What did you do in the garden today?

[Smokerbill]

I picked all the peppers this morning and pulled up 9 of the 12 pepper plants. The other three are habaneros, and I'm going to try overwintering a couple as houseplants and put them in the garden again next year.

 

[jerryse]

Got out early for groceries and a laptop. Slowly getting laptop set up. Getting DW to help set it up is like trying to get a kid to taste something. A big nope. I will likely have a repair guy do what I can not figure out. I need to transfer from this laptop.

 

[Justagalwithchicks]

Got out early for groceries and a laptop. Slowly getting laptop set up. Getting DW to help set it up is like trying to get a kid to taste something. A big nope. I will likely have a repair guy do what I can not figure out. I need to transfer from this laptop.

This may sound lame, but I would question Google what I can't figure out and then utube how to do it.

 

[jerryse]

This may sound lame, but I would question Google what I can't figure out and then utube how to do it.

Tried YouTube. I am not that bright with tech. Especially when there is no way to send or continue. A brick wall for me. Everybody knows how but I am not everybody.

 

[Sally PB]

So my question is - should I dig up the asparagus roots once they’re dormant, add soil and replant? Will that damage them in any way?

I would not dig them up. I tried to transplant two crowns, both died.

I would top off the bed with compost. I don't think it will hurt the asparagus to be deeper. They will be more protected from frost.

If someone else knows more/differently/better, please speak up.

 

[Appalachickens]

I would not dig them up. I tried to transplant two crowns, both died.

I would top off the bed with compost. I don't think it will hurt the asparagus to be deeper. They will be more protected from frost.

If someone else knows more/differently/better, please speak up.

Thanks, unless I hear otherwise, I’ll do just that.