Posted on 03/27/2015 1:25:20 PM PDT by greeneyes
Good question. I am needing to be flexible this summer and not be tied down to a garden. On top of that, with classes and some of the other projects, I don’t want to get a bunch of experiments started only to have to sacrifice them.
We started the celery root on a whim, and can probably handle that easily as an indoor potted plant.
While I would like to immediately try out some of the things I’m learning in class, and that might be better, I just don’t have time this year! I’m focusing on just collecting the data.
Cluster Bean (Gawar) - those might come in handy in hard times.
Anytime you buy a bag of dried beans at the grocery store, save back a few to try in the garden.
If the weather isn’t kind or you can’t get to your pole beans, the immature seeds inside a damaged skin can be cooked and eaten.
Copied and saved, thank you!
Those are both great tips! Thanks!
You are welcome! I hope they help.
I outsourced some of my ceramics, since I know I won't have a ceramic furnace here now or in the future... I need to do the same with some of the metal casting bucket list. I may be able to do that if I live through the next year or so, but there are a few things I'll have to outsource.
Oh well. I've got time to do a search now.
/johnny
You are welcome! Those kilns can be big buck!
I hope you guys get the rain you need in the proper amounts! At the proper times!
I saw this on youtube, and thought it was kinda preppery..
bottle tower garden- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuykRRspWOY
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