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Another Off Topic post from yours truly ;=)

 

Lovely sunny morning here which reminds me that many

of you are avid gardeners and will be looking forward

to a weekend digging around etc. (Not me, I'm afraid:

I'm gonna have to learn how to grow veggies in a

balcony pot - a whole different topic! ;=))

 

A member has kindly passed this link on to us. Be

warned, it is *not* vegetarian-friendly, but it has

some very very nice garden sections which should be

helpful to many ;=) Just ignore all that stuff that

offends, as you have to do so often, okay?

 

And if anyone thinks this link totally inappropriate

to this group, please feel free to email me privately,

okay?

 

greenfury2004

 

Cheers everyone.

 

gf

 

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Oooooops. Sorry. Guess I'm a little conflicted about this *lol*

 

The Garden Link omitted from my last post is:

 

http://www.ext.vt.edu/resources/

 

gf

 

, GreenFury <greenfury2004>

wrote:

> Another Off Topic post from yours truly ;=)

>

> Lovely sunny morning here which reminds me that many

> of you are avid gardeners and will be looking forward

> to a weekend digging around etc. (Not me, I'm afraid:

> I'm gonna have to learn how to grow veggies in a

> balcony pot - a whole different topic! ;=))

>

> A member has kindly passed this link on to us. Be

> warned, it is *not* vegetarian-friendly, but it has

> some very very nice garden sections which should be

> helpful to many ;=) Just ignore all that stuff that

> offends, as you have to do so often, okay?

>

> And if anyone thinks this link totally inappropriate

> to this group, please feel free to email me privately,

> okay?

>

> greenfury2004

>

> Cheers everyone.

>

> gf

>

> =====

> gf

> -----

> 'My hair is gray, but not with years, / Nor grew it white / in a single

night.'

> (George Gordon Lord Byron)

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Messenger.

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I grew a very successful container garden several years back. I bought #10 cans

of tomatoes (had loads of tomato sauce & veggie stew, lol), saved them, poked

holes in the bottom & had them on my deck. Loads of herbs, tomatoes, flowers,

cukes - I don't even remember what else at this point! It was actually easier

because there was basically no weeding! Good luck! Beth

 

GreenFury <greenfury2004 wrote:Another Off Topic post from yours

truly ;=)

 

Lovely sunny morning here which reminds me that many

of you are avid gardeners and will be looking forward

to a weekend digging around etc. (Not me, I'm afraid:

I'm gonna have to learn how to grow veggies in a

balcony pot - a whole different topic! ;=))

 

A member has kindly passed this link on to us. Be

warned, it is *not* vegetarian-friendly, but it has

some very very nice garden sections which should be

helpful to many ;=) Just ignore all that stuff that

offends, as you have to do so often, okay?

 

And if anyone thinks this link totally inappropriate

to this group, please feel free to email me privately,

okay?

 

greenfury2004

 

Cheers everyone.

 

gf

 

=====

gf

-----

'My hair is gray, but not with years, / Nor grew it white / in a single night.'

(George Gordon Lord Byron)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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http://messenger./

 

 

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What a great idea, Beth ;=) I like it because it recycles the cans and prevents

the unnecessary purchase of . . . . blah blah blah *lol*

 

We use tomatoes daily - crazy about them - so that'd be no hardship for us.

And of course at certain times of the year it is more practical to buy them in

cans - especially for some dishes.

 

Shall chat to you later, maybe? It's a bit late to start now, I guess, and we

have

just moved in the last two months so . . . But for sure I am going to try it!!!

We

haven't had a balcony in ages, and now I have one at the front *and* back.

Dunno what the squirrels and neighbourhood cats will make of my growies,

but we'll see ;=)

 

Thanks for the support! Good woman!!!

 

gf

 

, Beth Renzetti <

elmothree2000> wrote:

> I grew a very successful container garden several years back. I bought #10

cans of tomatoes (had loads of tomato sauce & veggie stew, lol), saved them,

poked holes in the bottom & had them on my deck. Loads of herbs, tomatoes,

flowers, cukes - I don't even remember what else at this point! It was actually

easier because there was basically no weeding! Good luck! Beth

>

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