Helpful hints for building coops

[CapricornFarm]

Looking forward to pictures of your stained glass projects!

Who's doing stained glass?

 

[CapricornFarm]

We're not installing carpet, we put down laminate.

 

[jvls1942]

Who's doing stained glass?

3 Killer Bees is going to start stained glass.
I put in a lot of that laminate flooring. I like it.
One job I started at one end of a long mobile home and installed it to the other end including all the rooms on the way.

 

[3KillerBs]

3 Killer Bees is going to start stained glass.
I put in a lot of that laminate flooring. I like it.
One job I started at one end of a long mobile home and installed it to the other end including all the rooms on the way.

Yes, my first class is tonight.

Once I know what I'm doing there will be stained glass chickens.

 

[Molpet]

Congratulations @aart on your hoop coop being featured on home page

 

[aart]

Congratulations @aart on your hoop coop being featured on home page

Kind of a fluke, that article is 6 years old.
Was weird to see all the alerts until I realized it had been put on the homepage(I rarley look there).

 

[jvls1942]

I don't even know what the home page is. I don't cruise around byc. I check in to my few threads and that's it.
our lean to cleaning project is showing light at the end of the tunnel. I hope it's not a train coming.

 

[jvls1942]

today I finally got around to pulling my garlic. it should have been done it weeks ago. leaving it in did it no harm
the only drawback was the tops broke off of some of them. I will have to go back and dig the rest with a fork.
just a fyi..

 

[aart]

leaving it in did it no harm

It degrades the storage condition/capacity.
Maybe storage duration is not a concern for you?
As each leaf dies above ground it removes a layer of 'paper' around the head in the ground.
Best to harvest when the bottom 2-3 leaves above ground dies.

 

[saysfaa]

It degrades the storage condition/capacity.
Maybe storage duration is not a concern for you?
As each leaf dies above ground it removes a layer of 'paper' around the head in the ground.
Best to harvest when the bottom 2-3 leaves above ground dies.

Do onions do something similar?