Only if you trust the farmer. I've caught our farmer's market vendors selling Costco/Sam's Produce and flowers as well as stuffed just plain shipped in from out of state to take advantage of the allure and high prices of farmer's markets.I put those small cheap wire tomato cages around mine and when I run out of those (I just did) I do stake them up. We get a lot of wind here so it isn't really a question.
Aren't hognose snakes the one that roll over and play dead? And if you turn them upright they roll over again to PROVE they're dead?
You just blew my mind, I never considered doing this!
Yup, we were reading the same thing. I'm hoping we have a mild long fall to make up the difference.
Okay, now I want pictures of both rocks please.
Oooo, have you always grown watercress? Are there any tricks? DP is planning on growing watercress in her bog filter pond. It grows wild here but I haven't seen any for years.
WOOHOOO!
I have got to try that this year, I planted a ton of summer squash this year so I should get the chance.
Afterward I was perusing some tips for new things we can implement, but I moved the rain gutters and barrels to the top of my to do list. I found tree ring soaker hoses, which I had already asked hubs to make from the existing hoses I have. I also read that we can use the condensation from our HVAC for non food plants, something I wasn’t too sure about and was advised not to do in the past. I like the idea though, during monsoon season I capture up to five gallons in a day depending on the humidity and it always feels like such a waste to dump it, especially when we don’t actually get rain.
