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meandmypatch
10 months 3 weeks ago
Hi there! just signed up. I'm a newbie. :)
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Roger Doiron
10 months 3 weeks ago
Just posted a little quiz to our Causes.com page: http://www.causes.com/causes/11991-plant-healthy-gardens-feed-a-hungry-w...
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david e kelley
10 months 3 weeks ago
I'm happy to see the notifications of comments to posts showing up now. This makes the site near perfect in my opinion. Stay natural, David
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Arthur
10 months 4 weeks ago
Three tomatoes turning red in my .001 Acre container garden.
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antonis
10 months 4 weeks ago
As every summer, Purslane appears in my garden and ends up in my salads. Utilizing wild weeds is a novel thing......
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msflower
11 months 1 day ago
i am totally new , dont know what to say just hi folks my bottle gourd is splendid basil is growingfresh mint and other herbs are also planted, lemon grass grows tall
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msflower
11 months 1 day ago
i am totally new , dont know what to say just hi folks my bottle gourd is splendid basil is growingfresh mint and other herbs are also planted, lemon grass grows tall
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antonis
11 months 2 days ago
This is not a good tomato year.Just counted 23 tomatoes on my 10 plants,all in all.I still hope they will make some more.The good news: the eggplants have finally decided to produce fruit....
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SunnyBlooms
11 months 3 days ago
I made Sungold Tomato Preserves today! The 6 plants were started from seed in January and have kept me supplied with plenty of salad and pasta tomatoes recently. After putting the jars in to process, I sampled what remained in the cooking pot and to me, they taste remarkably like peach preserves. If you have an abundance of Sungold tomatoes, the preserves are easy to make. 4 pounds Sungold tomatoes 3 cups of sugar 1/2 cup lemon juice (@ 4 Meyer lemons) Cook these together over high heat for 30-35 minutes until they barely slide off the spoon, stirring constantly. Ladle into six sterilized 1/2 pint jars, wipe rims, and place lids and rings on until finger tight. Process for 10 minutes in a boiling water bath canner with water level 2 inches above the lids. Remove jars with a jar lifter and set them on a dry towel on your counter. Let cool 12-24 hours then test the lids to ensure they sealed. Enjoy your gardening /canning sucess! I can't wait to try these on a scone, toast, or a pancake.
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crisrazzano
11 months 4 days ago
About 1/3 of the 102 pots are growing companion plants that are said to protect and enhance the summer veggies AND that particular 1/3 are also edible and some, medicinal, themselves; Basil, Lemon Balm, Marigold, Rosemary, Tarragon, Yarrow and Wormwood. After a sniffing testing of Wormwood, about which is said, to have an odor that drives all sorts of animals out of the garden area, I'd have to agree... "Peeyoooooo"!! Let's hope it works on raccoons and possums and squirrels, too…..
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Salma
11 months 1 week ago
Kitchen garden activity at lowest ebb.Scorching heat and water shortage with day day time temperature reaching 42 -44 F.Waiting for monsoon to bring back life .
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2e
11 months 1 week ago
Not doing well this year at all.
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Ally-Taylor
11 months 1 week ago
What should I plant for the Australian winter in Newcastle? It's a crazy season of a week of sun and a week of rain!
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ca
11 months 2 weeks ago
I finally planted tomato starts last weekend. This late spring, we have been having weather that is 10 degrees below normal, so I am currently tenting the tomatoes with row cover. Even though it's cold, I'm going to go ahead and plant pole beans today. Hopefully, we'll get through our unseasonably cold weather soon!
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ColleenD
11 months 2 weeks ago
My garden is all just about planted now. Worried about late blight on the tomatoes.
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Viquee
11 months 2 weeks ago
University Idaho Master Gardener, organic gardener, bee keeper. Fan of vegetables and perennials.
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SuLaSing
11 months 3 weeks ago
40 Asparagus Crowns seems like a lot, but can there really be too much asparagus?
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smilinggardener
11 months 3 weeks ago
It's been on my list to delve into the new KGI site for 6 weeks - I'm finally doing it today and is it ever AWESOME!
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antonis
11 months 3 weeks ago
Spring crops finished.All in all, 16,5 kg/36,4 lbs of organic vegetables off 8 sq m/85 sq ft since 1/1/12. Recently expanded to 10 sq m.
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Jessica Still
11 months 3 weeks ago
Does kgi have my account blocked? I have tried 7 times to upload the same sunflower image - front yard garden - & get a red box stating *not a valid url.* Now the Feedback tab is not working either. Please advise.
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