Welcome to gardeners, growers of veggies, fruits, flowers, and trees!
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If you like to dig in the dirt, plant & prune, grow food & flowers, or sit and watch as someone else does your landscaping, you'll find something here to discuss!
Selected topics, in no particular order:
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What's your gardening style?
Frugal gardening.
Backyard Chickens here. here. here. here.
Growing Fruits
Wild Parsnip - It can burn skin.
Why buy locally-grown plants?
Squirrels.
bees.
Cheap gardening.
Buy locally grown plants to prevent blight transmission here.
Grow lots of fruits in a small space, by backyard orchard culture.
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Comment by Sentient Biped yesterday answering my own question, sort of - this reference says I should be OK with zucchini and bunny wabbits.
I don't know. I think I'll work on a screen big enough for the growing plants.
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Comment by Joan Denoo yesterday Diatoms, these are microscopic shells that formed in seas. You can't see them with a naked eye, only with a microscope. So many pretty shapes and patterns. Fractals in all their glory.
Comment by Joan Denoo yesterday I use Diatomaceous earth scattered around plants that slugs like.
I also throw egg shells in the compost, and when I spread the well composted material in the garden, slugs tend to go someplace else. Your berries and peas look so good.
I would think just putting chicken wire as you have already done will keep some of the gnawing down. Maybe with a little support to keep it off the plants.
I know what you mean about no energy. My garden is as pretty as it has ever been, even though I have done virtually no work out there this spring. The roses, clematis, iris, peonies, honeysuckle and allium grow very lushly.
My Ladybugs arrived this afternoon, and all of them lived. I didn't have the energy to spread them, so just wet down the foliage and opened the sack in a protected place in the shade and with water. There are billions of aphids for them to feed on. Cary took some of them to the front, so I expect they will self-distribute.
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Comment by Sentient Biped yesterday Chris - thanks. Your pic makes a beautiful logo.
Of course you can, Sentient! I feel honoured!
Comment by Sentient Biped on Monday Chris, can I use your beech photo for the group icon for a while? I like to change it every couple of months. I love that photo.
Also, Dominic, your bromeliad photo too? I can do that in another month or so.
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