Sowing

Once you taste the melt-in-your-mouth "pumpkin" pie that this squash yields, you'll be making it as often as possible. Delicious alone. A fine choice for areas with a short growing season.

Burpee-bred Streamliner Hybrid is a very long, slender slicing cucumber that grows up to 10½" with a refreshing, cool flavor. For perfect cukes, grow them on a fence or our space-saving Trellis Netting.

But no matter how they get there, many enthusiastic winter sowers reach a point where they look out at a sea of 10,000 spring sprouts and wonder what they can possibly do with all those tiny plants.

The firm, sweet, green flesh has a very high sugar content and holds well. These early maturing beauties can be staked to save space in your garden. Vigorous, disease resistant vines produce perfectly oval pale green honeydew fruit with bright green flesh.

To retain the color, sprinkle with vinegar or lemon juice before steaming, roasting, or sauteing. In foodie land, cauliflower is now a thing—a flavorful, delicious thing—inspiring culinary rapture, with food writers reaching for apt superlatives.

When the little plants have their first set of adult leaves they are ready to be set out in the garden. It's that easy – just add some seeds to the holes and cover. The first time I set out to plant anything I was just a kid in grade school.

It asks for lots of sun and little water. Produces lavish show of rich, mind-spinning, golden-yellow, daisylike double flowers. Pollinator magnet draws discriminating butterflies, bees, and nectar-seeking hummingbirds.

It was actually her fault, though, since she had taught me to have a reason for everything I did.We had gathered seeds throughout the growing season, and as I labeled them, I kept two of every kind of seed out for myself.

Grows to 2-3 feet.For a gorgeous orangey-red Cosmos, try 'Cosmic Red'. This one is very new and hard to get your hands on.'Picotee' Cosmos have beautiful light pink to white petals that look as though the edges have been airbrushed with magenta.

Before going to the store, make note of what is currently in the garage or shed in the way of tools. If you are not a gardener, but you have loved ones who garden on your gift list, you will find the following helpful.

Heirloom seeds can be collected, saving you the cost of buying more.Have fun planning your garden and don't forget: if you have children, try to get them involved. The flowers we start from seed usually include salvias, nicotiana, and an array from Dave's...

You also want to choose plants that won't grow up around your irises and hide their blooms. The natural fluctuation between warmer and colder temperatures eliminates any need to move your seed tray between cold, cool, and warm conditions as may be suggested...

The method is just the same at this time of year. If it's cold enough that you grab a jacket when you go out at night, it's cold enough to give those seeds the chilling that they like.can tolerate some chilly weather but may be damaged by frost.

This feat is actually a lot easier than you might think. Be sure to show your friend a picture of these plants' blooms to help your case!A gardener doesn't get a real spark in their green thumb until they kill something.As a gardener friend of mine once...

The are $150 each with select boars at $200. They were farrowed 10/30/10. Taking deposits now. We have 8 Berkshire piglets from our registered Boar Five Star and our registered sow Panzy.

I've heard the clumps can be divided into individual crowns, but I like the fuller look. When a berry comes right off into your fingers with only the slightest tug, you know it'll be perfectly ripe and unbelievably sweet.Unlike most regular strawberries,...

What I thought had been annual procrastination on my part turns out to be a good thing![2] Thanks to all the enthusiastic gardeners who got first the Winter Sowing forum and then the new database underway.

You are welcome to visit by appointment. I have a small pastured pork operation and I select breeding stock for good mothering; good temperament; suitability for foraging for part of their feed, and farrowing ease.

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It blooms for a short while in May-July, depending on location, but the remainder of the time it is an attractive upright spreading herbaceous shrub., although it is not as common in Kentucky as it is other dryer places.

I wasn't raised to be a religious person, although I now go to church fairly regularly. I think what I am remembering must have been squash seeds, based on what I now know about the time of year and the size of the seeds and so on.

4 lbs 10 ounces. Beautiful Fawn Spotted on White Long coat female. Up to date on shots, rabies. Housebroken well behaved. Proven free whelper. Has been shown would make a nice show prospect.

I'm busy sowing flower seeds. I plant my zinnias, cosmos, nicotiana, salvia (I especially love ‘Lady in Red'), calendula, nigella and sunflowers all from seed planted right into the garden.

Will be very socialized as my children love playing with the puppies. Daddy is Champion sired. His dew claws have been removed. This is for full akc. Mommy is a chocolate tri short coat.

I love this little guy. Mommy is from Champion Tiny Mite and Champion Hi-c lines to just name a few. Mommy is a chocolate sable sow double long coat with amazing champion lines. Daddy is our Grand Champion sired and Champion damed chocolate sow double...

Don't bring them into a warm indoor climate. Leave the containers alone until you notice seeds germinating in early spring, usually while nights are still frosty. You can plantas long as the plants are suitable for growing in your climate.Hardy plants...