Thanks!
I'm not sure how my landlord, whom I share a yard with, will feel about a green house.
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Can i start a vegetable and herb garden thread?
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Thanks!
I'm not sure how my landlord, whom I share a yard with, will feel about a green house.
^ Even a small one? Hmmm, tell him you can grow pot in it and you'll give him 1/4 of the harvest. 
^ Even a small one? Hmmm, tell him you can grow pot in it and you'll give him 1/4 of the harvest.
He's an 80 year old Chinese dude.
He owns a house that is easily worth 1. to 1.5 mil that his deceased wife bought for 200k in the early 00's but he hits up the local food bank every week.
I'm not sure he's down.
Friend of mine at work bought some thc/cbd containing arthritis lotion for her mom.
Mom said something like, "This smells like the medicine my grandmother used in Macao. Works well too."
Maybe if you pitched that angle....but yeah, probably not
Mom said something like, "This smells like the medicine my grandmother used in Macao. Works well too."
Maybe if you pitched that angle....but yeah, probably not
I have a pineapple
This Madagascar Palm seed pod is almost cooked
Tomatos doing ok, I'm seeing lots of powdery mildew though.
The Amaryllis patch is full glory
The cilantro turning into seeds. The bees are going nuts on this right now
And the mini greenhouse is stocked
This Madagascar Palm seed pod is almost cooked
Tomatos doing ok, I'm seeing lots of powdery mildew though.
The Amaryllis patch is full glory
The cilantro turning into seeds. The bees are going nuts on this right now
And the mini greenhouse is stocked
I'm getting busy on the container planting I'm doing this year. Buy small plants, transplant eat later
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only question in my mind is where to go for the best freshies?
rocky ford, CO or green river, UT?
^ - Can't remember the name of the town in Central Valley (California) that had sign on entrance to town saying something like "Welcome to XYZ, Cantaloupe Capitol of the World.
Maybe start there?
Maybe start there?
I doff my hat, good sir!
PS
There are some great Persian melons (
) sold in various farmer markets in the Central Valley...perhaps better than the cantaloupe.
PS
There are some great Persian melons (
) sold in various farmer markets in the Central Valley...perhaps better than the cantaloupe.
Don't be too impressed. I literally did a search on "Welcome to XYZ, Cantaloupe Capitol of the World" and clicked on the first result.
^ - Your honesty is like a felling blade. Allow me my illusions!
Open this weekend, the indoor plumeria. Got this one from a roadside stand on Hawaii (Big Island) about, oh man, 20 years ago? Bought it for the name: Aurora Borealis. I know it is nothing compared to places where it grows without human intervention, but it is like a perfect bonsai for me....and the scent when the front room warms up recalls adventures.
Open this weekend, the indoor plumeria. Got this one from a roadside stand on Hawaii (Big Island) about, oh man, 20 years ago? Bought it for the name: Aurora Borealis. I know it is nothing compared to places where it grows without human intervention, but it is like a perfect bonsai for me....and the scent when the front room warms up recalls adventures.
Pears (Bosc) doing well so far...a few more weeks and the fog should really kick in and just stall everything:
PS
Apples (Enterprise) going well too:
PS
Apples (Enterprise) going well too:
This has been the worst spring/summer I can remember for gardening. So much rain. The slugs have been hammering all of my small starts. Some of the perennials like the artichokes and collards have produced food but even those have been lackluster due to sparse sunshine. I'll have to re-plant carrots and possibly green beans. The fruit trees are looking okay as far as fruit set but pretty far behind where they should be overall. A couple of the newer plum varietes have fruit for the first time so that's pretty exciting. Plums are one of my favorite fruits. I'm not too upset because we needed the rain to get out of moderate drought status but still, it sucks to put in a bunch of work weeding and planting and whatnot and then have the weather crap all over my epic gardening dreams.
I feel your pain. I got 18 inches of snow on top of my garden at the end of may and ended up replanting quite a bit.
One of my favorite things about my garden is that it consistently yields a ton of something that i don't even plant.
Purslane!
And it comes in early so I just let it grow in the space between the rows and harvest it as the stuff I planted starts to get big enough to start filling in that space.
Only problem is that as much as I enjoy purslane salads, I can't even make a dent in what comes up, so in years past I've just ended up composting most of it.
But this year I'm stoked to dip my toes in something I've never tried before.
Pickling!
Pickled purslane sounds pretty good, no?
