Recent content by Alasgun

Since drip irrigation was not in the survey i’ll mention it here. A lot of the “tips” offered are relevant but how you actually deliver the water is hand’s down the most time consuming part of gardening for me and with some simple tools it can become the easiest part of gardening. I tell people...

Celery, Parsley, Cilantro, Lettuce, Green Beans, Yellow Summer squash & Cucumber.

My phone says its a “flowering Raspberry”? And that phone is a lot smarter than i am, guess that’s what makes it a smart phone.🤔

Im sorry to hear all this @baymule. I like to jab my Houston SIL; telling her “im sorry you live in such a hostile environment” while discussing winter weather that many times is worse than ours! up here; the national news is now saying 4 dead and a million without power. I truly am sorry; and...

And from Alaska! Where we just had a little bit of hail.

Ive never had much “in season time” for pot cleaning. Typically it’s a mid winter thing however; things are going pretty well this spring So i set up on this last batch and gave them all a shower.

Wow, Thanks @heirloomgal i think it’s probably the good Lord keeping me from looking like an idiot most of the time! Now that i can see in the greenhouse a little vine dressing was productive. Getting to the end of start nursery too! Marigolds, Choc Mint, Zinnia’s and Lettuce Are all im moving...

Setting out this afternoon was a treat. Cool and breezy but spring is bursting all around us. Some birds are back, lot’s of Comfrey coming this week. Clearing out the greenhouse this coming week.

The very last patch of snow and the very first Asparagus. A new one for me “3lb. Can”, and these are just in their 2nd year. The remainder of the bed are 3-4 years old and will be along directly.

Many folks ignore “local materials” when considering yard art. The ends of Beaver cut trees can be applied in a creative fashion and be the basis for any number of arrangements. Arranged ( helter skelter) as they would be in nature then plant flowers between them along with some river rock and...

Today Kale, Broccoli, Chard and some flowers went into beds. We had visible frost last bight but it appears to be behind us now and the things im setting out will take a little frost. Im drowning in the Greenhouse! Until the 6ea-25gal pots go out it’s becoming a struggle. Looks kinda cool though...

Another group of Junior Poop Maker’s, learning the ropes! We’ve had some freezing/near freezing nights lately but that should be about over. The hardening is going well and i intend to start setting out Broccoli, Kale and Chard in the next day or so!

I like balance- - hey all my Rhodiola‘s up now!

Welcome; from Alaska. We’re kinda like a big top Circus with little side shows everywhere you look. Hope some of them are appealing to you?

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/great-movie-fitzcarraldo-1982 Fitzcarraldo by quite a bit over anything produced today.