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crazeknot
Oceanside, CA, USmember
gardening interests: Cooking, Culinary Herbs, Vegetables
Member Since: 07/28/2011
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gardening interests: Cooking, Culinary Herbs, Vegetables
Member Since: 07/28/2011
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Double Duty Vegetable Gets Deserved Recognition
WesternGardener | April 23rd, 2018
Everyday is Earth Day in the Garden
cookinwithherbs | April 22nd, 2018
Fickle Spring
cookinwithherbs | April 17th, 2018
Grow a Pie with this Garden Plant
WesternGardener | April 16th, 2018
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Re: Zuchinni Galore
Your zucchini plant looks great,compare to mine zucchini & yellow squash plants. I planted them in mid-July. Didn't get back from a business trip, until late June. Was so busy at work, didn't have time to start seedling. I just put the seeds into the dirt. Will have better luck next time. Where I live in San Diego, I can grow all year long.
posted: 7:16 pm on August 29thRe: Peach Skillet Cake
Can't keep a fresh in the house with 3 grandkids!!! So, what a treat this will be for them. Will suriprise them when they are all back in school.
posted: 3:14 pm on August 21stRe: Garlic and Chile Insecticidal Soap Spray
Can you use thid spray rosebushes? Going to make this spray for a miniature lime tree, that's is infested w/ aphids.
posted: 2:33 pm on August 21stRe: QUESTION: My tomato plant is not producing fruit
Try asking at your local nursey or garden center. I llive in San Diego, can grow about anything. At the end of growing season, I recondition the soil, by mulching & composting. Here we get to grow all year long. Hope this is helpful.
posted: 2:07 pm on July 28th