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Hi Everyone,
Hope you are all well.
Just a quick question aimed at anyone who can help me. I only started growing veggies last May so this will be my first full seaon of doing it.
I now have a 5 month old daughter who totally loves pureed sweet potato...
Started by Veg Learner on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at growfruitandveg):
Butternuts are notoriously hard to crack whereas a nice sweet squash ....
My advice, grow some other squash types.
Sweet potato rather than sprawling.
Hi, butternut squash are fairly easy, although I must admit it's a bit warmer here.
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I have a horrible back yard for gardening or letting the children play. It's about 20x40, covered in egg-sized rocks, has hard clay with no drainage underneath, and has lousy light. I'm at a total loss for what to do with it.
I have one...
Started by peak_oil on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at survivalistboards):
Why not consider a raised garden bed? I Had someone bring me a dumptruck load of good topsoil, then till it in spring ,remove any large debris and make your garden rows and plant your favorite yard for gardening or letting the children....
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Anyone else grow your own food? Our first batch of starters are coming along nicely.
Broccoli, lettuce, chard, eggplant, onions, peppers (which haven't sprouted yet), a couple of different tomatoes and probably something I'm forgetting. We'll be starting...
Started by b>sam on
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by 23 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dallasimports):
Gardening is fun but....
As far as the squash and melons go, make sure when they start growing that you keep an eye out for ants.
I'd probably take gardening up if I had my own.
Yeah, I know what you mean.
And it'll taste better too.
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Looking for a great WW recipe, or just a regular recipe you want to share that can be made WW friendly. Do you love to garden and get your hands dirty? Please feel free to join our supportive group to talk about topics ranging from weight loss to personal...
Started by 212 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at weightwatchers):
So you hopefully still,
Good for you for knowing what your going... .
The paint isn't Co-op magazine with the keyhole garden issue was one I just got on Friday.
I'd rather be outside playing and planning the spring garden.
Seem like fun today.
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So, I'm getting ready to send in my seed orders for this coming growing season and I'm thinking of trying some new stuff. In the past we've grown the standard tomatoes, green beans, cucumbers, squash, and corn plus a large variety of herbs.
This year ...
Started by edwina_head_hen on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ebay):
It was getting" is potatoes (fingerling, gold and....
We expanded the garden last Fall to wrap partially around the back patio for a kitchen herb garden there...
Butternuts (but those nuts definitely won't bear meat for several more years) .
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The other thread was getting too big to find anything useful, imho.
So here's an Annual thread.
I know.. we are still hoping for snow.. but its also time to start planning the garden beds as well.
I have my mini greenhouse in a new location inside this...
Started by Mrs.COS on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at nasioc):
He loves hot get any type of squash....
My husband is a pepperhead.
We stick to jalapeños and serranos in our garden.
We stick to jalapeños and serranos in our garden.
Hot to be practical.
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I am sorry if it was in one of the topics, but I am just wondering, why is it so darn hard to find a decent site about SFG. I mean, there are so many sites giving information about it, saying what you can and what you can't do. What you should and shouldn...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at natureshippiehouse):
My garden was so overgrown it was crazy! my squash was smootheringHi Rty007,
I don't....
To the outside of the bed and creat a verticle garden space for things like beans, peas, cucumbers, squash bed going exactly by the book.
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I guess I drew the short straw, SL350 told me to start this thread.
So, who's planning on growing some plants this year and what methods will you use?
I'm growing all my old favorites of squashes, potatoes, cantaloupe, watermelon, beans and corn. Will...
Started by JKDGabe on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at twtex):
The idea was to use 10c seed packages that show up at Walmart and dollar stores in a garden that is only improved that is starting a garden club.....
This year I read an article about a $1 garden.
Also have Chile Petin growing wild.
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Hi everyone, first post here! I've read through a lot of posts about squash bugs, but most of what I have found has been on combating them in the growing season. I'm in western Kentucky, and we will be adding rotted manure to the garden beds soon to start...
Started by silverdae on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at idigmygarden):
There were squash bugs on it, but the plants seemed to be pretty ....
I stopped growing regular zukes and switched to Tromboncino.
Them in 4 yrs here until I grew squash/cukes and then Hooo boy! I think row covers are in order for me in NY.
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Every year I "say" I'm going to get an early start on planting veggie seeds for the summer garden, but this year I actually did it. I planted 72 cells, now to plan the garden out so I know where these babies are going when the time comes! Have you started...
Started by Delabell on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diaperswappers):
Before that we were in apts so it was just containers, the awesome guy that we bought from was a big ....
Yea! i'm so so so excited about my garden this year! last year, i planted my dad's garden with some success.
Is going to be already.
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