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  2. Hi-pri:
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    Sticky Thread The Official Dangerous Plants, Trees, Mulches, and Garden Stuff for Pets & Livestock

    Now that we have our very own Garden forum, I thought I'd post a thread here on plants, fruits, veggies, etc., that are dangerous to our pets, or even our livestock, so we can make smart decisions when building and planting our gardens. IIRC cherry tree leaves kills horses, but Summerthyme...

    Started by packyderms_wife‎, 07-27-2017 06:30 PM
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    10-04-2017 12:21 PM Go to last post
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    4 Sticky Thread PLEASE READ

    Per membership request, this room has been created to talk about all things gardening. That being said, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE for post volume. If this room dies, I'll fold all posts into Homesteading. Whether it lives or dies depends on you. Thanks Dennis PREFIXES ADDED

    Started by Dennis Olson‎, 07-26-2017 09:23 PM
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    07-27-2017 01:19 PM Go to last post
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  1. Organic

    Youtube: Tour a Thriving 23-Year-Old Permaculture Food Forest - An Invitation for Wildness

    Tour a Thriving 23-Year-Old Permaculture Food Forest - An Invitation for Wildness About 20 minutes long https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GJFL0MD9fc Happen Films Published on Nov 24, 2016

    Started by China Connection‎, 05-18-2019 02:34 AM
    • Replies: 1
    • Views: 568
    05-18-2019 02:49 AM Go to last post
  2. Organic

    Youtube: Ruth Stout's Garden (magyar felirattal)

    You have to love her, I mean Routh Stout. However, for her method to work, you would want to have fertile soil to start with. Also reasonable rainfall. Crops grow small if there isn't enough rainfall. I grow some comfrey where I live. My chickens eat it. Some I have to water...

    Started by China Connection‎, 10-31-2018 12:06 AM
    • Replies: 3
    • Views: 834
    11-03-2018 08:09 PM Go to last post
  3. Organic

    Youtube: A Simple Way To Root Plants From Cuttings

    Very good to say the least. .................................................................................... A Simple Way To Root Plants From Cuttings https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyXSNzywqvw

    Started by China Connection‎, 04-26-2019 06:26 PM
    • Replies: 0
    • Views: 568
    04-26-2019 06:26 PM Go to last post
  4. Climate

    Youtube: Rechsand-Turing sand into gold

    Rechsand-Turing sand into gold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2DLQw1K9Ms Mingliang07 Published on Apr 11, 2013 Rechsand (仁创科技集团), a Chinese company, has developed some technologies that turn sand into industrial and agricultural use, with significant benefits for combating...

    Started by China Connection‎, 11-04-2018 08:33 PM
    • Replies: 1
    • Views: 757
    11-05-2018 02:48 AM Go to last post
  5. Misc/Chat

    Years of hard work pay off.

    During spring of this year I got seriously sick. So none of the normal spring pruning and weeding got done. As a result, the house and yard were an absolute disaster area. Grapes, jasmine, and creeping jenny had exploded. Various very prolific weeds had taken over. It looked like I hadn't taken...

    Started by kyrsyan‎, 08-02-2019 07:54 PM
    • Replies: 3
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    08-13-2019 07:12 PM Go to last post
  6. Misc/Chat

    Worms

    I was curious whether any one else had been seeing a large amount of worms this summer? They are everywhere in my yard, not just one or two places. My potato bed has so many that the dirt is mostly worm castings. I've been gathering them and putting them in the beds that need more work. Not...

    Started by Dinghy‎, 08-15-2017 07:41 PM
    • Replies: 7
    • Views: 1,503
    09-10-2017 04:37 AM Go to last post
  7. Fruit

    WOOHOO my fruit trees SURVIVED!

    Between drought, wind, odd ball freezes, flooding rains, etc., etc., all my 17 young fruit trees survived the winter, all the weird weather we've had and are flowering and setting fruit!! In their third year! WoooHOOO!! We have apples, peaches, apricot, more apples, nectarine, pears, cherries,...

    Started by ShadowMan‎, 04-27-2018 10:10 PM
    • Replies: 4
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    05-10-2018 04:24 PM Go to last post
  8. Misc/Chat

    Winter Garden Prep

    For those of you in the northern states what all do you do for winter garden prep? I'm going to plant garlic sometime this week, and need to get straw for my leeks.

    Started by packyderms_wife‎, 09-17-2017 06:34 PM
    • Replies: 6
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    09-20-2017 03:34 PM Go to last post
  9. Fruit

    winter fruit tree pruning

    4:01 https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=LxZvNR_N3kQ 5:40 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIkyKKkTwbw 2:58

    Started by marsh‎, 12-26-2017 11:04 PM
    • Replies: 4
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    12-27-2017 01:54 AM Go to last post
  10. Veg

    6 Winter Dreams>>>>

    Anyone else dreaming of your Spring GARDEN??? Looking at the outrageous prices on line for vegetable seeds.....really SILLY!! I LOVE Starks for fruit trees and I see they are now carrying vegetable and herb seeds also. AND the prices are REASONABLE!! I must admit, I buy most of my seeds...

    Started by ioujc‎, 01-01-2019 07:27 PM
    • Replies: 16
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    01-06-2019 10:33 PM Go to last post
  11. Permacul

    Why I don't free range my chickens

    I kicked out a few of my young chickens for fighting about a week back and lost one of them to a Goanna ( a big lizard.) I have heaps of wildlife where I live. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Why I don't free range my chickens

    Started by China Connection‎, 01-26-2019 05:23 AM
    • Replies: 0
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    01-26-2019 05:23 AM Go to last post
  12. Permacul

    What do Chickens Eat? A Complete Guide to Feeding Adult and Baby Chickens

    My Chickens are an integral part of my garden as I feed them greens most days from the garden and collect the Chicken shit and put around my garden. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// What do Chickens Eat? A Complete Guide to Feeding Adult and Baby Chickens ...

    Started by China Connection‎, 11-26-2018 12:41 AM
    • Replies: 6
    • Views: 1,057
    11-26-2018 03:23 PM Go to last post
  13. Misc/Chat

    Weather stations and data records

    How much weather data do you try to keep track of? Do you manually record it? or have a set up to transfer to computer?

    Started by Sacajawea‎, 03-11-2018 06:20 PM
    • Replies: 2
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    03-12-2018 06:51 AM Go to last post
  14. Organic

    Water conservation on farmland.. " Natural Sequence Farming"

    Water conservation on farmland. Interesting stuff if you have a farm with some water draininng through it on the surface. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    Started by China Connection‎, 11-05-2018 11:59 PM
    • Replies: 0
    • Views: 681
    11-05-2018 11:59 PM Go to last post
  15. Pests/Ctrl

    Wasps

    They get into the side mirrors in/on my rig. About 5 of them in the afternoon when it's hot in there, I guess there must be some pro creation going on but they have stingers and I don't want to get stung just getting in and of the truck. My guess is wasp spray but I just want to leave them...

    Started by Great Northwet‎, 07-15-2019 10:17 PM
    • Replies: 2
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    07-16-2019 10:19 AM Go to last post
  16. Grnhouse

    Warming a Green House for Winter Gardening

    Looking for ideas for Electricity-free methods to warm a permanate green house structure during the winter, so that a garden inside can flourish (not just survive). First ideas: 1) Painted water tanks to help hold heat overnight. 2) Compost bin to generate heat (but does it generate problems...

    Started by phloydius‎, 07-27-2017 11:50 AM
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    • Replies: 42
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    10-02-2017 07:14 PM Go to last post
  17. Soil

    Using Pee and poo in the garden

    I'll start this off with chuck poop. I am finding that fresh Bantam poo is great for my garden. I get it out from where I keep them every day and spread it everywhere in the garden and pots. I find that I need to be doing this to keep many plants happy besides the worms. The poo that...

    Started by China Connection‎, 08-04-2017 07:31 AM
    • Replies: 3
    • Views: 1,056
    08-04-2017 07:46 AM Go to last post
  18. Planting

    Trellis Blackeye Peas

    I did something different this year, I grew my blackeye peas on a trellis. I stretched netting down a row and I didn't go to too much trouble about putting it as low to the ground as I normally would with beans. I am so pleased with the results they grew like pole beans and I got a better yield and...

    Started by Rabbit‎, 08-01-2018 08:14 AM
    • Replies: 6
    • Views: 1,059
    08-04-2018 09:32 PM Go to last post
  19. Organic

    Top 3 Easiest Vegetables to Grow I Have Ever Found

    Top 3 Easiest Vegetables to Grow I Have Ever Found About 15 minutes long https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJyp63PIQz8 Learn Organic Gardening at GrowingYourGreens Published on Dec 22, 2017 John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shows you the top 3 easiest perennial vegetables you can...

    Started by China Connection‎, 11-23-2018 01:28 AM
    • Replies: 6
    • Views: 970
    11-24-2018 10:04 PM Go to last post
  20. Organic

    Top 10 Natural Organic Fertilizers

    www.noahhealth.org/top-10-natural-organic-fertilizers/2/ Top 10 Natural Organic Fertilizers 10 Natural Fertilizers to Replace Chemical Fertilizers These 10 fertilizers derive from natural sources and can enhance the fertility of the soil as well as the nutrition of the crops. Prior to add a...

    Started by NC Susan‎, 03-03-2019 02:31 PM
    • Replies: 1
    • Views: 915
    03-04-2019 05:41 AM Go to last post
  21. Organic

    Top 10 Foods to Grow for Survival

    Top 10 Foods to Grow for Survival Karen Hendry By Karen Hendry June 22, 2016 09:44 Top 10 Foods to Grow for Survival Photo on link: http://www.askaprepper.com/top-10-foods-grow-survival/ When the collapse happens and you are in survival mode, you need to consider your long-term food...

    Started by China Connection‎, 11-14-2018 09:45 PM
    • Replies: 19
    • Views: 1,787
    12-27-2018 05:08 AM Go to last post
  22. Raised Bed

    Too much rain!

    I realize others are getting it worse with the rain, but I am ever so happy that we have raised beds. 12 inches of rain in the last week or so and yet my plants are doing great. The excess is draining off and all is well with the plants. Granted, I can't walk in the yard without sinking, but...

    Started by 20Gauge‎, 08-03-2018 11:09 AM
    • Replies: 5
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    08-04-2018 11:34 AM Go to last post
  23. Harvest

    10 Tomatoes Wonderful Tomatoes

    It has rained here just about every other day for a month. It hasn't been unusual to get at least a half inch of rain or more in an afternoon. I thought for sure I was going to have a bunch of cat-faced cracked tomatoes. But no. I've got Rudgers the size of softballs. The kind of luscious, great...

    Started by Rabbit‎, 07-03-2018 03:10 PM
    • Replies: 6
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    08-06-2018 05:13 PM Go to last post
  24. Grnhouse

    Tomato starts

    They are looking great under the led lights. What we did was use soiless mix to the trays, used half strength mircle grow to water. The light is a 360 watt led lamp. Not "virtual watts" like so many cheap imports. I leave the lamp on 24 hours. The starts have first leaves forming and they are 9...

    Started by Stanb999‎, 02-22-2018 08:22 PM
    • Replies: 11
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    03-16-2018 02:17 PM Go to last post
  25. Veg

    TOMATO BLIGHT

    good news is that tomatoes are off to a great start this year. I've already tied most of mine twice and have some small blossoms on the cherokees, amish paste and san marzanos. although I haven't seen any signs of it yet the "bad news" is that all this rain and cool temperatures in the SE are a...

    Started by Raggedyman‎, 05-29-2018 01:03 PM
    • Replies: 8
    • Views: 1,562
    06-13-2018 07:30 AM Go to last post
  26. Misc/Chat

    This room looks like a success

    So, after kickoff, this new room seems to be a good idea. Just remember, it's up to all of you to keep it going. You should periodically post a thread on Main referencing this room, as well as including a reference to the "prep rooms" master link. Please all do your part to keep it going. ...

    Started by Dennis Olson‎, 07-29-2017 05:50 PM
    • Replies: 11
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    07-30-2017 01:16 PM Go to last post
  27. Tools

    They say it's an estate sale but it looks like a prepper farm to me ;-)

    More pictures than I've been through, but the collection of tools is huge! I have no connection to the sale other than wishing I had the time, $$ and a big trailer :-( https://www.estatesales.net/NC/Greensboro/27406/1975758

    Started by notyoung‎, 08-21-2018 02:22 PM
    farming, gardening, tools
    • Replies: 3
    • Views: 926
    08-21-2018 06:53 PM Go to last post
  28. Fruit

    The secret cherry taking over Canada

    I don't have any experience with these cherries but thought the article was interesting. Anyone here have any experience with them? - OGM Fair use. BBC The secret cherry taking over Canada By Ryan MacDonald 22 March 2018 Able to survive temperatures as low as -40C, Saskatchewan’s...

    Started by Old Gray Mare‎, 04-10-2018 12:14 PM
    cherry
    • Replies: 2
    • Views: 837
    04-10-2018 02:07 PM Go to last post
  29. Permacul

    The Many Benefits of Hugelkultur

    https://www.permaculture.co.uk/articles/many-benefits-hugelkultur The Many Benefits of Hugelkultur Inspiration Green and Permaculture magazine Thursday, 17th October 2013 Hugelkultur are no-dig raised beds with a difference. They hold moisture, build fertility, maximise surface volume and...

    Started by packyderms_wife‎, 08-05-2017 12:05 PM
    • Replies: 19
    • Views: 3,524
    12-02-2018 05:16 PM Go to last post
  30.  

    4 The Kookstead Back-To-Eden garden journey begins...

    Just thought I'd share some pix of our Back To Eden garden experience. Below is a pic of the garden so far, along with a view of our method. We roll some 5' wide butcher paper out for about 10', and scrape out some wood mulch out the truck bed. We live about 6 miles from the local Timberland...

    Started by Kook‎, 05-12-2012 09:37 PM
    • Replies: 23
    • Views: 3,043
    05-14-2012 10:13 PM Go to last post
  31.  

    The best tools for Back to Eden gardening

    I don't know bout ya'all, but I am itching to start gardening again. I was out in the garden today adding wood chips as mulch and I got the idea to share pictures of tools that I have found out through trial and error to be the best for working with a Back to Eden garden. One is like a pitchfork,...

    Started by changed‎, 01-24-2015 03:36 PM
    • Replies: 20
    • Views: 4,578
    05-15-2015 08:38 AM Go to last post
  32. Pests/Ctrl

    Survival Gardens ... Pesticide edition.

    You may eat organic and never wish to use any sprays... However during a survival situation you cannot risk your crop and only food source on your whims. Gardening is hard enough with the weather, variable precipitation, and possible storms. A few Facts for those purchasing their produce from...

    Started by Stanb999‎, 08-01-2017 08:56 AM
    • Replies: 27
    • Views: 3,942
    08-04-2017 12:45 PM Go to last post
  33. Planting

    Summerthyme, carrot help please!

    Summerthyme, a LONG time ago you posted instructions on starting carrot seeds with paper towels. I'm looking for that post and am just not finding it. We're dusting off the greenhouse a bit early, since all predictions are pointing to a chilly, wet summer in our neck of the woods. Limner (using...

    Started by twohats‎, 03-22-2019 05:30 AM
    • Replies: 11
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    07-14-2019 12:41 PM Go to last post
  34. Fruit

    Strawberry Patch

    So I would like to expand the patch this spring. I've had a variety before that are very tasty but only the size of a dime and very soft to the point of pulling them-they would break up. I only had 8 plants last year but would like to fill the whole bed this time. It's 6x5 foot and very good...

    Started by Great Northwet‎, 04-08-2018 05:23 PM
    • Replies: 3
    • Views: 805
    04-29-2018 10:09 PM Go to last post
  35. Raised Bed

    Straw bale gardening

    Has anyone tried it? Pros and cons? Thanks in advance.

    Started by Pinecone‎, 07-26-2017 10:51 PM
    • Replies: 3
    • Views: 1,738
    07-27-2017 09:18 PM Go to last post
  36. Herbs

    Stevia

    I planted it in a terrarium, (one gallon pickle jar with lid). Did not over water. It caught some sort of mold/fungus and died within a week.

    Started by Old Gray Mare‎, 06-19-2018 09:31 AM
    stevia
    • Replies: 1
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    06-19-2018 10:02 AM Go to last post
  37. Herbs

    Starting some Herbs Indoors

    As soon as he gets my new shelf installed in the east kitchen window I plan to start some herbs. Aside from basil which herbs do really well in moderate to low light? I'd say this window gets about five to seven hours of sunlight a day depending on the time of the year, so about five and a half...

    Started by packyderms_wife‎, 01-09-2019 01:55 PM
    • Replies: 2
    • Views: 642
    01-09-2019 03:20 PM Go to last post
  38. Hydropon

    Stanb999

    Well here I am hoping Stanb999 will show up to share his secrets! Anyone else?

    Started by bbbuddy‎, 07-27-2017 09:25 PM
    • Replies: 17
    • Views: 2,396
    08-07-2017 08:26 AM Go to last post
  39. Planting

    Square Foot Gardening: Easy Peasy

    I thought this was a good article. Loved the terraced boxes. Square Foot Gardening: Easy Peasy Organic, GMO-Free Food On Balconies, Roof Tops, Raised Beds And Acreage Posted by JB Bardot ...

    Started by Vicki‎, 04-11-2018 11:53 PM
    • Replies: 1
    • Views: 770
    04-21-2018 11:29 AM Go to last post
  40. Flowers

    Spring Beauties - orange spots

    I've read that the bulb of Spring Beauties are edible. Small pink and white flower that likes growing in wet shaded area. Plant may reach 6 inches tall. In some areas I've noticed Orange spots on the plants leaves that look like some sort of fungal(?) infection. Any one here ever eat these...

    Started by Old Gray Mare‎, 12-21-2018 09:06 PM
    • Replies: 1
    • Views: 1,463
    12-21-2018 09:17 PM Go to last post

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