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each colored line shows a rows of some sort of vegetable with each white space being walking/open space. the outer rows will be plants that take up the most space with the inner rows made up of plants that take up the least space. i think I'm going to try this out next year. anybody else wanna...

well, you gotta take care of them before they seed, or you'll have twice as many next time around. if you have the space its almost worth just making the garden big enough for the tiller to run through the rows. everything else, hands and a garden hoe is 'bout the only way to take care of them.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=65644 purty cool huh?

me too

thanks. it took me a while to word that paragraph for it to be somewhat understandable. I'm glad you got it!

rye will be used as ground cover for the garden through the winter. if kept mowed like the rest of the yard, when could I stop mowing it so that i can get seeds from it, and it not interrupt the vegy growing season?

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i've read to prune fruit trees and keep vertical to 45degree limbs. most of the pictures i've seen of plum trees the branches grow more upwards. I'm getting the two plum trees in the subject heading, so is it just a bad prune job or will they only grow up like that

noone has these?

i'm changin my fruit cocktail tree to two russian mulberries. anyone have these? please post pics

thanks for your help

out of the fruits on these trees, I don't think I need another tree to get the fruits, do I?

the distributor doesn't provide that info in their discription, but i'm sure I could call. nectarines, peaches, plums, and apricots is what this one tree says it grows, and the other tree we will get has 5 different kinds of pears. so from what I understand, snip of a young trees fruit buds as...

We're ordering some 5 in 1 fruiting trees and hardly ever managing any plants, i've got a question or two. I read somewhere you have to prune the different graphs different ways to get fruit to grow. I thought pruning was just shaping. so say you had a fruit cocktail tree , how do I get the...