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My peonies are poking out too!! :weee I transplanted my oriental lillies and they had sprouted... was very careful AND, something hatched... billions of tiny, flying bugs are hangin out by the front porch.. at least its a sign of life :)

I have 2 packages left. Pm me for paypal addy Direct sow all the annuals (cosmos,cockscomb,black eyed susan) You will love all of these.. I dried HUGE cockscomb heads last year and they stll look awesome as a dried arrangement. ...probably 6" blooms The cosmos and zinnia are prolific...

I'll take the johnny jump up and some pak choy, if I could :) I already have some but, I'd like to try different varieties. sorry, guys. .. got sidetracked I have: Zinnia.. TONS of Zinnia. I will send a sandwich bag full. mix colors orange, red, purple, pink, even some chartreuse (green)...

I have trouble reading my writing so I know you will :/ Read the list on the first post and, if you still don't get it, take a pic or try to describe the seed :)

That's exactly what Im talking about. A huge brooder full of feed and shavings... probably more feed than shavings. :rolleyes: Im just distgusted about the waste but am working on a better feeder system. On the compost, it goes!

Great link, VFM. Thanks, all. I will get to pruning any unruly canes and leave the rest to bear fruit.

I have many shoots that are way long and are laying on the ground. ...was thinking of pruning them a bit to lift them. Will I be cutting away this years berries?

My chickens are messy eaters and I often wind up with excess crubles mixed in with poo and shavings when I clean the coops. I've been hestitant to toss that on the compost. Too much protein in that feed? What will it hurt? Thanks!

Lesa, Christie, your packages went out today. Im sorry for the delay but I've been dealing with two sick babies and drywall guys and blah blah blah :lol: but, they're out!

3 packages left :)

You will receive a bit of everything I have. I do not remove the seeds from pods. These numbers are a guestimate of how many seeds you will receive. 100+ basil 25 sage 25 dill 50 cockscomb -fuschia pumpkins (white, carver and fairytale) mustard green 200 orange cosmos 1000+ zinnia 10...

I scored some seeds from Wifezilla in a swap and wanted to try them this year. I've been wondering about a good spot. We have a HVAC unit outside (Central Air System) and it has a condensation drain that slowly leaks all Summer and the ground is always moist there. The problem is it's on the...

Tomatoes need a soil temp of 80 degrees? to germinate... sounds like you grew fungi instead :/

Im starting some herbs and annual flowers indoors. Flowers like black eyed susan vine which seem to take forever to get a good start. I guess I should wait to start the tomatoes... 2nd week of May is our last frost date... that's 3 months. They should be started 6 weeks prior, right?

:frow Im still buried under 3+ feet of snow but Im thinking of starting my winter garden... where you start seeds in plastic containers and leave them outdoors in a sunny location.. I can't remember what that is called. But, all of my early spring crops can get started and I need to be...

Pat, you're just as much help on here as you are on BYC. Thanks!

First off.. I want to say... Ron, you are the man! Every time I see one of your posts, there is some other ingenious idea you have come up with. :frow I am (my husband is) making a rain barrel this Spring. I have seen how to keep the mosquitos out but what about the algae build up. Some say...

I just got my order in from the Japanese vegetable company; pak choy, cabbage, thai basil... :) :pop

I've had the exact same issue. I'm going to try some new things this year. #1 I don't think they like soil high in nitrogen. Manures can easily burn them. So a soil high in organic matter but not hot is healthy for them so Im planting them is a seperate, smaller garden. #2 I plan to water...