Search results

The ones I want to transplant are new shoots as well. I think I might try it as well. Thanks

When is a good time to transplant the raspberries and black berries? I have new shoots coming up and want to transplant them to my garden area. Thanks

Wow. Can I get some too. I have one plant that has lived. The other one died. I have looked for healthy ones in my area none found this year. Thanks

Rhubarb is sour if you eat it raw. You can make strawberry rhubard pies, jam, cobblers. You will have to add sugar to it. It just depends on a persons taste. I like to eat it raw with salt on it as well.

I wish I could let my chickens in my garden. Heck I wish I could turn them out and not have to keep them locked up. We have a problem with coyotes and racoons here. Afraid they would kill my chickens.

I live in the Midwest as well. I plan on putting out Kale, Cabbage, more broccoli and maybe a few other things. If they are cool weather crops I will plant them in mid July to early August.

I have a peach tree that was loaded with peaches this year. This is the first year we have really had peaches on it. The tree is probably 3 or 4 years old. The peaches are about the size of walnuts maybe a little bigger. They were looking really good. When I checked them today some of the...

Go to cooks.com they have alot of squash recipes there. The squash pie is fantastic.

Has anyone ever dilled zucchini? I have made sweet relish out of zucchini so I figured you could make dill slices out of it. Has anyone ever done this?

Nope don't mow mine either. Is this something new?

I know it is too late for you to do this this year but you might want to try it for next year. Go to Mother Earth News and read this article (How to Grow a Garden Without Any Hard Work Roscoe Walker layers organic material and newspapers in a very sunny location as a base for is vegetable...

I got it at our local Meijers store. You might be able to get it from Miracle Gro is you can't find it any where else. I have been gardening for years but it told me a few things I didn't know.

Have to share this with all of you. I found this book yesterday and it is packed full of information about vegetable and herb gardening. It is a little pricy but well worth the money. I have found out things I didn't know. Hope some of you have a chance to at least look at it. Happy gardening.:D

Jordan you did a fantastic job. Glad to see a person your age intrested in gardening and helping their grandparents. You are special young person.

I have tried freezing it on the cob and it has the cob taste. I like cutting it off the cob for space and taste. Mine tastes fresh. Remember don't over cook it. Just blanch it. If you over cook it and freeze it it will be tuff and not taste so well. I also can mine in pint jars with no problem...

Not quite sure what you are asking but will try to answer. You can blanch it on the cob then freeze it. I have been told you don't have to blanch it. You just wrap it tightly and put it in the freezer. I don't do it that way because of the space in my freezer. I like it better cut off the cob...

Yes you can freeze corn. Cut it off the cob and cook it until it starts to boil. Then put them in a freezer bag. If you have a Seal a Meal or a Food Saver this is the best way to freeze it. I also go ahead and put butter, salt and pepper in mine as well. Lasts for months.

I tye mine together and place them in a brown paper bag and hang them upside down to dry.

No I don't add vinegar to the tomato mixture. Water Bath for about 15-20 minutes. Do you have a Ball Canning Book? You can them the same way as you do diced tomatoes. If you don't have a Ball Canning book check out their site. You can also put them in tomato sauce and pizza sauce, catsup. All...

I have tent catapillars on my fruit trees. Can someone tell me how to get rid of them with out burning the nests? My father always burned the nests. Isn't there something I can use that will help get rid of them? Thanks