Recent content by cherokeechicken

sorry to hear about your foot. be more careful. here where we are we have some lights rigged up to help see at night . but we still have to be careful and watch out for the snakes.

where i am at ..alabama. we grow our berries in full sun. and we always get a bumper crop. the limbs of the blueberries are so heavy i had to prop them up with sticks this year. also the full sun helps them to ripen.

thanks i also found that they are a bush variety.

well i guess i found the info i was searching for. it is a bush bean grows 12 - 24 in tall space 3 -6 in. used dried.

i am thinking about planting some black turtle beans. if i can find out some information about them.

i would like to know if the black turtle bean is a pole or a bush variety.

hey, this method would work for those tiny flower seeds like poppys. i will have to give this a try. thanks for the ideal.

i would like to suggest that we get a chat like the one on byc. just a thought.

I always save the seed pods. 1. for the seeds , to see what new color i will get . 2.I use the dried pods on wreaths and flower arragments.

thanks i will look forward to you reply in july or august. happy gardening!:tools

you don't know how long i have been looking for them,about 3 years now. any color is fine. and yes after the pods ripen is when you harvest the seeds. let me know when you get some seeds from them and i will send a sase.:bow

so far i am using the old hay and no weeds as of yet:fl i have sime chicken litter mixed with grass clippings brewing in a compost pile :idunno will have to wait and see i guess. i am just expermenting trying to see what works best here .

down here they are left outside year round . but up there i would bring them in and store them in a cool place in some peat moss or something like that . i hope you got some of the dark ones.. they are my fav's well all of them are....