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 Garden and Winter Chat

Tips on how to care for your garden, flowers, fruit trees, roses, gardenias, how to make and use compost, etc.Winter Chat is allowed until Spring.

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28. July 2004, 04:29:46
LongJohn 
I have 2 tomato plants planted in another area and just the two are giving us ample fruit. I love tomatoes but arghhhh, any more than 2 and I would be all tomatoed out.

The inlaws arrived yesterday to stay indefinately and they have taken over the gardening. Its great!!!!!!!!!!!
They can do whatever they want and I'll love it. I think it makes them feel useful, which is true, we appreciate it, and they also need something to do since they are retired.
Step right up, everyone's a winner in this one !!!!

26. July 2004, 13:52:24
LongJohn 
I think it is manure that they used to grow mushrooms in?
The said it was good to prep into dryish soil so I bought a whole pile of it.

26. July 2004, 06:02:30
LongJohn 
rofl
too much of that up here in vancouver
every 2nd house is a damn growop

26. July 2004, 05:59:17
LongJohn 
yeah we do have very clayish soil here.
I have heaps of bags of mushroom manure that I am ready to mulch in prior to planting.
Got this plot with no ideas yet though LOL

25. July 2004, 16:15:15
LongJohn 
any suggestions for a new plot of land I have recently cleared for a garden.
it is approx 2 x 3 metres (60 sqft approx) it gets afternoon sun as it is sided by a 12 ft tall hedge.
We were thinking of flowers but even a veggie garden would be good. Any suggestions would be appreciated and if anyone wants to see a pic of the plot I can take and send also.

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