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Sheri Cline, you ask great questions about "Master Gardeners" I know master gardeners that couldn't garden their way out of a wet paper bag, as usual a tittle aint worth the ink on it, read a few books, and the most of it you can't learn from a book…
Yes, I meant worm, correct finger, wronge side of keyboard.
Great, the water makes it humid as the plants like and it still puts out heat if you run out of oil.... A solar hot water accumulator is cool to, especially if the panel is lower then the barrel of water it will convect up to the barrel with out a p…
If a kerosun is set up correctly it will not make much smoke. Furthermore the smoke is full of micronutrients, there is on going studies of commercial tractors running deisel exhuast via cooling chamber and directed in the farm land, the cooling uni…
This is such a great place to teach and learn and share. A fast way to identify problems for me is to open up my gardens alive booklet ( I guess www.gardensalive.com) they send them for free in hopes of selling you the products you need, but they ha…
Rodent controll, and just look at that camo!
That was 1 of 600 Easy Wave Petunias I grew 2 seasons ago, Waves always have a few half breads in them, this little guy was built like a christmas tree, no matter how I pinched it, it just kept going upward and refused to trundle from another leaf n…
Yes $$ official grow lights have a color render value of 92%, cheap shop lights like mine have a render value of 60-80% this is sufficient for my Petunia, calibrocoa and many other ornamentals. Tomato tolerates them to. Radish did not, ,allysum did…
$25.00 will buy a nice electric thermostatically controlled unit, ( use a nice thick extention cord). Perhaps a kerosene heater with a huge water supply over it for humidity and heat once the heater shuts down. Google "solar water pump" to learn how…
Beautiful!
Aw poor thing :( He gave that flower everything he had.
What kind of bulb do you use? I want to start seeds indoors this year, and someone told me that a regular florescent bulb is sufficient. Do you know if that's true?
It rained for a month and a half here in New England, I don't know anyone that didn't lose all the tomatoes to late blight in 09, although I got a few Black Russians only because I started them in DEC. they was 6 footers by the time I set them out
That settles it, you are in the advanced stages of mad dog gardening, I just can't get enough.........
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- In a Gardening related business
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- Flower and Veggie
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden?
- 20 hours of labor I would guess, but I live in it constantly.
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- At 2:52pm on January 2, 2010,
Brian Wolfinger said…
- This is a fun website for sure. To learn and teach on a favorite topic,,,awsome...
- At 6:04pm on January 1, 2010,
Julie Grinnell z5 MI said…
- Hi Brian! Thanks for adding me as a friend. I am really enjoying looking through your photos...you have a beautiful piece of property :)
- At 5:32pm on December 30, 2009,
- Yes, here in s.maine I harvest wood from my 17 acre slice of Maine and stuff 5 cords through my wood stove, we typically burn approximately 100 gallons of oil. I would burn no oil if the stove was in the house but it is out on a 12 x 18 porch as my wife don't want the dust in the house "Dear Abby should I make my wife pay for the oil" LOL, where are you from?
- At 5:23pm on December 30, 2009,
Brenda Stewwart said… - Love your photos. Looks like you live in a cold climate too. Do you find the wood stove a good way to heat in the winter?
- At 2:46pm on November 4, 2009,
Keitha Brathwaite said… - I'm considering adding fuschia to my garden next year. Is that somethig you can plant in the ground or are they just for hanging baskets.
- At 4:13pm on November 2, 2009,
Keitha Brathwaite said…
- Hi Brian. I've been doing good. I'm a little sad to see all the plants disappearing as we get closer to winter. We got some early cold spells here and everything is pretty much done. I'm looking forward to planting more next spring and I've already got everything all planned out for next year's garden. Thanks for the gift that was very sweet.
- At 11:05am on July 30, 2009,
Linda Ross said… - Thanks Brian, I would love to see if I could find some of them! Love the butterfly photo.
- At 1:41pm on July 27, 2009,
Linda Ross said…
- My Mom was so disappointed that you can't get those 8 tracks anymore!
- At 5:53pm on July 26, 2009,
Rhonda Armon said… - oops i forgot the canalope
- At 5:53pm on July 26, 2009,
Rhonda Armon said…
- my garden has tomatoes, garlic, onions, okra, squash, zucchini, butter lettuce, collard greens, chard, carrots, spinach, cucumber, basil, mint basil, sage, and mint sage, broccoli, cabbage, callaloe( Caribbean green) , thyme, rosemary, cilantro, all three bell peppers and habanaro peppers and the back drop is drop dead red sunflowers.
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