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"Did you manage to solve the problem? I'm sure we'd all love to get an update :-)"
"Could you open a section and "herd" them that way? You would need a large group to convince the bunnies to move where you want them. Check for holes in the fence or under, since they got in some how. Gophers will start to be a problem too this time…"
"I wonder if it's something the AZ humane society would be willing and able to loan you. They have humane traps for the spay and return program they run for cats. If you can't find someone here who has them to loan out it might be worth a try.
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Hi All! We appear to have two bunnies who have managed to get themselves inside the 'protective' fencing surrounding the school garden at Mesa Community College. My poor students have had to watch their winter transplants nibbled down literally…
"I have thought of this too.. and one thing that I wonder about is how well the sheep would do with their wool coats in the Phoenix summer... I haven't had a chance to do any research - whether you would shear the sheep before summer anyways? - but…"
"I have heard about this but I havent found much info... Do you which dairies and if you can buy directly or do you need to go through a separate store? I got hooked on raw milk sold through Healthy Habit on 7th st but they kept raising their prices…"
"Oh my goodness! That's right! I don't think I ever told you but I was accepted scholastically to NYU, so thank are order for the recommendation! I am so glad to have reconnected and would love to hear about the progress of your garden.
Thanks again,…"
Thanks again,…"
"Thanks Katie! I'm so glad that you enjoyed the class and I would love to see pictures of your garden's progress posted!
Heather"
Heather"
"Hi Dominique,
I'm so glad that you made it in! And it is always nice to put a name to a face. :) See you on Saturday!
Thanks,
Heather"
I'm so glad that you made it in! And it is always nice to put a name to a face. :) See you on Saturday!
Thanks,
Heather"
"Perfect! I can't wait to see you there!
Thanks, Heather"
Thanks, Heather"
"Hi Robert,
Thank you so much for your comments about the class, it is always nice to hear that people enjoy it! And I am so glad that your interest in hanging gardens was piqued. I do not have any pictures loaded onto the computer yet but they will…"
Thank you so much for your comments about the class, it is always nice to hear that people enjoy it! And I am so glad that your interest in hanging gardens was piqued. I do not have any pictures loaded onto the computer yet but they will…"
"Hi Dominique,
I apologize for the delay in getting back to you, I actually don't handle the registration for the classes but the guild is having a staffing change over, so it looks like some things have slipped through the cracks. It looks like…"
I apologize for the delay in getting back to you, I actually don't handle the registration for the classes but the guild is having a staffing change over, so it looks like some things have slipped through the cracks. It looks like…"
"Hi Wendy,
It looks like there was a misposting on the newsletter that said that the veggie class started on 8/5, when in actuality it started on 8/15. I apologize for the confusion and this looks to have effected quite a few people. As we are coming…"
It looks like there was a misposting on the newsletter that said that the veggie class started on 8/5, when in actuality it started on 8/15. I apologize for the confusion and this looks to have effected quite a few people. As we are coming…"
"Hi Janeen,
Sorry for the delay on this, the weekly email was mistaken on the date and I was unfortunately out of internet touch. I am surprised that no one caught this sooner but there are some staffing changes going on with the class coordinator…"
Sorry for the delay on this, the weekly email was mistaken on the date and I was unfortunately out of internet touch. I am surprised that no one caught this sooner but there are some staffing changes going on with the class coordinator…"
"Hi Nicholas! I am so glad that you enjoyed the weds class.:) It is always so good to hear that. I can't wait to see what you decide to do with permaculture!
Heather"
Heather"
"Hi Dana, Good eye for the clover! Either one will do just fine. I have ordered the crimson clover and had luck with it and I have not used the medium red on a property that I have worked with. This choice was based on my liking of the brilliant…"
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Jimi
Thanks so much- I am SO eager to attend your class!
Kristin
Thank you for the information. You definitely answered my question and (unfortunately) confirmed my suspicion. It's a good thing I've gotten a little behind schedule ;) I think I may be able to still take some of them back with a receipt, and those that I can't take back I'll find somewhere to give away to, unless I can find one of these seed swaps.
Going off of the "organic" misinformation labeling, do you know if garden and potting soil marked as "Organic Choice" (I think it's Miracle-Gro brand) could also lead to similar contamination? Or is the only negative the fact that they are simply not what they say are? In other words, could it lead to an actual negative physical impact to crops?
I also had a couple quick questions on lasagna gardening -- I think I may have used my quota for the day :) You mentioned this past Saturday that raised beds suffer from more heat exposure and retainment, and as a result require more efforts to moderate temperature. Won't lasagna gardening without digging still suffer from the same downside? I can't recall if you touched on this or not in class. I was considering digging a few inches down in my proposed plot and trying the lasagna gardening there to minimize the potential effect and to use the dug up dirt as a small border/barrier to discourage my dogs from getting in there. Also, are the number of inches of each layer of compost and mulch a strict rule of thumb? I've seen recommendations online of 4" - 6" per layer and I'm curious if only using, say 2"- 3", really reduces the effectiveness that much. Perhaps it's to accommodate for maximum root growth?
Thanks again,
Joey
I'm attending your vegetable gardening classes and had a quick question on seeds. Although I'm going to be ordering seeds primarily from Native Seeds and a few other similar sites, I still have some packets of organic seeds I purchased locally (i.e. Home Depot, Wal Mart, etc.) a few months ago. My question is, although they are marked as "USDA Organic", can they still contain "terminator genes"? I tried searching online for the companies that made them, but I'm seeing conflicting information. The last thing I want to do is allow terminator genes to potentially infect heirloom seeds I'll be purchasing.
Thanks,
Joey
I thoroughly enjoyed the class on Saturday!! My son did as well. Looking forward to the next one. Thanks for sharing!
Kelly
I was wondering if you know of any way to convert the water I backwash from my pool into gray water to water my garden. It seems such a waste to not use it for something.
Thank you,
Erika
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