1. Here in Tucson, about the only way you can grow them is in a controlled environment. I tried growing them
in the soil here, and they were salty instead of sweet!
2. That I am not sure of, but we have naturally very alkaline soil here. If I put vinegar on the native soil it will fizz up!
3...
It is pouring down rain here in Tucson, so I went and pulled the tarp over the run to help the chickens not get wet..
While there, I just for grins opened the egg box... and I had two eggs! My Black Australorps are the only ones with red combs and waddles so, I assume they are the ones that...
Glad you can have chickens again! :woot
I have six pullets, they should lay in Feb hopefully. 2 Golden Sex Link, 2 Australorps, 2 Easter Eggers. Yep, I put up my old coop since I took it down carefully and it is screwed together, it wasn't too hard.
Yeah.... NO.... I'd like to keep my...
I am now able to have chickens again! But since Cherokee wasn't raised with them, I have had a time
getting him to settle down and not do big "play postures" at the chickens.
Well, last week I told him "These are Cherokee's chickens. You need to watch them and be nice to them."
Who knew that...
So far, he has never taken anything off the counter. I even pointed to the piece of meat, as if to give him permission to take it, and he wouldn't do it. I am happy really... that must mean he knows it is a "forbidden" thing to do!
Ipomoea carnea ssp. fistulosa
http://centerofthewebb.ecrater.com/p/18163589/rare-pink-morning-glory-bush
They are really hardy, and grow easily from seed. The seeds are "hairy" and take a while to germinate.