In the Garden
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RZehr
Re: In the Garden
The best part is that you can replant immediately, even while the spray is still wet! No guarantees on the new plants growing though.
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temporal1
Re: In the Garden
RZehr wrote:The best part is that you can replant immediately, even while the spray is still wet!![]()
No guarantees on the new plants growing though.![]()
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Somebody
Re: In the Garden
Finished planting red potatoes today.
Started transplanting the strawberry plants - 35 of them so far.
The peas are up!
Started transplanting the strawberry plants - 35 of them so far.
The peas are up!
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Somebody
Re: In the Garden
Planted tomatoes, beans and corn this evening.
Tomatoes we started from seed - Kellog's Breakfast, Carolina Gold, Great White, Purple Cherokee, Beefsteak, Amish Paste, & Rainbow blend.
Beans- yellow, green & Roma.
The corn is not sweet corn. I think it was called Reid's yellow dent. We'd like to try making our own cornmeal.
Tomatoes we started from seed - Kellog's Breakfast, Carolina Gold, Great White, Purple Cherokee, Beefsteak, Amish Paste, & Rainbow blend.
Beans- yellow, green & Roma.
The corn is not sweet corn. I think it was called Reid's yellow dent. We'd like to try making our own cornmeal.
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temporal1
Re: In the Garden
my grdaughter tried her hand with a couple of pea plants last year. in a pot on their condo stoop.Somebody wrote:Had our first lettuce salad from the garden today!
surprisingly, without much sun, she harvested a few peas!
i’m suggesting she try lettuce this year.
i think it might do well. i esp like Romaine for the garden.
Old Farmers Almanac / GROWING LETTUCE / PLANTING, GROWING, AND HARVESTING LETTUCE
https://www.almanac.com/plant/lettuce

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Somebody
Re: In the Garden
Add a couple of radish seeds to her lettuce seeds.
Growing things is so much fun, especially when the children can grow something for themselves.
Berlin Seeds has a pack of mixed seeds for the children. They can buy it and grow it and send in a note telling about it. They pick two winners. Its for the 12 and under crowd. Our children enjoyed planting and growing the seeds.
Growing things is so much fun, especially when the children can grow something for themselves.
Berlin Seeds has a pack of mixed seeds for the children. They can buy it and grow it and send in a note telling about it. They pick two winners. Its for the 12 and under crowd. Our children enjoyed planting and growing the seeds.
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temporal1
Re: In the Garden
good idea.Somebody wrote:Add a couple of radish seeds to her lettuce seeds.
Growing things is so much fun, especially when the children can grow something for themselves.
Berlin Seeds has a pack of mixed seeds for the children. They can buy it and grow it and send in a note telling about it. They pick two winners. Its for the 12 and under crowd. Our children enjoyed planting and growing the seeds.
i’ll call for a catalogue.
i found this contact info:
Berlin Seeds:
(330) 893-2091
1-877-464-0892
– One of the Midwest’s Biggest Retail Seed Companies
– Offering many varieties grown by Plain Community People
– Both Hybrid and Heirloom varieties available, along with many unique and hard to find gardening supplies
– Call 1-877-464-0892 for a free catalog
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temporal1
Re: In the Garden

sad to see images disappear in this thread and elsewhere on this forum.
the text for this one:
While it is February, one can taste the full joys of anticipation.
Spring stands at the gate, with her fingers on the latch.
PATIENCE STRONG / Winifred Emma May / 1907-1990
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temporal1
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It’s March! Just realized.temporal1 wrote:good idea.Somebody wrote:Add a couple of radish seeds to her lettuce seeds.
Growing things is so much fun, especially when the children can grow something for themselves.
Berlin Seeds has a pack of mixed seeds for the children. They can buy it and grow it and send in a note telling about it. They pick two winners. Its for the 12 and under crowd. Our children enjoyed planting and growing the seeds.![]()
i’ll call for a catalogue.
i found this contact info:Berlin Seeds:
(330) 893-2091
1-877-464-0892
– One of the Midwest’s Biggest Retail Seed Companies
– Offering many varieties grown by Plain Community People
– Both Hybrid and Heirloom varieties available, along with many unique and hard to find gardening supplies
– Call 1-877-464-0892 for a free catalog
i called for catalogues, have not received them. hmm.
one for me in IL, one for my grdaughter in WA.
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