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JohnnyFontenot
12 months 15 hours ago
I am new to this site but excited to be here.
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rangarajandeepa...
12 months 15 hours ago
Dear residents of Chennai, India - you might benefit from this - http://www.thehindu.com/life-and-style/metroplus/article3436145.ece
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CeridwynOwen
12 months 21 hours ago
Hi there, I have a quarter acre patch close to the centre of Adelaide which is based on permaculture principles . I enjoy growing fruit the most...I am a terrrible cook so grow my vegies for the look of them and give them to friends and neighbours! I have just started to volunteer in a "Kitchen Garden" at a local school
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Jessica Still
12 months 4 days ago
Presidential gardeners & growers reminds me of gardeners who excell in other career paths. I think there's a kindred garden interest for every worldly pursuit. *The gardening of ...*
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gracpogue
1 year 1 day ago
I believe my rhubarbs have crown rot. They looked healthy a few days ago, but the stems are going soft and rotting through. I'm wondering if I planted them too deep?
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ca
1 year 3 days ago
Just received my copy of What’s Wrong With My Vegetable Garden? It's very informative. I would recommend it, too, especially for a beginning gardener. It is definitely a "go to" book for common problems.
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abondigirl
1 year 3 days ago
Any suggestions as to how to organically deter grubs and caterpillars from the tomato plants? It is frustrating when these crawlers bore into the green tomatoes and any advice would be appreciated.
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LindaMurdock
1 year 1 week ago
Good luck so far this season. My "currant" tomatoes are setting lots of fruit. My "bush" beans that climbed up some string supports are setting lots of beans. Brussel sprouts are making progress, about a foot high now. Pepper plants had aphids so I bought some lady bugs for them and that seems to be working. Herbs are doing well; mint, lavender, rosemary, oregano, parsley, and basil. Carrot seedlings are disappointing at the moment. Getting ready to plant 3 varieties of beets. Oh, and my kale crop over the winter did great. lol
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RobWilcox
1 year 1 week ago
Going to check if my potatoes are sprouting tomorrow.
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2e
1 year 1 week ago
Planted Swiss chard on Sunday; it got rained on that night; already sprouting by Tuesday. :)
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Grower
1 year 1 week ago
Planted five different kinds of beans for drying today!
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veggie592002
1 year 1 week ago
After 2 months of contruction Brenda & I finally finished our 18' x 18' hoop-house. We have planted tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, cucumbers, basil, cilantro, parsley in five raised beds. Many recycled materials were used.
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ca
1 year 1 week ago
Thanks for all your suggestions on the greenhouse. Like the idea of the polycarbonate roof and glass sides and enjoyed the slide show of the Fletcher family's greenhouse. Will look into local companies as suggested. Antonis, I'm also interested in building coldframes and liked the idea of using the PE foil.
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PenelopeReedy
1 year 2 weeks ago
just picked some volunteer spinach, am going back for young onions after i blend the dressing.
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reblacka
1 year 2 weeks ago
We're going to announce programming next week for the Urban Agriculture Summit in Toronto - visit our website and learn more about how you can gains skills to increase urban ag in your community! www.urbanagsummit.org
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MinneapolisMama
1 year 2 weeks ago
I am a beginner gardener and new to Minnesota. I would love to here specifics of the garden tasks you are accomplishing right now or planning for the next week, so I can get going! If you tell me what you are doing, that will help me know what I can be doing, too! Thanks! If you have a blog about gardening in Minnesota, please post the link! Plus: I would love to hear your thoughts on growing my crops of interest (keep in mind I'm a newbie): asparagus, beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrot, kale, calendula, cucumbers-and-yellow-squash (I'd like to do on trellis), cilantro, rhubarb, spinach, microgreens, lettuce, bell peppers, melons, pumpkin, sunflower
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Africanaussie
1 year 2 weeks ago
I live in the tropical north of Australia, and have found those plastic bins to be the best thing in the tropics. I stir it up with a garden fork a couple of times a week, and it is always quite hot. I dig the completed compost out of the bottom door a couple of times a year, digging deep into the ground, so that the space if approximately doubled, and the compost that falls down into the hole is full of earthworms and sits there quite happily until I need it. You can see more on my blog www.africanaussie.blogspot.com
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ColleenD
1 year 2 weeks ago
Greetings fellow gardeners: What do you have planted? I've got cabbage and cauliflower in. Lettuce and radishes are up.
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kittyrosey
1 year 2 weeks ago
Hello! Glad to find this site!
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LuminSteyn
1 year 2 weeks ago
hallo all this looks great ,happy to be here
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