Corn does not (or at least not when I've tried it) transplant well. That said, if you like to gamble and are a little lucky you can sprout corn...
You are getting good advice. Still let me encourage you to trial a plant or two of lettuce under your bean teepee. It might work!
KKNg, I answered (in a not very timely manner :-| ) a post of yours about corn. If my fuzzy geography is right you have to plant not in...
If you have a way to pick it up. And a saw mill near you, they often shred and compost bark. The closest one to my last residence charged $20.00...
Kay, Norfolk island pine (as you probably know) is not hearty in Nebraska. here is a quick outline of what I learned (by killing) small trees in...
No, I'm an old ADAPT activist tho. Politics is sometimes off topic on gardening forums. ADAPT (american disabled for attendent programs today)....
In colder climates (like NH-USA) wondering why tomato plants are turnng purple is a common plaint. Here is an older web page that talks about some...
Droopy, This site gets gardeners from the whole globe. I'm still fumbling a little bit trying to answer posts and be relavent to the writers...
KKNg, its too late in the northern hemishpere to alay your concerns for this year. IMO your corn looked fine. Hm, where to start. Corn and in...
Next time, heel them in a large enough pot with sifted bark fines and water them in well. Store in a protected place (a cold garage?) untill you...
If your photo was taken about the time it was posted and it lives in full sunlight; my guess is that is leaf scald. IMO no big deal. Japan...
I dunno about being a 'master'. A longish time ago I lived inna rental with a very large Japan maple. It made countless volunteers. Me being a...
fourty of my babies are hearty trees (for this zone), they are slumbering inder a mulch and a blanket of snow. Nine are indoors peeking out at the...
I can't deside! Tomato or Corn. OP by choice
Peach, or for that matter the whole prunus family need the right number of chilling hours. I'm a USAian, so I don't know the New Zealand...
Carrot and parsnip should overwinter with some mulch. If you have enough space; brambles, strawberries, asparagus. The last two make spring...
I woudn't prune anything alive right now. Anything dead can go. Maples as they age are not that tidy, As it ages you will have limbs drop....
Re-retired and resettling into appalachia (SE-OH). its just me and 50 bonsai, cabin bound till spring.
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