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Interesting Article:25 Best Garden Plants
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Interesting Article:25 Best Garden Plants
Very intriguing and I though well researched article by Mother Earth News;
http://link.email.motherearthnews.com/view/565625efe661f03801f08eb33pcz7.wdo/5d282bd5
25 Best
Buckwheat.....hmmm
http://link.email.motherearthnews.com/view/565625efe661f03801f08eb33pcz7.wdo/5d282bd5
25 Best
Buckwheat.....hmmm
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Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8712
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Re: Interesting Article:25 Best Garden Plants
Great article, full of surprises...and things that don't grow well for me even though my garden is prime for them...like blueberries . I got to #25 and said, Alas, I can do that!! lol Wonder why zucchini isn't in there...I can't grow those either.
I think I need to reread it...I feel some motivation to try again coming on.
CC
I think I need to reread it...I feel some motivation to try again coming on.
CC
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Re: Interesting Article:25 Best Garden Plants
CC, I am going to give blueberries a try this year. It was an interesting list, I agree!
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8712
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Re: Interesting Article:25 Best Garden Plants
SR, Where will you get your blueberries? I ordered mine from White Flower farms in Massachusetts. There wew three varieties to an order, bareroot. The first batch failed they so sent me another batch and they failed too. Plus I had one that I bought at a local nursery. It died after one year. My soil is perfect for blueberries. I just don't understand it.
CC
CC
CapeCoddess- Posts : 6824
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Re: Interesting Article:25 Best Garden Plants
CapeCoddess wrote:SR, Where will you get your blueberries? I ordered mine from White Flower farms in Massachusetts. There wew three varieties to an order, bareroot. The first batch failed they so sent me another batch and they failed too. Plus I had one that I bought at a local nursery. It died after one year. My soil is perfect for blueberries. I just don't understand it.
CC
I was hoping to get them from my local garden center. Tried to call them, but their sketchy winter hours elude me....You should have the ideal situation for blueberries, acidic, well drained soil, cool not cold....try again.
I am going to use some of these resources to make my choices: Nan Whatserface in Eat Your Yard says highbush varieties work in my climate. They grow like crazy in Michigan, but they have sandier soil.
http://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/HYG-1422
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Re: Interesting Article:25 Best Garden Plants
Scorpio Rising wrote:You should have the ideal situation for blueberries, acidic, well drained soil, cool not cold....try again.
OK. Who knows...maybe 8th times a charm.
CC
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