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OK just thought of another - spraying foliage fertilizer on my blue spruce - just 1/2 - one side just to see the "improvement" of the one side & burning all the needles off that one side - guess what side - the one facing the street, :o its finally starting to come back.....

"Worry is the misuse of an imagination." - something I remind my father about... My weeping willow in the backyard is not long for this world & the local woodpecker population prefer the telephone poles....my willow is loosing its bark so thats how I know, if you don't see anything that stands...

Utah: Veggies we eat 15.8 average is $16.5 Fruit we eat 24.2 average is $22.2 Guess its about time I started pulling my weight, I admit I am a potatoes & meat kinda gal, especially in the winter months. Come on summer, when its more salads & fruit, from the garden of course....still too early...

OCMG I prepare the same way you do but I get really good results could it be you are in a humid climate & I am in a dry? Could that be the difference?

I threw a huge willow branch in the pile one year, the next year I pulled it out to put through my new shredder......it had huge roots growing off it..... :idunno

I can offer no help on this.....but thanks for the heads up, I just bought a mix and guess what it has in it.....so thanks for letting me know in advance. nadine

Nice work love seeing all those free, recycled containers..... Oh yea, the plants look good to :bouquet

Corn gluten meal is a natural weed and feed - it does not kill existing weeds just stops them from sprouting.....trying googling found a lot of sited with the words corn gluten meal weed & feed....

I bought one through them, it died.....Here is the problem with them.....You have to return the original packing slip so if you order alot of stuff and something shows up dead (it will - trust me) and you return the packing slip for them to refund, everything else on that order is now no longer...

OK Pat I will defer to you on this........ but why not till & then solarize?

That is basically the method I use for bindweed....let it grow to flower then pull whatever you can. The plant has used up its reserves to produce the flower and the root is dramatically weaker. Down side to this is of course not getting out there in time, letting it go to seed....then Good...

Your main concern is going to be pollination check out this site it has a reat description along with pictures... http://www.jasons-indoor-guide-to-organic-and-hydroponics-gardening.com/how-to-grow-tomatoes.html

Another method you may want to try is bagging the flowers so that when they go to seed they will not be dispersed. Thistle seed is sold as Wild Finch food (I buy, not cheap what is these days) so you may have a cottage industry growing in your backyard. Unfortunately thistle comes in annual...

Good to know on the pine needles & chicken litter. Makes sense, I was buying from the local nursery "chicken" compost so that must be the "extra" ingredient...When I first bought my house I immediately started planting fruit trees, shrubs and any perennial that had some use (habitat for...

Ya already know me :frow ....I'm in Murray and itching for the last frost date to past.....

watersuntogether.com & valueseeds.com are all 99 cents & really cheap shipping....I have had good results...value seeds is a sister company to a major company (forget if its Morgan's or Thompson & Son's) they are the previous years seed (1 year old). I plant 2 seeds for every plant I want and...

Where, oh where to begin.... 1.) Buying too much all at once. 2.) Not having a plan....planting wrong thing in wrong spot....to close to the house, sidewalk..... 3.) Forgetting plants that are outside "hardening" off....death due to frost (left out overnight) or scorched (forgot to water)...

I also would like someones tried & true recipe. I just planted my gooseberries last year, so it may take awhile before I have any to really harvest. I think I have the yellow variety. Found off the net... Most gardeners pick gooseberries when they reach full size, but are not fully ripe. At...

I believe that method can be used for any root crop. It's like having a mini root cellar......bringing them closer for retrieval makes perfect sense...I am the same way about throwing things away. I like to make a game out of how often I have to take the garbage can to the curb, I am down to...