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Congratulations to your daughter! That's a major accomplishment!
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You're making a big assumption ..........
I know, my niece (not the winemaker) starts her residency in a few weeks.Thank you, still a long run but she’s very committed to the goal
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Varis, YES! Let me add my congratulations to your daughter and to you! That is a great accomplishment.
Planting tomatoes tomorrow. Anyone else try fish heads under their plants?
We don't have fish heads locally, but these suckers produce the same results. We just hack 'em up.
3rd year we've done it. Had bumper crops both times, previous. Some plants 7 feet tall.
We don't have fish heads locally, but these suckers produce the same results. We just hack 'em up.
3rd year we've done it. Had bumper crops both times, previous. Some plants 7 feet tall.
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I roast them on the Bbq before canning. They stay a darker red and have more flavor.
Not that I'm excited that spring has finally come to Alberta, or anything.
Trees are still only about 30% leafed out and only 18/64 degrees today, however I think I can confidently say we are done with snow.
Well, sometimes I have been the guy on the right! As Jim alludes to, that is not that fun either!
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
I think I can confidently say we are done with snow.
There were a lot of people saying that in Denver a couple days ago...
I know gardeners who swear by them.
I've heard road kill works, too. That would require a much bigger hole which doesn't appeal to me.
Plain ol' home made compost for me. Make almost 4 cubic yards a year and its getting harder harder.
I need to make a compost bin. I have a tumbler and a cage I throw the overflow in. For the amount we take out the return is very minimal. We must be feeding something.
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