Recent content by Anny

It's not a bug almost look like a fungi or something

I noticed this morning that my snap peas have a odd whiteness to their leafs. They are still very young, they are in a pot that is movable (with a tomato cage to climb up) I live in South East Michigan and we've had a pretty mild spring so far. Any ideas what might be causing this white stuff on...

it was inside the house, we found about 4 of them under our bed when we where cleaning.

Thanks pat, that was very helpful :-)

Do flea beetles ever bite people?

Can anyone tell me the name of this bug?

I was told that cumberland black raspberries can tolerate growing near a black walnut tree. I was a raised bed about 25 feet away from my black walnut tree, and the darn tree has been wilting and stunting the growth of anything I plant on 1/2 the bed, the other 1/2 of the bed does just fine...

I'm looking for ideas on rain water collection systems. Show me pictures, link to websites, anything. I'm looking for small rain barrels to larger scale things.

I second what ducks said

Use caution adding the food to your compost pile as it will attract wild animal to the "meat". I would recommend putting it in a covered compost pile if you do.

I'd like to see some photos of peoples home made or store bought worm bins. I'm thinking of starting one soon and need some feed back. Why do you like yours what would you change, what would you suggest? Thank yoU! Also what is a good website to get good quality worms from?

I would not use any compost from a meat eating animal in my garden EVER . I have seen the compost "hole" where you dig a whole and put a "trap door" over it. The poop goes down the hole, and the trap door keeps the smell down. This way the good breaks down in a safe way.

Hi how are you. I am currently going to school to be a veterinary Tech and I plan on Specializing in food nutrition. The main thing you want to look for when picking out a good food is that the first 4 ingredients are a good. You want the first ingredient to be a Meat (and preferable for it to...

I'm thinking of trying my hand at some drip irrigation this year. The problem is I'm a little over whelmed when I try looking stuff up online. Does anyone have any good websites they can point me to for a beginner? Something low tech and not to pricey? Or does anyone have any ideas of their...

All those plants you listed make great fall plants. You should plant them soon though.