Hi Critter Painter, I was just in Washington for a week, what a pretty State! Especially the Rain forrests. Yes the coffee craze is still alive...
Thanks Wrennie! Yes, I think this would be the decorative potato vine. Very bright, lime green, with a single spade shaped leaf. Holy Cow, they...
Hi Bob, I get it, healthy plants... Best of luck next season, send some my way. hehehe! Mike
My apologies in advance to disagree, but I can't stand the thought of a having any "governing body" tell me what I can plant in my own yard. If...
I've never grown asparagus, but I love eating it! I'm wondering what is the advantage of having thick stalks? Is it to support a healthy plant?...
This morning I woke up to a fresh 1" of pure white snow on the ground in Wisconsin. This is the first measurable snowfall in this part of the...
I'm Too late. This weekend we started cleaning up the beds and the potato vines were already frozen and wilted, so I just cut them off at the...
Hi Sherry8, Seeds? Now that you mention it, I don't think I've ever seen our vines go to flower. We always buy 2-3 small starts in spring, and...
Well, it's officially freezing in Wisconsin now. This weekend we'll be cleaning the beds and raking leaves. We have several potato vines in the...
Hey Calomaar, Nice to know I'm not the only Packers fan here! How about that 4th quarter yesterday... Go-Pack-Go! Mike - TurningColorz
The noise cancelling headphones are a brilliant idea.(if you don't mind wearing headphones while enjoying the garden). They work best with the...
Hi Bramsuer, Brilliant design for a rain collector!! Very nice looking illustrations also. If your looking for input, I would like to suggest a...
Frank, I didn't know you observed daylight savings time in Sweden. I thought that was an American invention, left over from the energy crisis of...
In zone 5 I've had good luck with; Basil, oregano, rosemary, thyme, chives, and dill. Some in containers, and some in the garden I've had no...
I've always had a nice looking bluegrass lawn by adhering to the 1/3 rule. "Never cut more than 1/3 of the blade" If your grass is really...
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