Hi antscran---I am interested in your project & would like to hear more as it progresses. Will you be posting on Gardenstew or will you have a...
Hi folks! I discovered a great resource (courtesy of Margaret Roach of' A Way to Garden'): http://www.theplantlist.org/ It is a compendium of...
Wait...that was a year ago. I guess we in the North are really starved for spring!
MG--I love the look of your compost piles. Is that crazy or what? We need Waretrop here to make a spoof of my comment! Anyway, my community...
Thanks Eileen & MG. I guess I will have to compost it this summer, use it next summer. I've just contracted for a plot in the community garden,...
I have a source of free goat manure. Any advice about hour to use it? Does it need to be composted first? If so, what is the best way to do...
What great advice, MG. Especially to get in touch with the former allotment ?resident? ?owner? (I don't know what he/she would be called). So MG...
Wow Gilly, I am GREEN with envy!! Your lottie looks wonderful, with such rich, prepared soil and a greenhouse, shed, polytunnel, etc. I look...
Hey Ronni, You go girl!!
So sorry you were sick Sjoerd, glad you are on the mend! I sure do appreciate your posts.
Kildale, glad you are back & I hope you will be back on your feet! I have missed your photos.
Hey PL, good to see you back!!!
Hi Rebecca, Jude the Obscure. I love your Garden Stew nickname! Welcome to this site. We are a group of very friendly gardeners. I hope you...
Wow, this is so bizarre for me to be hearing about spring elsewhere. In the northeast US, we have had an unusual amount of snow. We have a white...
Arrgghh Toni, that is tough. Do you have a well on your property?
Sjoerd, what do you do with the old decomposed (decomposing?) wood chips from your paths? I love the look of your paths. For the first time...
Yeah, it does me too Strats, but it isn't creeping jenny, or at least not the creeping jenny I know (Lysimachia Aurea). I have a cutting of that...
2ofus, That's great! I hope you enjoy them! Cannas get pretty big, so the bigger the better in terms of pot size. I would get a lightweight pot...
2ofus: I am in New England, zone 6a, so a bit warmer than you. I try to start my cannas indoors by April. If I don't, I won't get blossoms...
I would wait Beeker. I would also only water it when the top inch or more is dry as Cheryl suggested. You don't want to kill it with kindness....
