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"Hey robert. Well I had not actually thought that far ahead. Could we get some input on when we are available? Clearly during the day is out however early evening is good and I am available all week and weekends but lets hear some preferences... D"
"Is anyone interested in meeting?? We could get together and discuss items we want to get done and how we could help each other accomplish things? I know it's too hot but we could meet in the evening possibly? D"
does anyone have a local source for crimson clover seed?? I dont want to have to ship it. Denise
"Marcy, thx for the bee info. I didnt want to wait for the next class. Patience is a virtue I unfortunately have not been graced with. D"
"Hello everyone. I just moved into Maryvale 49th Ave & Highland. We close on our house the 24th of November and it is pretty much a baren lot so i am really excited about applying some permaculture principles to my poor little unloved house. Looking…"
"So far my containers hold a series of peppers. There is one called a "chiltepin". It is a tiny red pepper the size of a pea but its very hot. I have one lime, a myers lemon and an assortment of bougenvillas and such that I am trying very hard not to…"
"Im sorry this is totally unrelated but I saw your moveable coop in the photos section and think its a wonderful idea. Did you design the coop yourself and do you have any suggestions?? Denise"
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lol, i know what you mean, i'm in the same boat as you. i'm hoping to be able to learn patience at some point in my life, til then, practice makes perfect ;)
i'm no expert on the bee blocks (mine is still empty, i think i may have put it out too late in the season) but i can share with you the information that i have.
this was my first attempt so i'm hoping to have some bees by next year this time. i keep trying to tell them i made a house for them, but they aren't seeming to understand, lol.
the holes are supposed to be 5/16 holes drilled 4 to 10 inches deep with clean edges on untreated wood. i've read that they lay the males closer to the end and they like the holes deeper so they can house more of the larvae (not sure if this is the correct term for bees)
i do believe i've seen a class for building the bee blocks in the past by don titmus. hopefully there will be another one soon.
So what were you growing in your containers?
oh, sorry my page is so lame, Im new :)