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user's latest post:
fixing potting soil
Published (2009-11-30 13:10:00)
On Nov 15, 3:02*pm, Dwight Lassiter wrote: This question is applicable to a lot more than edible crops, but I'd like to understand better about potting soil, whether for starting plants or for container gardening. I've been using the cheap Lowes potting soil for a few years. It looks to be largely organic stuff. That is, it isn't just garden "dirt". OK, so that sounds right. Nice consistency coming out of the...
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fixing potting soil
Published (2009-11-30 16:06:00)
I buy Perlite and Peat Moss to my black much also. The all organic stuff deteriorate so quickly that a level 5 gallon pot will sink 4 inches in a season. If I had a choice between the two, pick Perlite. The peat will deteriorate also - the perlite will not. Jim in So. Calif. Yes, that's what I assumed. Even the peat moss will eventually decompose, though the stuff is fibrous enough that some structure may remain. I just want some mix...
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Greenhouses
Published (2009-11-30 11:19:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Wildbilly In article
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Figs
Published (2009-12-02 22:54:00)
I am thinking of trying something next Spring. My figs never produce more than a handful of fruit because it seems they need about a month more warm weather than they get here. I'm wondering if I built a cold frame over them in the Spring if I could perhaps warm the soil and get them started growing a month earlier. Does anyone do this? thanks.
user's latest post:
Figs
Published (2009-12-03 07:59:00)
Davej wrote: I am thinking of trying something next Spring. My figs never produce more than a handful of fruit because it seems they need about a month more warm weather than they get here. I'm wondering if I built a cold frame over them in the Spring if I could perhaps warm the soil and get them started growing a month earlier. Does anyone do this? thanks. I haven't done that because I don't have the problem but it sounds like...
user's latest post:
fixing potting soil
Published (2009-12-02 22:03:00)
"Dwight Lassiter" wrote in message ... I buy Perlite and Peat Moss to my black much also. The all organic stuff deteriorate so quickly that a level 5 gallon pot will sink 4 inches in a season. If I had a choice between the two, pick Perlite. The peat will deteriorate also - the perlite will not. Jim in So. Calif. Yes, that's what I assumed. Even the peat moss will eventually decompose, though the stuff is fibrous enough...
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Latest active threads on Edible Gardening::
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-03 07:59:00)
by David Hare-Scott[_2_]
Davej wrote:
I am thinking of trying something next Spring. My figs never produce
more than a handful of fruit because it seems they need about a month
more warm weather than they get here. I'm wondering if I built a cold
frame over them in the Spring if I could perhaps warm the soil and get
them started growing a month earlier. Does anyone do this? thanks.
I haven't done that ...
Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-11-16 08:19:00)
by Angello Huong
I don't know exactly what product you are describing when you say
" potting soil". There are pre-packaged soils out there for seed
starting that are light and fluffy; potting soils that are coarse and
have small chucks of wood in them; and then topsoil that is mainly
made out of decomposed organic stuff.
I am assuming that since you described it as getting clogged and
muddy when ...
Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago (2009-10-12 17:09:00)
by Gunner
"General Schvantzkoph" wrote in message
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I've been thinking about getting a greenhouse to extend my growing season
by a month or so on either end. Does any one have any experience with
them and have any suggestions about what to get? Costco has a $300 coupon
next week for a 8'x12' that will be $1300 after the discount. I assume at
that price it's going to be polycaronate not ...
Started 3 weeks ago (2009-11-19 17:05:00)
by Wild Bill[_3_]
"Dan L." wrote in message
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In article
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villon wrote:
Yep-
just got the 1st seed catalog for 2010 - Pinetree Garden Seeds.
I had some good luck with some of their seeds last year, and I like
the fact that many of their seed packets are smaller (and cheaper!)
than other mail-order firms. And it's printed on cheaper paper.
Chas
My first seed catalog also of ...
Started 3 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-11-13 04:47:00)
by Steve[_5_]
The author has marked this message not to be archived. This post will be deleted on November 27, 2009.
On Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:12:09 -0600, Charlie wrote:
Came across this, and other links on the page, and found them very
well produced. Old news really, more detailed and more info, for
video production. Link to dangers of aspartame use and other goodies.
http://...
Started 3 weeks, 2 days ago (2009-11-17 01:05:00)
by Balvenieman
The author has marked this message not to be archived. This post will be deleted on December 1, 2009.
Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-11-16 04:50:00)
by Steve[_5_]
The author has marked this message not to be archived. This post will be deleted on November 30, 2009.
On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 18:45:52 -0800, Wildbilly
wrote:
I'd appreciate suggestions on other potatoe varieties, not that I'm
unhappy with the Butterballs, but I'm curious as to what other people
like and why.
We especially like our French fingerlings from SeedSavers.
http://...
Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-11-16 01:50:00)
by FarmI
"brafield" wrote in message
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I bought a persimmon tree years ago as an ornamental, (I'm in BC,
Canada, near the 49th paralel, so its fruit would not ripen here).
The tree produces a heavy crop each year, but my "persimmons" don't
look much like the ones I occasionally see in stores. Here is a link
to a high-res photo: http://www.oldstox.com/images/persimmons.jpg
The ...
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Hot threads for last week on Edible Gardening::
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-03 07:59:00)
by David Hare-Scott[_2_]
Davej wrote:
I am thinking of trying something next Spring. My figs never produce
more than a handful of fruit because it seems they need about a month
more warm weather than they get here. I'm wondering if I built a cold
frame over them in the Spring if I could perhaps warm the soil and get
them started growing a month earlier. Does anyone do this? thanks.
I haven't done that ...
Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-11-16 08:19:00)
by Angello Huong
I don't know exactly what product you are describing when you say
" potting soil". There are pre-packaged soils out there for seed
starting that are light and fluffy; potting soils that are coarse and
have small chucks of wood in them; and then topsoil that is mainly
made out of decomposed organic stuff.
I am assuming that since you described it as getting clogged and
muddy when ...
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