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I want to thank everyone who has responded to my post.A couple of days ago I shorten the compost bin.It's now 5 feet long,same width & 2 feet taller{same 16...
2 Dec 23, 2009
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If you don't have enough "green Manure to keep stuff perking, add some of the old Cow Flop brand periodically with the leaves and grass. Careful about fresh...
1 Dec 23, 2009
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Hi All. I read John Jeavons and Louise Riotte mostly, for my garden knowledge. This is my first post here, though I've used Seeds of Change seeds, and tools,...
2 Dec 22, 2009
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Ray Jones
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Hello All,Im a newbie here,and dont have much experience in this area.So please be gentle.Im trying to set-up a horse manure compost for heating...
4 Dec 18, 2009
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Richard Stewart
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"garden porn". Where do I get seeds for that?...
2 Dec 14, 2009
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sandy sabelman
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Was wondering if anyone can help me grow a garden in South Florida. The soil is nothing but sand and everything I have tried to grow...
8 Dec 10, 2009
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<< The lettuce and radishes are great choices for something that the kids can see a reward from quickly. In conjunction with science you might consider...
1 Dec 4, 2009
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Thank you, Judy.  It is nearly 10 in the evening here in northern Ohio, and gravity is setting in now; time for bed.  We just had a late dinner, consisiting...
1 Dec 4, 2009
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Hi All: Well it's almost December which here in Zone 5B means time for garden porn arriving in the mail daily and thoughts of next years garden. I know this...
6 Dec 3, 2009
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I posted a simple question about a problem I am having with my onions sprouting. I got ONE reply that was only a question about what variety on onions I...
12 Dec 3, 2009
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Ray Jones
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My season is over now, it's 26F out right now. Ran the wood stove all night so it's a nice 68F inside. At least I got all my garlic planted, 29 varieties this...
3 Dec 2, 2009
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Happy gardening to you all. I live in northern Ohio and am in search of Claytonia seeds, and any other cold-hearty greens seeds that can handle our winters...
5 Dec 1, 2009
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I have been interested in learning about growing alfalfa for human consumption. Does anyone have any information on this? Where can I find alfalfa seeds (...
4 Nov 30, 2009
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Fall came and left so quickly here in the southwest. It slipped my mind to prune my blackberry vines. Actually, I wasn't certain if I wanted to cut the...
3 Nov 29, 2009
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October 28, 2009 on PBS. Sorry for posting twice, but I wanted to add this information: Michael Pollan wrote the Botany of Desire, In Defense of Food,...
2 Nov 29, 2009
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Hi Folks: I grew a 15 * 120 foot field (10 rows)of peanuts in dirt. Not much sand at all! We had our first night of 32 degree temp so the growth is over. The...
1 Nov 29, 2009
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I go some info before, but now we are in the final stages. A bit of background. I am a science teaacher in Georgia. I teach in a middle school about 10~15...
4 Nov 28, 2009
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_foodconsumer.org - France Finds Monsanto Guilty of Lying_ (http://www.foodconsumer.org/newsite/Politics/Politics/france_finds_monsanto_guilty_of_lying ...
8 Nov 24, 2009
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Oca is a great food. While living in Bolivia I tried growing it without success and I was forgetful enough not to ask. How do you grow Oca (without it just...
2 Nov 15, 2009
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I'm afraid guys you are talking about several different species, there are a number of different species in OXALUS. The true Oca is from the Andes. It is...
1 Nov 15, 2009
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We are starting to lay out a new vegetable garden. We have never grown a garden of this size (100 x 100ft). I have a question regarding seeding terminology....
4 Nov 15, 2009
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JOEL G REITEN
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Hello all, I found two parying mantis egg cases attached to the screening of my garden structure. I've now put the plastic on for the winter. I am thinking...
22 Nov 13, 2009
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here is an article on Round-up I thought you all might like to read. Superweeds out-flank glyphosate: calling for cultivators ...
3 Nov 13, 2009
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and more interesting information. this is from the pesticide action network GM crops kill lady bugs; science suppressed A recent article in _Nature...
1 Nov 13, 2009
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Hi all: For the last couple of years, I've been growing garlic here in zone 5b. I planted next years crop in the beginning of October and after an unusual...
3 Nov 9, 2009
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I was gifted with a cutting of a Chinese Begonia. The person said it loved sunlight and would have to be grown indoors (at least over the winter) here in zone...
1 Nov 9, 2009
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Ray Jones
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I noticed earthworms completely stretched out on top of the soil, some began rolling over and twisting around then went back to being stretched out. There...
2 Nov 4, 2009
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A few months ago I posted here about the free, step-by-step plans I had just put on the internet telling how to make a simple and efficient wheel hoe. A LOT of...
1 Oct 31, 2009
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Sitting here watching the snow accumulate, it seems like a good time to ask some questions. I'm in Denver, CO, Zone 5 and have five raised beds in the...
3 Oct 29, 2009
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October 28, 2009 on PBS. In New Mexico that's at 7-9pm on Channel 5 Just saw the announcement in the November-January issue of Organic Gardening magazine...
2 Oct 28, 2009
10:31 pm

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