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A hardy welcome from SE Indiana! :welcome

Welcome, I am outside of Cincinnati on the Indiana side in Franklin County. I grew up in the Northgate area.:frow

Hi Garden, I've heard the hedge apple or Osage Orange was originally from Texas. It's hot and dry there so maybe they do grow in Utah. Check with you county ag dept. Nope. I googled it and according to eHow it doesn't grow in Utah. Sorry:(

Hi Garden, I don't know of any manufactured products that contains hedge apple. I know of individuals that will put hedge apple fruit in dishes on window sills or in cupboards. I have many hedge apple trees on my property but I don't use them for anything except the wood for burning in the...

Thanks hoodat! And a big AMEN! :thumbsup

Found the link. http://www.dannylipford.com/video/how-to-determine-if-old-seeds-are-still-good-for-planting/

I've heard that if you put seed in a glass of water the good seed sinks to the bottom while the bad seed will float. Never tried it though.

I also plan on doing a fall planting. I plan on putting in chard, spinach, lettuce, Kale and peas. I'm going to wait until late August. Most crops take about 80 days to mature. Also, the Ohio Ag website has a spring and fall planting guide. Good Luck!

We got a tiller! The motor sounds good. It started up right away. Everything seem to work fine (forward, backward, tines rotated). I'll use it in the garden tomorrow evening. I'm so excited!! :ya Thanks everyone for your imput!

Welcome back Hoodat! :frow

Thanks for the feedback. We've learned a little more about it. It is 5hp Briggs & Stratton engine which I've heard are decent engines. Not sure if 5hp is enough power. We're going to look at it tomorrow night so will let you know more afterwards. I search the web for reviews, couldn't find...

Would like to hear opinions/review of a Snapper rear tine tiller. My husband and I are thinking about buying a used tiller that is a couple of years old. They are asking $150.00. Haven't seen it yet, just looking for a general review of the tiller.

I agree with retiredwith4acres and marshallsmyth. I have the same problem I planted two long rows of beans and only have about 8 sprouts. While weeding the garden last night a bird happen to land in the garden right by the bean rows. It walked around looking for sprouts. The ones that had...

Depending on the type of surgery, he could be so bored or "recovery is going to take longer than I thought". I have a friend that had major heart surgery and went home in less than a week. The doctors didn't open his chest they performed orthoscopic surgery. It cut the recovery time...

#1 looks like spring beauty.

There is also a series on Edwardian Farming. Also, after doing some research there is also a series called "The Victorian Kitchen Garden". I haven't seen it but the summary made it sound interesting.

Oh No! I didn't need to hear this! I have been so antsy to start seeds. :barnie I keep telling myself to wait just a little bit longer. :fl

Welcome from CountryGirl in Southeastern Indiana. :welcome

I received the High Mowing Organic Seeds catalog last week. It's torture getting the catalogs so early.:drool I'm thankful I have the holidays to keep me busy.:th

Welcome Marigold from SE Indiana. Would love to hear about your gardening plans.:frow