What did you do in the garden today?

[GardenNut]

No need to envy.  You could build a cattle panel green house for very little cash outlay.

Yep, I totally agree! Now that I got my new coop finished, I may renew my search for CP delivery options!

 

[Brooke215]

Look at what I found hiding in the back garden ...

 

[GardenNut]

Surprises like that are the best!

 

[chickadoodles]

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Thanks Brooke. I will look up milky spore.

 

[chickadoodles]

Birdy Buddy your greenhouse is looking nice!

Garden nut, Lazy gardener is right.

 

[chickadoodles]

Look at what I found hiding in the back garden ...

Very nice!

 

[lazy gardener]

Look at what I found hiding in the back garden ...

Cantaloupe envy!

 

[dan26552]

So I found a plant that does extremely well without water, lufah's. I have not watered mine since April and my sisters (one of which is the county agent) tell me it's the worst drought since 1988 (however all I can find is its the worst since 07) either way it's so dry the oak trees are wilting! Well my lufahs have not shown any stress whatsoever, they haven't even slowed their growth and they just keep pumping out fruit, I only have 5 plants and I've counted well over 70 fruits! They are so big that they've out grown our male kiwi which has taken down trees in the past and has grown over 60 feet in a season! So if you're looking for a plant that doesn't need much water, lufahs are a good choice.

 

[Brooke215]

So I found a plant that does extremely well without water, lufah's. I have not watered mine since April and my sisters (one of which is the county agent) tell me it's the worst drought since 1988 (however all I can find is its the worst since 07) either way it's so dry the oak trees are wilting! Well my lufahs have not shown any stress whatsoever, they haven't even slowed their growth and they just keep pumping out fruit, I only have 5 plants and I've counted well over 70 fruits! They are so big that they've out grown our male kiwi which has taken down trees in the past and has grown over 60 feet in a season! So if you're looking for a plant that doesn't need much water, lufahs are a good choice.

Wow

 

[GardenNut]

That's amazing Dan! What're you going to do with all the fruits?