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It's impossible to tell the future from genetically modified store bought asparegus you know. | |
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Imago said: Yes!
It's impossible to tell the future from genetically modified store bought asparegus you know. word! | |
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CarrieMpls said: Mach said: 
I have grown my own herbs for 20 yrs or more and we garden too we have blueberries, strawberries and blackberries too Herbs are easy to grow and you can do deck pot gardens  nothing like grabing a fresh andfull while fixing dinner
I would ask a local garden center for advice about growing in your area I'm thinking of doing a small hanging herb garden in my kitchen this year. I live in an apartment with a cat, so it's hard to find anywhere I can do it, but someone suggested a hanging pot would work nicely and keep kitty out of the herbs.  That is a grand idea and will work for sure | |
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jami0mckay said: Imago said: Yes!
It's impossible to tell the future from genetically modified store bought asparegus you know. word! You're so hip Jamie, sometimes I wonder if you can see your pelvis. Fly!  | |
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Imago said: jami0mckay said: word! You're so hip Jamie, sometimes I wonder if you can see your pelvis. Fly! Sassy! | |
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jami0mckay said: JerseyKRS said: 
It's an honest to goodness HERB garden. Basil and the like! The other one is a different story.  After New Jesrey last week have anymore states fallen out of your ear?  The Normal Whores Club | |
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I have an herb garden and a small veggie garden. Our soil isn't the greatest, so I had my husband build me raised beds. It's really the way to go. You have to check your planting zone to find out what you can and cannot plant in your area.
This year, I'm using an organic tomato feed/fertalizer because the last few years I've had blossom end rot on my tomatoes. Be sure to check out what heirloom veggie varietes are available. I plant Brandywine tomatoes every year. I love them! The first picture is my herb garden. I put onions in there, but won't this year. It was too crowded. 
The tomatoes got as tall as the fence!  | |
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dustysgirl said: I have an herb garden and a small veggie garden. Our soil isn't the greatest, so I had my husband build me raised beds. It's really the way to go. You have to check your planting zone to find out what you can and cannot plant in your area.
This year, I'm using an organic tomato feed/fertalizer because the last few years I've had blossom end rot on my tomatoes. Be sure to check out what heirloom veggie varietes are available. I plant Brandywine tomatoes every year. I love them! The first picture is my herb garden. I put onions in there, but won't this year. It was too crowded.
The tomatoes got as tall as the fence! wow! great garden, those tomatoes are huge  | |
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those tomatoes look nice I don't grow anything right now. When I get a house I want to plant some tomatoes, greens, and few herbs but I guess it depends on where I live and how the soil is as dustysgirl stated | |
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Here's a tip for all you tomato growers:
When the very first flower forms at the tip of the plant, pluck it off. This will help the plants become more bushy and less leggy. | |
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i got one of those little seed growing kits at target for a dollar and i'm growing some chives in the kitchen windowsill. | |
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dustysgirl said: Here's a tip for all you tomato growers:
When the very first flower forms at the tip of the plant, pluck it off. This will help the plants become more bushy and less leggy.
Pinching back (I'd get more aggressive than just the first bud) is a great way to ensure denser fruit. This is true for most flowering plants too. The Normal Whores Club | |
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grow some tomato plants in pots | |
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horatio said: grow some pot
Good idea The Normal Whores Club | |
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FunkMistress said: horatio said: grow some pot
Good idea | |
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FunkMistress said: horatio said: grow some pot
Good idea we're growing some lovely LSD bushes out back. | |
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I've only ever grown some rhubarb, tomatoes, peppers and strawberries (which the rabbits ate!  ) but so worth it I find.
That's my only advice, watchout for rabbits. [Edited 5/16/08 18:34pm] | |
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