Wendy O'Neill

"I'm taking the RV, plenty of organic seeds, and three more "Darwin Buckets." We dumped two full ones last year, guess I get to see if anything became of them"

Sorry to sound dumb, but what is a Darwin Bucket?  Is it similar to a seed bomb?

Ease of operation, first column,for clarity only:  "set the thermostat"

Second paragraph, 4th sentence:  doesn't it

Second row from bottom, pellet stove:  fills the house with smoke causing damage

Fifth from top, pellet stove:  usually

I ordered from ttseeds.com too!  I'm in 3b here in Manitoba.  Try seed sources from Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta Canada.  They are also zone 3 and  zone 2 too.  

edit to add:  I've had good luck ordering seeds from www.richters.com, an Ontario company

https://gardening.usask.ca/articles-and-lists/articles-diseases/disease-saskatoon-juniper-rust.php

I ended up removing juniper galls for a couple of years and pruning back the Saskatoons.

Here in the middle of Canada, Manitoba zone 3, I could use willow and cottonwood aka balsam poplar.  I wonder what other type of woody things would work?  We have wild hazelnuts, maybe lilac?  Anyone know of a list of woody things that would work?  

I have been thinking about doing this as well!
Question:
Would the Tesla valve have to be straight?  I have only seen them functioning in a straight line, not on a curve.

I would love to grow cotton!  I'm in the Interlake Region of Manitoba, zone 3.  I can grow outside, inside and greenhouse.

I am in Manitoba, where winter is -40 for a long time.  I have purchased a swamp for a farm (only way I could afford land) so these trees are of real interest to me.  I would love seeds from all of them, please!

I am propagating a lot of trees and shrubs and the cost of pots is something I looked at.  I decided to get a big roll of heavy landscape fabric and a sewing machine for my oldest daughter.  I got her to make bagged pots.  There are youtube videos on it.  Very easy to do, a project we did during winter months.  The advantage was that as I used them, I could get her to make them in different sizes to suit the tree or shrub that I was growing.  Also to advantage, they last a few seasons!  I reuse them as well.  
Tip:  Don't skimp on thread, leads to much sadness