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OOOoooo. I love the idea of hydoponic lettuce in the house! The only way I could even attempt to grow it here in summer. Thanks for bringing that up girl! Your plans will come together. We just have to do what you do...make a list and just keep slowly checking things off :)

Is this just a scam or is it worth it? I received their 'junk mail' a few days ago, and it's that club where they send you gardening tools, ferts, seeds, etc. to 'test drive' for them and offer opinion. You get to keep whatever is sent. Of course there's a fee. From what I've read, it's 20.00...

I really feel for ya. I used to live up north. I always waited for the song of the springpeepers. Even though they'd sing a lovesong with snow on the ground, they did beckon in the sunshine and green grass. Hope your plant babies coming along well :)

Yummm, isn't it great when you know every bite you're taking is from your own two hand's work? It's the sweetest salad there is! I've already transplanted my carmines up two pots! ANd Starks sent me a replacement concord the other day that sounds pretty close to yours ;)

I've never ordered from Jungs. I'll have to check them out. You know, I was just thinking about something quite odd....'Gurneys' delays until after the threat of frost....a cherry tree purported to live through a zone 2 winter!' :lau:lau:lau:lau

Steve, I'd be throwing up some nice tall wind turbines, and tell PUD to 'take a hike!!!' :woot Sorry to hear about that Journey. But you're right. Mushrooming, yumm! And those beautiful, green mountains all around :)

I swear, we're having the same experience. I bought 3 (5.00 ea.) Natchez blackberries from them about 5 weeks ago. One just peeped it's green leaves up out of the soil, and promptly died. Other two are 'sticks in the mud.' And I'll bet I threw my receipt out! I did however, buy some blueberries...

Aww, he looks like such a sweet doggy too....chasing cats! lolol:fl

Ah, Rozie...see, I already thought about the squirrels ;) Hubby is building new screened in 'houses' if you will; this fall, so mine will be fully protected from the lil' varmits. I share plenty with them, and am even planting a few other wild berry type bushes for them. But my filberts? 'Keep...

Spring will soon blow your way, I'm wishing it there now! ;) I've ordered from Tradewinds at least 15 times, and always fast service, good germination, absolutely no hassles. WIll have to check out your Canadian link too, see if they have anything that tweaks my interest.

Umm, I absolutely live on Thai and Chinese stir fries. Steve, tradewindsfruitstore.com has some of the harder to find asian vegetbales, if you're into it like I am. Just thought I'd share since you gave me the great deal over at johnnies' link. :)

Rozzie, I also ordered the special they had over at the arbor day foundation on the 3 hazelnuts. Let me know how yours do. I know I'm in zone 9, but their website is the only one that claims to have zone 9 filberts. Let's see how ours do. :frow

I guess I just heard that old wives tale about planting them next to each other isn't so good, because they are so closely related. But after googling my remark, it seems people don't have any problems with it. Sorry about that, but it did make me look it up and learn something. Never too old to...

V, that's something I wanted to ask. Does the interior have sections, or frames? Or is it one long box and the bees do the separating? I love this idea, and would love to have my honey build one too, especially if you have success. I tried clicking that link, but it says I don't have access. Is...

Miss Daisy, that's a good idea too. Would even help to scare off varmits! :weee

I love your plans, and can't wait to see your harvest photos. Lol, have to agree with Amy though, need more tomatoes! Is there a reason you are planting the peppers and the tomatoes next to one another?

I would think you're going to have to remember at least the two cultivars that you originally ordered, so you know it's either one or the other. That way, you can check back with the original nursery (or another) and find it another pollinator. Flowers are lovely, fruits are better! And good...

I had same issue, so have been looking into solar pumps for ponds. One that would run a small one is 35.00, and for my larger one 75.00. Both are w/o shipping and handling. I love that strawberry pond Collector. You'll have the prettiest patch around, with that fancy stonework! What variety did...

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It would be good if you were able to catch one of them too, and see if there are organic or inorganic methods (your decision) insecticides to get rid of them. Are they plum curculios? What growing zone do you live in? (helps us perhaps figure what bugs may be in that region) And Lesa makes a...