I say No to GMO.. Its hard to avoid cause there is so much out there. But I wish it would have never been invented. Yes invented. Cause it defianatly wasnt bred.
Im beginning to wonder myself.
Power of big business makes alot of them large company owners not think right. The more power one has, the more they want. Evil I would say..
Ya the company that comes to mind is already doing harm. What would stop them from doing more. So they can get more...
Heres a link that will send the first link to the officials in your area. All you do is type in your zip code and it will list all and send it to all of them at the same time..
http://www.capwiz.com/grassrootsnetroots/issues/alert/?alertid=15154336&type=ML
I just heard about Monsanto this...
I found this in an old book called "Grow IT"
How long seeds last if kept properly..
Beans, Lima 3 years
Beans, Snap 3 years
Beets 4 years
Broccoli 3 years
Cabbage 4 years
Cabbage, Chinese 3 years
Cantaloupe 5 years
Carrots 3 years
Cauliflower 4 years
Chicory 4 years
Chives 2 years
Corn, Sweet...
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Another question..
These trees get large.
Can they be pruned to stay a bit smaller.
Or do they come on dwarf stalk at all.
I totally dont know any thing about this...
Just like the title says. I was thinking about getting a mulberry tree. Which has the best flavor. Or which tree is the best. If you have one of each, will they still breed true to seed if planted.
Better yet. Which type is a hybrid. Which type is considered Heirloom.
Thank you.
I forgot to thank you for the links. They were helpful. Actually Im going outside in the dark to pick a few flowers to check for differences..
Boy those pics are on the small side. Wish they were clickable, so you could make them bigger.
Thank you both for your help. I thought they were basically the same.
My town of Brookings actually has a celebration about Azaleas.. Its the Azalea Festavil.. And our city park has Azaleas that area over 100 years old in them. They have smaller flowers than what people plant in their gardens...
Thank you to those who have replied.. The plant in question is a fruit tree. I dont own my own land yet. But got a good deal on the trees.. So they are being transplanted into big pots.. I just wasnt sure if I could use the dirt that the earthworms decided to live in.. I didnt know if I had to...
I had a potting soil bag on the ground.. Some earth worms decided to call it home. Is it safe to use this soil for a x-large potted plant.. About a 45 gallon pot.. I know earthworms live in the earth with same plants. But is it ok for them to be in a potted plant..
Please help me out. I want...
So if they are saying the seeds are for agricultural research. Then wouldnt a 4-h kid doing a scientific research on gardening be just that. Cause they have to keep notes on every thing any way. Has any one tried that approuch with them.. I think I might try this right before next spring.
I will try to keep every one updated on their growth.. I want to take pictures of them right now.. But my camera wont turn on for some reason.. Its either the camera or the rechargable battery has gone out.. :(
The two plums look a bit rough.. But with loving care they may survive..
Well these same trees I was talking about..
They went on sale.. I mean really on sale.. For 99cents.. So I decided I would try to grow them in pots. At least until I possibley can get my own property. Im going to try to keep one shaped a certain size, like a bonsi tree..
I bought five. 3...