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Thanks for asking! lol. Right now I have mostly mint and 1 huge basil plant. And of course I have many other herbs that I really can't Identify. Thats what happens when you had the same herb garden for more than a year. :idunno

They have been infested for a while now and they stoped producing fruit, every day they get full with more and more beetles. Then, when I saw my ONLY basil plant with beetles and holes all over it, I decieded I would have to say bye-bye to the plants. :(

For my pole beans, I use, what I call; the Christmas tree.

haha, I'm stuffed with blossoms right now.

:hit I had to take my Pepper plants out yestarday because they became infested with beetles. I couldn't risk haveing my herbs infested too.. :hit

I simpily cut off a branch and put it in a cup of water. Then it form roots.

I think that mint can make a good 'landscaping herb' It can grow very long and smells really good when watered.....

Ahhhhhhhh, lemon balm. Makes your garden smell refreshing........ Every time you water it, a fresh aroma fills the air. It's an herb you gotta have. ;)

I am a 101 mint grower. I used to have a huge bed full of mint!

I never have a problem with my peas. If they become dry, You can get them back on track by watering them. And unless the fruit is really dry, the pods should be ok.

THe carrots I grow from seed never make it to maturity. I don't know why.

That cabbage is really pretty!

Is it true that honey is a good natural fertilizer?

What happend to the beautiful forum!!!!!!!!!! :barnie

heres one http://www.ecostore.ie/acatalog/comp235.jpg and heres a huge one http://www.mushroomadventures.com/graphics/commercial-compost5.jpg

That was my Mom and My mistake because I can't get rid of them! and I always fint it's roots when I'm digging a hole. :( Is there an underplanting that can kill it?

I use the "Beef Steak" tomato for salsa. But it can be a bit juicy :cool:

Welcome! I had forgot about this forum too. but eventually I needed help and thats what reminded me to come back :D

:yuckyuck were the weeds you saw already spinning?

I got that Lasagna gardening book at Barnes & Nobles for $5.00. And if you need help on those beans and peas, You know I'll always be here! :D