Unless it involves something useful like food I'm not interestedOriginally Posted by Donisia
Unless it involves something useful like food I'm not interested
It's herbs for cooking and I'm wanting to grow garlic, potato and tomatoes...
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Horse manure is fantastic for growing Tomatoes ;-)
"I shave my arms so I'm more aerodynamic in a fight" Wlad 2016
Last Week.
I got a few tomatoes. I have this problem on the balcony that red spider mite always kills the useful plants. Growing Basil now though.
Wouldn't work on a balcony.
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For me, these invites only started happening around a few days ago.Last Week.
I got a few tomatoes. I have this problem on the balcony that red spider mite always kills the useful plants. Growing Basil now though.
Wouldn't work on a balcony.
This is the start of my gardenLast Week.
I got a few tomatoes. I have this problem on the balcony that red spider mite always kills the useful plants. Growing Basil now though.
Wouldn't work on a balcony.
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[MENTION=14824]Donisia[/MENTION] Looking good! You have to start somewhere... We moving house sometime near the end of the year and we are planning on making a veggie patch, would probably be a good idea to start now and transplant when we move... We do have enough pots and yours look like they doing well there!
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Plant Spinach if you like eating it (spinach you just buy the seeds, throw it in the pot - watch it go mental), for salad, cheat, buy the hydroponically grown lettuce at Checkers, soak the roots in water overnight. Plant in the pots the next day.This is the start of my garden
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Rosemary, parsley, mint and thyme?This is the start of my garden
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I do make compost in pots though. All the peels get buried for a few months.
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