I do preserve a lot of salsas and picklesMaxPC wrote:Do you plan to do canning or preserving of some kind? That’s a respectably large enough garden to feed more than one.
In the Garden
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KingdomBuilder
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temporal1
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maybe mike can fix up a sign for his produce dept today?MaxPC wrote:Is that art for art’s sake?temporal1 wrote:February 14:
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ohio jones
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Maybe something like this:temporal1 wrote:maybe mike can fix up a sign for his produce dept today?
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mike
Re: In the Garden
temporal1 wrote:maybe mike can fix up a sign for his produce dept today?MaxPC wrote:Is that art for art’s sake?temporal1 wrote:February 14:
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temporal1
Re: In the Garden
This looks like such a good idea. 
Why not for warmer climates?
Underground has a stabilizing effect on temperatures.
WALIPINI - Build a $300 Underground Greenhouse
http://seedtocrop.net/2019/02/build-a-3 ... resh-food/
Why not for warmer climates?
Underground has a stabilizing effect on temperatures.
WALIPINI - Build a $300 Underground Greenhouse
http://seedtocrop.net/2019/02/build-a-3 ... resh-food/
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temporal1
Re: In the Garden
i would seriously be thinking about drip irrigation.KingdomBuilder wrote:Started my pepper and eggplant seeds this weekend.
59 plants total.
Starting 38 tomatoes this coming weekend
do you have well water? .. i much prefer rain water. when possible.
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KingdomBuilder
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My whole garden is drip irrigation. I actually prefer it over rain. The latter encourages too much disease pressure.temporal1 wrote:i would seriously be thinking about drip irrigation.
do you have well water? .. i much prefer rain water. when possible.
We can’t have wells in my location. Too close to bauxite mines
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