Do you grow veggies, fruits, or herbs?

comments (4) February 20th, 2009 in blogs, gallery

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If you have a vegetable garden then you'll love our new site: http://www.vegetablegardener.com

Come share your photos and browse our archive of garden articles and recipes. Whether you're a cook who gardens or a gardener who likes to cook, we're sure there will be something for you on our new site.

 

PS - If you were a fan of Kitchen Gardener magazine, then you really need to check this out.


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CaliforniaRascal writes: What beautiful strawberries! My mom has 2 year old everbearing strawberry plants in a raised bed. They are healthy enough but there are some dead spots. The berries usually have odd shapes and some are quite small. We've also noticed little slugs invading. Do you have any suggestions? Posted: 7:20 pm on May 6th
Kate_Frank writes: That's an interesting confession! I help my clematis plants a little by tying them to whatever they're growing up, but the morning glories in my garden seem to be able to jump. Two summers ago, they actually busted through the screen in my kitchen window and were growing inside my house. Morning glories just don't know when to quit. I don't know if this is helping your phobia or not...

Anyway, we have a whole section devoted to growing vines that you might want to check out:

http://www.taunton.com/finegardening/Design/Vines/74864.aspx?channel=2

Posted: 4:50 pm on February 24th
collinsnana writes: I have a confession and it's good for the soul. I am deathly afraid of climbing, twinning things like morning glories. I call it my Jack in the Beanstalk syndrome. I have 100+ roses and not a climber amongst them. My husband is
nostalgic over the morning glories his mother faithly planted each spring and bought me 3 packs of seeds last week with the expectation, of course, that I plant them. I have taken the first step, soaking them in water, hoping they'll get accidentally tossed, but now I find myself checking them every hour to see if anything is happening.

Question: How do you get them to start climbing up a support and what is the simplest support to use? Will they "tumble" down over a wall as well as grow up one? Posted: 3:12 pm on February 23rd
ShirleyBovshow writes: How exciting Kate. I'm heading over there right now.
Shirley Posted: 10:15 pm on February 20th
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