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Worth knowing about growing your own
Pandora:
--- Quote from: AmericanPatriot on March 27, 2013, 11:06:34 AM ---I used to "grow my own" but was always worried about getting busted.
Wait!
That's not what we're talking about here, is it?
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::snicker::
Pandora:
Found this today and thought it might be helpful:
Alphabet Soup:
That's an interesting chart (I grabbed a copy). Somehow I managed to conform to its logic when I did my planting this year. I certainly didn't set out with that degree of organization in mind!
Pandora:
--- Quote from: Alphabet Soup on June 26, 2013, 03:13:45 PM ---That's an interesting chart (I grabbed a copy). Somehow I managed to conform to its logic when I did my planting this year. I certainly didn't set out with that degree of organization in mind!
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Yes, it is. Good, you copied; that's why I posted it. And congrats on your conformation. ;D
Alphabet Soup:
I almost didn't plant this year. Too much going on in the real world and the crappy weather wasn't exactly inspiring either. But one morning I got the bug and picked up starter plants and away I went.
I also planted some apple trees to go with the plum trees. Now I'm an orchardist ;-)
The last couple of years I would plant Marigolds around the veggies - both to attract bees and as sacrificial plants for the slugs. The available plants this year sucked so I procrastinated in the hopes that something better would come along (they didn't). No matter - a bunch of Nasturtium volunteers have sprouted among the veggies adding the color the garden was missing.
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