Joylynn Hardesty

Hmmm.... Let me think....

PLANTAIN!

Green Deanne's article on plantain.

I'm so sorry your dog is not feeling good.

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Thanks Anne. I bought a pound from somewhere else, also labeled as not for seed, that produced THREE plants in a row 24 foot long, 2 inch spacing. I think I'm done buying stuff labeled not for seed. (We'll see how desperate I am in the future for a quantity of X seed.)

Last season I harvested about a pound of beans from plants of self saved seeds. Still have not eaten any. But in general, I like beans. Even the 'dreaded' green limas. I am hopeful of this springs planting to be better adapted. This may be the forth year growing them out?

AI whom I do not trust, claims these are hardy to USDA zone 8.

Judith Browning wrote:

Jane Mulberry wrote:Is the monthly PIE price rising to $10 for existing subscribers?

My understanding was that if we were already subscribing to a monthly piece of pie at $3 a month before the price went up to $10 that our cost would stay at $3 a month.

My subscription notification came through yesterday. Still at $3.

USDA maps. 2023 claims that I am in zone 8a. Pffftt! We keep having winter weather that causes daytime temperatures to be below freezing for a week or two at a time. I moved last year's attempt a foot higher elevation. Maybe the cold sank? I was moving stuff around the garden today, one of last year's vines did not pull up from a very gentle tug. I have high hopes!

Are these perennial in your garden? How cold are your winters?

Beautiful! I really like how the blue roof gives the building the illusion of a lower profile.

Anyone know if pansies can be propagated vegetatively?

Spring is coming! What are your plans?