444 days ago
by jwarner |
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Well this will be my First Blog entry here at GardenTenders.
As you all know I am a bit new to this community, I do have a Lumberjocks page I guess would be associated with the same area.
I am a Scrollsawer, I cut many things out of thin wood and I do some woodworking as well.
But also I’m Kinda a gardner as well. I’m not a 100% Avid Gardner, I’m borrowing a Piece of Land from a Friend that that has a garden. He’s letting me use a 15’x30’ Section...
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448 days ago
by Scott Hildenbrand |
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And here’s the rest in a much wider view.
The garden along the walk is popping left and right. In a few days I figure there will be color the whole way down.
So going to love breaking up this sidewalk and putting in something more flowing down through here.
It’s almost like we were meant to be here.. This is what is across the road in the ditch.. Runs for a good way either direction and almost in conjunction with our property line.
The dog run is still looking jam p...
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721 days ago
by gardenmentor |
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Fall is so busy, it can be hard to keep up with everything. So, it goes, right? And, heck, it really isn’t even fall yet…even if the sun is getting lower and lower on the horizon by the minute and setting earlier and earlier each evening. Still, the days are shorter and getting everything done seems harder.
Following are a few things you might enjoy:- Tomato and sandwich recipes, plus thoughts on throwing out food- Controlling Leaf Miners—those suckers love to hit our fal...
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899 days ago
by MikeNEW |
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The vegetables that we are growing in containers are doing extremely well (and growing incredibly fast—we planted them just a week ago). As we are both new to vegetables, we are continually amazed. Like I said, they are growing in peat pods in window sills, but they are quickly outgrowing these. It is still fairly cool outdoors (although warming up each day), so should I take the domes off and sit them out in the sun? Go ahead and plant them in the ground? Here is the progress of eac...
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