Silence Is Not Golden Here

[littleprairieheartsfarm]

Anybody following that crazy story about the boys in Thailand stuck in that cave????

Yes! They have four (?) boys out now I heard?

 

[jwyles]

Pop em in the ground and see what happens! I have golden raspberries (everbearing) and are they ever delicious! My favorites by far. If you have any nice composted chicken poo or fresh rabbit poo, throw some of that on there and water. Let them dry out a bit between waterings until established. This advice is in regards to the raspberries only ... I haven't a clue on gooseberries! They sure look neat though!

Thank you. I do have some compost I can add to the soil and of course there's chicken poo in there. I started a thread in the gardening forum and someone suggested adding the miracle grow root hormone so I may try that. Really really really hoping the raspberries come alive and as far as the gooseberries I'm pretty sure they're like a muscadine. My hubby loves muscadines and wanted some which is why I grabbed those.

 

[Conan]

Yes! They have four (?) boys out now I heard?

Last I heard, yes! Four out, eight boys and the coach to go. That cave system is nuts! Only 2.5 miles but an 11 hour round trip. Makes me claustrophobic just thinking about it.

 

[littleprairieheartsfarm]

Last I heard, yes! Four out, eight boys and the coach to go. That cave system is nuts! Only 2.5 miles but an 11 hour round trip. Makes me claustrophobic just thinking about it.

I can’t even begin to imagine how nerve-wracking this has been for their families.

 

[Conan]

Thank you. I do have some compost I can add to the soil and of course there's chicken poo in there. I started a thread in the gardening forum and someone suggested adding the miracle grow root hormone so I may try that. Really really really hoping the raspberries come alive and as far as the gooseberries I'm pretty sure they're like a muscadine. My hubby loves muscadines and wanted some which is why I grabbed those.

Those berries should like that compost with a serving of extra nitrogen
I don't know what a muscadine is! I'll have to look it up...

 

[Conan]

I can’t even begin to imagine how nerve-wracking this has been for their families.

Neither can I. What a freak thing to happen - so glad to see that they've started getting them out of there.

 

[Alabama Fly]

Hello

 

[jwyles]

Those berries should like that compost with a serving of extra nitrogen
I don't know what a muscadine is! I'll have to look it up...

Oops I think my southern is showing. They grow native down here where I live. People make wine and jellies out of them or just eat them raw.

 

[Conan]

Hello, Fly on the Alabama wall! Welcome to our Seinfeld of threads - it's about nothing and everything.

 

[Conan]

Oops I think my southern is showing. They grow native down here where I live. People make wine and jellies out of them or just eat them raw.

Hah! Sounds like a wild grape variety (according to the interwebs) which sounds neat! I put in hardy kiwi this year and I'd like to add grapes within the next couple years for sure!