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Samantha - see page to know who to contact directly! April 15th, 2019 6:24:39pm 4,333 Posts |
Who else is planting a garden this year? What are you planting? I haven't planned my vegetables out yet. I still need to clean out my beds. But I'll definitely do a bunch of tomatoes and pickling cucumbers, and then two boxes of herbs. I'm not sure which greens I'll do yet, but maybe arugula and butter lettuce and rainbow chard. Mustard greens too maybe. And watermelon! |
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Maharet : Taking a break : BV, Blitz, & Trig watching April 16th, 2019 12:26:42pm 2,469 Posts |
i already have 2 baby jalepenos forming :) |
Samantha - see page to know who to contact directly! April 16th, 2019 2:47:27pm 4,333 Posts |
Yay! What kind of flowers? |
Maharet : Taking a break : BV, Blitz, & Trig watching April 16th, 2019 6:20:15pm 2,469 Posts |
ive got marigolds, zinnias (you should seed both for your beds!) then i have 2 types of passion vines which make super pretty flowers and is a host plant for gulf fritillary butterflies then i have 3 types of milkweed for monarchs few different gerber daisies types a dahlia lantana red salvia dianthus mexican flame vine a blue bonnet pinnata lavender bee balme 2 jalepeno plants red and yellow celiosia
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Concourse [but as she was leaving, it felt like breathing] UPPIE RESERVED April 17th, 2019 11:31:58pm 2,901 Posts |
I have sweet California peppers down, Tomatoes (cherrys and big boys), strawberries and I think that is it. I was going to do more, but we ended up opting to re-do our pool and buy the kids a swingset to get them outside more instead. |
Jaya • Survive The Night April 18th, 2019 12:47:22pm 27,491 Posts |
I want to start a garden but I've never done it before. Any suggestions for something easy to grow/take care of? :P |
Reuel April 18th, 2019 12:58:03pm 269 Posts |
Things like radishes, carrots, lettuce (salad greens), tomatoes, cucumbers I've found to be fairly easy to take care of for a beginner gardener. :) I suppose it's really about your soil type and where you live, mine soil is quite silty/loamy. I consider myself very lucky to live in Iowa where we have such good soil for growing things. This is a good site to really look at your soil and what plants will thrive in it: http://www.bbc.co.uk/gardening/htbg/module1/soil_types1.shtml We get dry and sometimes overly wet summers, so you just have to watch your weather for watering. Keeping a rain gage in your garden is super helpful to make sure you aren't over or under watering! |
Maharet : Taking a break : BV, Blitz, & Trig watching April 18th, 2019 8:54:11pm 2,469 Posts |
i have my 2 pepper plants in smallish pots with *gasp* miracle grow XD |
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