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What have you planted recently?
- Thread starter Gilgamesh
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Comeflyaway
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Since I stopped smoking and the electric bill is allready going through the roof ,I only dream of planting an attic full of ....
lmao. If my bf wasn't in the army and if it was legal... he'd do the same ;-)
Contrary to popular belief, it isn't entirely legal here either.
Barry: can't you just put some in the backyard?
Barry: can't you just put some in the backyard?
barryboek
New Member
I am afraid I will have to stick to dreaming about ....Finally succeeded to stop smoking (16 month) dont fancy to start all over again .:sad:
Disenthral
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Sofia
New Member
within a couple weeks??? damn...what did you give them??
Water?
And they're still green, I've planted yellow tomatoes, ordinary red ones, and romas (which are also red).
Sofia
New Member
oh wait...not by seed I assume then? still pretty good....and get some pics....there is a serious shortage on pics of anything around here
How long does it take you to smoke all 500? Do you do cigars or cigarettes?
I'm so excited! This weekend I will be planting my first attempt at a vegetable garden. I'm going to try some tomato's, peppers, green onions, collards and some other green leafies and maybe some cucumbers. Probably some herbs too.
My yard is 100% sand so I had to have someone dig a big trench along my wall and bring in some garden soil. I wish I could just dig a hole and plant stuff but I have to excavate any area I want to use for planting.
My yard is 100% sand so I had to have someone dig a big trench along my wall and bring in some garden soil. I wish I could just dig a hole and plant stuff but I have to excavate any area I want to use for planting.
Can't you do a raised bed garden?
I don't know much about gardening. Wouldn't that require building a containment system to keep the beds in place? That sounds like a big investment in material. Unless there is a way of raising a bed I don't know about, which is most definitely possible.
Okay, one day, one sore back and one sunburn later......tahdahhhhh!
Tomorrow I have to drive down the stakes a little more and run a little bit of twine between them for a trellis (sp?) I got a little of everything. Lots of herbs and green onions. The poles are for green beans and cucumbers and I did some green peppers and a local variety of eggplant. One bush tomato and one cherry.
Tomorrow I have to drive down the stakes a little more and run a little bit of twine between them for a trellis (sp?) I got a little of everything. Lots of herbs and green onions. The poles are for green beans and cucumbers and I did some green peppers and a local variety of eggplant. One bush tomato and one cherry.
Yeah, you will need to build a structure but it seems to me that would be less work than digging out a trench.
Those look lovely, sparkchaser. It's definitely something to consider for future projects. It creates a nice, tidy looking garden. I definitely see the benefits. I have a very rocky spot that this would work perfectly for. You'd need a jack hammer to get through it. A raised bed would work perfectly there. Wood is very expensive here but so is hiring somebody for a day to dig a trench so I think it would even out.