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wow Drake, your good-it sure looks like what she described. very good. It's very pretty, almost like bush honeysuckle berries, but not quite.

I googled for you and look what I found on Amazon: The Rocky Mountain Berry Book (Berry Books) (Paperback) by Bob Krumm (Author) Book Description Wild berry lovers, here is your book! The Rocky Mountain Berry Book is the only book that combines the information of a field guide and the fun of a...

This is what I found on Google: The time from planting to harvest is 70 to 110 days. Pick the pods at whatever stage of maturity you desire -- either young and tender or fully matured to use dried. Fun Facts about black-eyed peas: * Cultivated since pre-historic times in China and...

Are you just being impatient? hehehe :lol:

Welcome, your gonna love your new growth here.

I just found the 'year round gardener' at the library-it has many good ideas and advice-check it out...

Yes I think you sometime get single bulb garlics-I'd do like the other poster said and replant them for next years crop. The little brown cloves have me stumped-I've never noticed them like that before. Perhaps their seeds?? Plant them too...

Well IMHO, depending on how long you processed the green beans-they should come out already cooked-just heat and serve. And it is normal to have less water in the finished product. Sounds like you guys did a wonderful job! YUM!

Flet-I have rooted several rose cuttings using both hormone treatment and without. I've found the trick is keeping the medium evenly moist but not too wet. Also I have better luck rooting the cuttings outside in pots. But this year I tried just shoving cuttings into the ground in my flower bed...

only two...it won't be long and it'll be 2 dozen. Thanks for the plug Amy-gotta keep us chicken peeps together. BYC rocks!

I have a huge patch growing in my yard too. It's a very old patch thats I've relocated 2 times in the past 10 yrs. But has existed on the property 5+ yrs. I love it-but I hate the weeds that come up in it and are near impossible to control. What do you do about weed control in your patch...

Wow nice pics. And info too. I had never heard that some squash were poisonous. I recall getting yellow crooknecks from the market and some where very bitter. I think we ate the mixed in with the rest, sauted in butter. hummm.....

Thanks for the suggestion. I have a commercial greenhouse near by and wonder if they do the same. So do they call it their compost pile? Wonder what I would ask for when I approach the owner? It seems like nobody does anything for FREE anymore. I hope I am as successful as you.

I have seen similar on redbud trees around here. I am uncertain the name of the worm-but the characteristics are the same. They curl the leaves up around larvae, and the tree suffers. While visiting the Purdue greenhouses I noticed they were using some kind of predator bugs to destroy some worm...

thanks for sharing, you'd find me on that bench...

mmmmm, I love Gerkins! waste of a bigger pickle...hehehe

What about a 'Serviceberry' I'm going to look now... it's definitely not an elderberry IMHO

ooooo-I bet it's too late, but...maybe in zone6 I planted gourds right after may 15th, birdhouse/kettle/dipper varieties and read they take 90-150days-especially the larger gourds of course. I'm fearing I should have started them inside before last frost and then set them out. Oh well-live and...

Wondering if you got my email? Ill try PMing

Yep we call them Tiger lilies if you like them, and ditch lilies if you don't, here in Indiana. They grow like crazy, but I fear that soon people's over-planting of the stella d Oro daylily will have them taking over-I see them babies EVERYWHERE anymore.