Recent content by Empera

That's great Chicken_Boy! I never heard about this method until after I planted all my seeds. :idunno Are they all supposed to really help each other? I could understand about the beans supplying the corn with plenty of nitrogen, but what about the squash? Love to see photos :D

Thanks so much for the visual link! It helped a lot with my carrots and lettuce. :D

I'm jealous ;) But I can't wait for my radishes. They will be the first thing I've ever grown in my life, and I will be so proud!

Gardening is a new experience which is literally growing on me. I'm so new, and learning every day! A few weeks ago I grabbed some (more like a lot!) of seed packets of what I wanted to experiment with and planted them in a perfect area. Being new, I had no idea what was a weed and what was a...

I've never grown either, but I would think that the bean vines might "suffocate" the corn? :idunno Just a thought.

Oops, I guess I didn't look at too thoroughly :rolleyes: I was only looking at beans. Silly me.

Completely newbie here also, :P but I heard that putting beans (a plant that puts tons of nitrogen into the soil) around nitrogen sucking plants like corn will help a ton. I know your asking for what NOT to plant next to each other, but this website should show you what is okay. Here's a...

Anyone have any other suggestions? :)

The tree is beautiful, Reinbeau and the same with your.. knot garden? That's what they are called? Anyways, it's very simplistic and very formal. :clap What do you plan on putting in there?

I've never seen Forest Gump..:hide I'm ashamed! Well it is kind of amazing how people can figure out how to combine things. You never know, it might turn out to be delicious! But I think Zucchini ice cream just wouldn't work haha.

But I think the cascading bean vines would be absolutely beautiful. I think any bean could do the trick. I'm thinking of just putting a bush bean in there and having it kind of fluff out. Basil would be a good one to do because of the natural flavor. :) & The website you posted was great! It...

Cookie, just a small suggestion. Right now I have a doe with a litter of 9 (wow!) and two of her does from a litter she had before. Along with a buck that runs around in the coop. On to the suggestion, I only put the buck out in the coop (or bucks in your case, i think its safe as long as they...

I just purchased a Topsy Turvy a few days as well. I'm excited. :) I read somewhere that planting something that gives off a lot of nitrogen is excellent for the tomato plant and will do better than without. The only thing I would be worrying about is if the pepper plant got too large and was...

That's wonderful that gardening is such a passion that you've kept it that way for your whole life! :) Thanks for the warm welcome.:frow

Really? Snakes are great pets, and they feel so smooth. My boyfriend has an endangered snake speciec called the Indigo. They are supposed to be the largest non-venomous snake in the US. I guess it's because it either doesn't kill the prey as quickly or it swallows it the opposite direction so...