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I just set out my tomato plants today, May 14, because the weatherman assured me nighttime temperatures will be above 40 and the plants were getting leggy and wanting to take over my house. I am ke... Continue
In the latest edition of the touch the soil was an article about the reasons people grow food by Robin Kortright. This is a summary of what was found about why people garden 1. Cook’s gardens The m... Continue
Started by John Walker. Last reply by Penelope 10 hours ago.
Ok, I admit this is a fairly narrow discussion. However If anyone has any suggestions for growing spinach in areas of similar latitude and biome to KY I would be interested in hearing about in. I h... Continue
Started by John Walker. Last reply by Richard Johnston 16 hours ago.
I'm not sure if this is the right place for this or not, but, next week The Arboretum, in Lexington Kentucky, kicks off its new Kitchen Garden Club. It's an exciting concept. The idea is that each... Continue
I have a squirrel problem. They dig my garden up searching for peanuts and hiding peanuts the neighbors feed them. They also ate all of my apricots last year before I go them picked. If I depended ... Continue
On the growing spinach in Kentucky thread, John, with his tongue so far in his cheek it's a wonder he could speak at all, said: >Is that why they grow hemp (cough cough) in corn fields in appal... Continue
What are you all wonderful people making (cooking) with all those wonderful ingredients that you are growing? I would like to hear about improvement in the taste, and texture.
Started by Wendy A Gonzalez. Last reply by Penelope May 14.
There are two very good walnut trees in our field and I would like to propagate them. As far as I know is grafting of walnuts very difficult and requires special skills (which I do not have). So wh... Continue
Started by Valerianella. Last reply by Mama Al May 14.
I'm working on a magazine assignment, and an interesting question arose. What, exactly, is a kitchen garden? Do we mean, for instance, some variation of a potager---a semi formal garden of raised ... Continue
Subversive Plots from the kgb Two years ago Roger wrote an article that got me so worked up I was spurred into thought and action. His article was called 'A Subversive Plot' (http://www.commondrea... Continue
Started by John Walker. Last reply by Gail May 13.
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Maybe, but we're doing it.
At the end of this post is a guide full of relevan… Continue
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