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"Ditto, Ditto what Mary recommended.
For my fallow beds. I go REALLY simple:
- Turn them a little to open the soil (drag a hoe back and forth)
- Pile on compost or yard debris, like lawn mower stuff (about 4"-6"inches higher that soil level)
- Hand…"
For my fallow beds. I go REALLY simple:
- Turn them a little to open the soil (drag a hoe back and forth)
- Pile on compost or yard debris, like lawn mower stuff (about 4"-6"inches higher that soil level)
- Hand…"
"Birgit - i LOVE your blog site!!!!!
WOW!!! gonna have fun playing there! Thanks for sharing. ;-)"
WOW!!! gonna have fun playing there! Thanks for sharing. ;-)"
"Hi Karen - don't tell anyone, but come on down! Gonna be packed - and warm! Looking forward to it. :)"
"Wish I saw this sooner! (well, I guess it was after the fact...) Here's what you just missed this weekend for Make A Difference Day:
http://vynniemcdaniels.com/make-a-difference-day-27-oct-2012/
http://tinyurl.com/GTG-MADD2012pics1
Growing Together…"
http://vynniemcdaniels.com/make-a-difference-day-27-oct-2012/
http://tinyurl.com/GTG-MADD2012pics1
Growing Together…"
"Heya Grace - you'll have no problems putting GMO corn cob (or any fruit/veg) into your compost. It will all break down and have no affect* on your soil. (*note: this is an anecdotal statement, not based on scientific study) Even being moldy…"
"whoah, crazy. Today I just made a note for tomorrow to phone you.
This time, lets make it happen! ;)
Vynnie
602.770.1613
vynniethegardener@yahoo.com"
This time, lets make it happen! ;)
Vynnie
602.770.1613
vynniethegardener@yahoo.com"
"Hi Maggie - What is the lawn, burmuda? Augustine? Rye?
There is little need to add 'product' fertilizer to lawn. The keep an organic/wholistic environment, you can use fine compost/mulch on the lawn, either imported or your own. Even if you don't…"
There is little need to add 'product' fertilizer to lawn. The keep an organic/wholistic environment, you can use fine compost/mulch on the lawn, either imported or your own. Even if you don't…"
"In support of Catherine's points, the eggs are pretty easy in the compost. Break them in and stir the compost - often. The more you stir the compost, the faster it works and breaks down things. Pretty much anything. The big issue is having stuff…"
"You're on the right path Angie. Sheri is spot on too and adds a great point - use only filtered water on indoor plants (any potted plants actually). Tea pulp, as well as coffee grounds, can be applied to the soil of potted plants (right on top like…"
"Dare I say your expertise lies in adventure and action. Inspiring.
Send me your email and we'll stay connected. Enjoy!
-vynniethegardener@yahoo.com
(text:602.770.1613)"
Send me your email and we'll stay connected. Enjoy!
-vynniethegardener@yahoo.com
(text:602.770.1613)"
"My 3cents... Like everyone mentioned, no plastic necessary (or any fabric). It will cause more issues (and headaches) than not. Expect lots of material to spill out of the sides (Even if you use a wire mesh). Its a good thing; just shovel it back…"
"Michele - Very nice tree. Ann makes a great point about consistent - even constant - watering. The key is CONSISTENT watering. Make notes on a calendar (I use a digital calendar reminder for when to hose-water fruit trees). Even if the water…"
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Great show the other day!
Wow, I want a pair of those Glasses.
Sharp!
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