tensioactive ingredients (5% or <) to the hoses difuser dispenser and that will kill them too. Leaves your plants "clean n shiny" too.
Lots of grapes on my grapevines...now I just need this May grey/June gloom to go away so they don't get all moldy like last year.
After a long, cold, spring it feels like summer has finally arrived and the garden is starting to blow up. Snap peas are coming on strong.
Got a bunch of artichokes and other random stuff to fill up the rest of the garden space.
Got a bunch of artichokes and other random stuff to fill up the rest of the garden space.
my peas came and went...ate them off the vine in the mornings
I will do those again every year in my tomato beds
Early Girls and Black Krims coming in right now, the vertical planting
is KILLING IT
serranos....lots of collards...I got a stacked strawberry dealio for my
boy and put 4 diff varieties in...the alpine white strawberries are out
of this world good but evanescent
I will do those again every year in my tomato beds
Early Girls and Black Krims coming in right now, the vertical planting
is KILLING IT
serranos....lots of collards...I got a stacked strawberry dealio for my
boy and put 4 diff varieties in...the alpine white strawberries are out
of this world good but evanescent
The cold spring in SF has really slowed everything down for me, except the Pt Bonita cabbage. Usually have to wait till summer fog to slow everything down.
We’ve had 24 “ of rain in the last 5 weeks. If your garden didn’t flood out, things are probably looking pretty good. Super rainy spring after a super hard freeze, go figure.
Late start after tearing down my termite infested wood garden box. Built a new one and planted cilantro, tomatoes, pepper, and cucumber. I don't have luck with cucumber as you can tell in the photo. In SD I can be late to the party and it will still produce into fall. It aint much but it's all I got and I will enjoy.
My Kratky gutter system failed miserably. I think it has something to do with the temperature. Everything I planted in the ground did fine. I buried tons of rabbit crap all over the garden beds from these Rex rabbits I got. The damn Lab keeps eating the rabbit crap but his coat looks better. He eats his own crap too.
They do that for a reason, intestinal regulation.
Try some probiotics from the vets, mixed with yoghurt.
Or, enjoy the fact that each time your dog kisses your girl, they're lapping bung hole leftovers all over her face for you to kiss later.
Cause I sure hope you don't let 'em lick your face after that sort of behavior.
Anti-fecalface - out
nah. i just have a garden and the beginnings of an orchard.
i'm still learning. i've got a pretty decent fruit set on my Liberty Apple and my Frost Peaches this year.
last year i got like 3 peaches and they were tiny but delicious.
Artichokes going gangbuster this season. They like to be fed as much as citrus. We had cauliflower all last month. Brussel sprouts are up next.
Forgoing tomato this year. Nightshade. Finally realized my body is not a fan of them.
Cooked cod with fried artichoke hearts and shredded zucchini. Stellar.
Forgoing tomato this year. Nightshade. Finally realized my body is not a fan of them.
Cooked cod with fried artichoke hearts and shredded zucchini. Stellar.
