You should be planting stuff.
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You should be planting stuff.
Well, I pulled all the plants and raked everything up, but I wasn't sure if I should be spreading a winter fertilizer or something. I have a compost pile, but it rarely, if ever gets mixed. I imagine I'll just let it sit all winter and hopefully it'll mostly be ready in spring.
Have you gotten your seed catalogs yet? I received my catalogs from Baker's Creek and Johnny's seeds...and I even got a catalog from a nursery that sells fruit bushes and trees. (I can't recall the name of the place offhand.)
Just saw new seed displays going up at Home Depot last night.
You should sign up and get those magazines. There's a ton of good information as far as when to plant, what the plants prefer as far as soil pH, and they are a far greater deal (moneywise and variety) than what you can get at Home Depot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Baker's Creek Heirloom seeds: http://www.rareseeds.com/
Johnny's Seeds: http://www.johnnyseeds.com/?source=g...FUi5wAodWToD_g
Thanks for the tip.
+1 for Bakers Creek Seeds. Very good variety.
We're still harvesting lemons, limes, and tomatoes from the greenhouse. Soooooo much better than the tasteless crap in the grocery stores.
Is there a small lemon or lime tree that one can grow?
I want avocados...i eat them like they are going out of style. Would love to be able to grow one of those...any pictures of your greenhouse?