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I love floating row covers for broccoli and cabbage to keep the cabbage looper moths from laying eggs on the plants.

We just had out first hard freeze......it is time to dig! :ya

I pulled my plants today and got some tubers! Yay! I grew it mostly as a fodder crop for the goats, the first time I've ever grown it. It did great! I'm wondering if I can hill in some of these tubers and replant in the spring or how do I keep them? Some have already resprouted. I started with...

I was wondering this too baymule. Mine are 2 years old now. I know DH will grind some up and add vinegar but isn't quite happy with the results.

OMG! This thread is so funny. I watch this go on in my own house all the time! My DD is a chicken girl, now 22 y/o, I bought her chicks when she was little for Easter. I THOUGHT I was buying them for myself. I thought she'd grow tired of them and then they'd be mine. :lol: I never had to...

Is that curly dock? I always wondered what that was. I have a bunch of them. The little ones like that one in the picture are easy to get rid of but I have one really big one that has been there for several years and just grows bigger around every year. The goats like it, I leave it there.

Wow Those are awesome! Congrats on the great harvest! I'm so glad I found this site. I can see there is a lot to learn on here! I just bought some to plant the other day. I've never grown it before either.

Me to! Very scary! I can't even imagine. :(

NwMtGardener- What a great way to recycle inner tubes! Great idea! We have hay for the goats, its amazing in a pinch what you can fix with the twine from the bales of hay! :lol: Smart Red - I've heard two things about growing dandelions, they do best in poor soil and they do best in rich soil...

Hi StupidBird, NE Atlanta suburbs, I used to live in Lilburn years ago. Howdy neighbor! :) Used to love going to Stone Mountain. Later we lived up toward Gainesville and now we live up near Toccoa, Ga. I live out in the country so I only worry about my plants and the weather, not so much...

Hi Journey11 Mine are made from 2x4" welded wire covered with 6 mil plastic and are about 3 feet high and 4 feet wide and anywhere from 4' to 10 ' long, I have a few. More functional than pretty. LOL We have a lot of strong wind and stormy weather here and these hold up and don't blow away but...

I'm so glad there are other Dandelion lovers in the world! I was beginning to think me and a friend of mine were the only ones left! LOL Oow Dandelion jelly? Hmmm I'll have to try that! :P I've always wanted to make some Dandelion wine but I never have enough plants to produce enough flowers...

Love that thread and visited the map. That's a nice map. I zoomed in and found myself! :lol: I'm not all that great with computers yet, I'll get back to that. LOL I've been gardening for many years. I just love to garden inside, outside, don't matter. It just depends on the season. Right now...

Hi everybody my name is Amy and I live in NE Georgia. I'm so glad I've found this site, its been a very challenging year in the garden but I'm looking forward to my winter garden and hoping next year is better. Any other winter tunnel/coldframe gardeners here? :)