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Actually I don't have any experience making cuttings with these plants - but given the growth of this plant I don't think would be difficult; the assumption being that if it grows roots even at half the speed as everything else it grows it will have a supportive root system in a few weeks.

I'm curious what you all companion plant regularly. This year I have planted Anise Hyssop with my kale. I seeded them together in the cell and to my surprise they don't seem to care. Actually the kale with the hyssop looks bigger than those without - which could just be random of course.

Agreed.

I intend on being extremely careful with mine. I won't let them get that big.

They do need a pollinator, that is two vines (male, female) in one hole. They are all like that but Hardy Kiwi produce an all green fruit (They are smaller but taste exactly like store bought kiwi) without the fuzzy skin and grow in cold climates.

Does anyone have any interesting sunflower pictures/varieties, past or present, growing in the garden?

Frost tolerant down to zone 3.

Air layering is a valid technique when the trees are taller and prior to pruning. It also has a very high success rate.

I let them grow until I can pull them down to the ground. I peel back the woody material and then put the branch on the ground and cover it soil, a board, and a heavy rock. By the end of the season the limb has produced roots. I've done this with fruit trees and hazel nuts as well as several...

I stopped paying attention to that years ago. I just roll with it. lol

Well, like why? lol

Looking good!

1 tsp black seeded simpson 1/2 tsp red romaine 1/2 Radicchio Rosse Di Torta 1/4 Early scarlet rose radish 1/2 tsp French Sorrel 1/2 tsp Red Wing Lettuce Mix 1/2 tsp pink beauty radish 1/2 tsp China Rose radish 1/4 tsp China red meat radish 1/2 Extra dwarf Pak Choy 2 tsp Parisienne Carrot 4 tsp...

I've still got about 1/2 a foot of snow on the ground and our soil temperature is currently 22 degrees F. but I can still get a little work done for the garden. I've started mixing my edible ground cover blend, with a little alteration from last year... This blend gets sown all over the...

Post pictures.

We got 35 degrees the other day and we were all outside in shorts - something horrible is happening to us. :(

The only issue I think most people have is, they don't know what is GMO (Safely assume everything that doesn't explicitly say it isn't) ; no labeling so they can't make an informed purchase. I can understand the frustration.

Your point as it applies to the conversation about GMO's is...?

Dinosaur or Tuscano, or Tuscan, or Nero, or Black, or Palm... lol

The EU has been studying GM safety for a decade. They chose to ban them based off of their research. Be a peer, go review their research. Here is the overview http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10408390701855993#.VRALdY7F-Uk Google scholar has access to the actual papers - I recommend...