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Let's get this train back on track. :cool: I'll take the basil and offer, Beans: Blue Lake Contender Royalty Purple Chinese Red Noodle Roma II Black Valentine Soybean: Envy Beets: Bulls Blood Broccoli: Calabrese Di Cicco Brussels Sprouts: LI Improved Catskill Cabbage: Brunswick Carrots...

We are all in the same boat on that. :lol:

http://www.rodale.com/federal-spending-and-organic-farming Federal spending cuts proposed by some members of Congress could eliminate a program popular among organic farmers. Need I say more?

Yes I still have some, but they are under about 2 feet of snow with more on the way. Once I can get to them I will be more than happy to share.

They can, but they rarely do. They are to busy getting bugs and worms.

Even IF GMO crops were the next wave of the future.... What are the long term effects on the human body? On animals that eat the crops? You don't really know what type of DNA changes these crops have on US. And don't think for a minute the governments wouldn't make and approve something that...

Actually the fence is to keep the dog out. And in the spring the chickens in. They have a go debugging it first before anything. The rest of the time they are in the woods. As far as birds, the only problem I have is with the cherry tree. That needs a cage.

Just got an e-mail. "Could we have a photo of you for the brochure?" Oh, man! A pic of me, :barnie Why can't I be incognito? How is this one?

I learned most of my gardening tricks from Nana in Mystic.

I would like some of your millet. I'll offer Beans: Blue Lake Contender Royalty Purple Chinese Red Noodle Roma II Black Valentine Soybean: Envy Beets: Bulls Blood Broccoli: Calabrese Di Cicco Brussels Sprouts: LI Improved Catskill Cabbage: Brunswick Carrots: Atomic Red Danvers Long...

How is this for a garden bio? After moving in, in 2001, before we could make any gardens we had to remove 10, 14 yard dumpsters of trash and debris. The garden project started in 2002 with a small 8x8 plot. As soon as we broke ground we knew there were going to be challenges. Ledge, clay...

I figured it was someone stiring the pot. :rolleyes:

Not to be any way, but did you do ANY research before posting on this board? Most of us are the "Heirloom" type. I personally will never knowingly by GMO ANYTHING!!!! Please do your research before you jump on that band wagon.

I like that idea. :) I am here thinking about the history of my gardens. Where do I start. My Bio??? This is not easy. It all started when I was very young. It was something I could do and spend time with my Nana. Being in the garden makes me feel close to my ancestors. Not to mention...

The tour is the 3rd Wed in Aug. I like passing the time planning but it is hard to visualize with a foot of snow on the ground.

So, we had a Garden Tour meeting Thursday. I have to come up with a bio and what I want people to take away or learn from my gardens. I started planing and complied my seed list.

I'll take the snake gourd and offer Beans: Blue Lake Contender Royalty Purple Chinese Red Noodle Roma II Black Valentine Soybean: Envy Beets: Bulls Blood Broccoli: Calabrese Di Cicco Brussels Sprouts: LI Improved Catskill Cabbage: Brunswick Carrots: Atomic Red Danvers Long Scarlet Nantes...

Oh, man. What a bummer. Sorry you have to go thru this too.

I loved the mountain princess tomatoes. Very prolific. I loved everything I got last year and I have 59 different varieties of seeds coming this year. Mostly veggies but a few flowers that I am going to sneak into clients gardens this year. eta: DH just called "Hey hun, you got a huge...