I currently use my wordpress blog to record what is happening with my garden, including progress pictures.
For a back dated view, visit my blog.
The whole blog includes food posts too.
I currently work/grow out of pots and I'm a gro…
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by gotica,
I currently use my wordpress blog to record what is happening with my garden, including progress pictures.
For a back dated view, visit my blog.
The whole blog includes food posts too.
I currently work/grow out of pots and I'm a gro…
by fireandhemlock,
Where do you buy your seeds?
I live in Melbourne and I'm wondering where the best places to find heirloom seeds are? Farmer's market? Local nursery?
by black_hound,
I have been concerned about my pea planting because we had some unseasonably cold weather after I planted them. But I see a few sprouts from the Cascadia and Mammoth Melting snap peas. The Green Arrow shelling peas have no sprouts so I replanted them today.
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by melannen,
I am a terrible gardener but every year around this time I get a bee in my bonnet anyway, so I have tried again! (I am also the world's laziest gardener, which doesn't help.)
We've had late frosts (and snows!) this year, so since today finally felt like spring, I put in some dollar-store seeds. …
by inkstone,
Warm weather has arrived! Our spring has been unseasonably cool here, which was a marked change from last year when it was unseasonably warm! I looked at my gardening log from last year and I had happy tomato seedlings I'd wintersown in milkjugs already separated out and transplanted into red sol…
by oakandsage,
Yay, seeds arrived. Gonna go on a planting binge tomorrow. Especially since tomorrow is tomato day!
Got: Golden purslane Watercress Yard long bean Blackeye pea Charentais melon Cantaloupe (M…
by Phazel,
I just want to say hi to everyone who is checking out the site. Thanks for joining and helping to make Growstuff happen!
Once the weather is right here in Melbourne and everything is a bit more settled, I have plans to start using the site for gardening myself. As a mostly indoorsy sunlight-avoi…
by sesmith,
The garden (not just the edible portion but the lot of it) has really been exploding recently thanks to the rain and my seedlings are starting to look like identifiable seedlings instead of teeny tiny leaves. Took some photos today and they're up on Flickr. We're got the [golden beets](http://www…
by Skud,
We just made another production push including the following features:
by Meg,
The site is looking lovely! It's really exciting to be playing around with it.
I noticed just a couple of very minor issues that might be worth modifying. Apologies if these are already listed in the tracker and I missed them.
First, when I initially set up my account and went to edit my profi…
by Skud,
I've recently seen a couple of interesting ideas for using lemon peel and I thought I'd post them here and see if anyone has others.
by Skud,
I've got some rhubarb seedlings which I hope to plant out in containers. Does anyone have much experience with this? Any particular tips? I know rhubarb's meant to be a heavy feeder so I'm wondering particularly how to keep it happy in that regard. I've also heard it's a good co…