High Desert Permaculture and Natural Building
Last night I did some research, but MOST info is for Southern Arizona where it rarely freezes. We'd like to get plants that will LIVE through the winter. I don't have several HOURS to read right now, but hope to get...
Read MorePosted by Christine | Jun 21, 2010 | The gardens | 0
We started on the last frame, for now. Went to Lowes' to get peat moss WITHOUT the MiracleGrow chemical fertilizer (Home Depot) and was shocked to see the landscape timber priced at $3 a piece. We've been paying $2 at...
Read MoreI decided to check out the grape cuttings we stuck into sand after we pruned in spring. I think we have 19 cuttings and all but one have roots: It's truly incredible how well everything roots in the greenhouse. We used...
Read MoreThis looks like the first pollinated squash in the Three Sisters bed: It's bigger than the babies that dried up after they didn't get pollinated. I tried to pollinate zucchinis, but the pollen from this plant...
Read MorePosted by Christine | Jun 12, 2010 | The gardens | 0
It was cloudy and cool today and we finished up the enclosure for the pepper bed: We already had a cover for the bed, but apparently mice or “something” got in and cleared out the left corner in the back, got almost...
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