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Anybody from Northern Wisconsin? I like to share ideas that work and ideas that didn't, about vegies, perenials, fruits, whatever. More
As a new gardener I am plagued with the question of what should I plant and when should I do it. Does anyone know of a complete (or seemingly complete) list of veggies, fruits and herbs and when these plants should be planted? Sorry if this is a repeat question... More
How long and at what pressure do I can venison vegetable soup? I've only canned using fruits and vegetables that I could process in a boiling water bath until now. More
We are eliminating it. Post in Vegetables, Fruits, Seeds, or Controlling Pests, if you're lucky enough to be growing anything now. :D More
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im corious on depth needed fer the roots we have these strawberries growin actually right behind/next to me just thru the wall an im corious if i toss acouple fruits not good enough ta eat about fruits in the MIDDLE of winter (itd be an indoor plant i think) an… More
A friend gave us this plant a few weeks ago, and since this is our first year growing fruits/vegies beyond just tomatoes, I didn't know what it was at first. Originally I thought it was some kind of vegetable, but the leaves look like those that grow on melon plants. More
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Excuse the curiosity, but just what do the members preserve and why? I include freezing, canning, drying, pickling, et al. I have frozen vegetables (mostly mine), fruits (some mine). I can a lot of tomato products (salsas, soups (yum), ketchup, etc) In the next year I will be freezing and… More
Hello Everyone, I love eating all kinds of fruits, i keep all of the seeds.some of them have a hard shell and some don't if i plant them will they grow ? or do i have to crack the seed open or what. More
This is my first year growing butternut squash. Everything else in my garden is doing fine, and the squash IS flowering, but so fas as I can tell, each of the flowers is male. When should I start to see some fruits?? Thanks Rebecca More
Dear sir I'm a pistachio grower in Khorasan_e_ Razavi county of Islamic republic of Iran that have some problem with my orchard. My pistachio trees have seven years old and in the beginning of growth season they are very vigor and vegetative growth is excellent in march month to September… More
I don't understand what's going on with my Hubbard squash. Tons of healthy vines and huge blossoms - I've even seen bees busily working inside the blossoms. But no fruits are emerging. I have summer squash which are fruiting heavily. Has anyone experienced this? Any clues? Thanks! More
What do I need to do to produce more fruit on my strawberry plants?? I recently bought 2 plants from Meijer and right now they don't have flowers or fruit. How can I speed up the growth? Also, what is the best thing for keeping the animals away from them?… More
Hello all, I hapened on your site less than a week ago and after making several posts on other threads, just found the Introductions forum today . So, I thought i should post here and say hi. I have to admit that I haven't always liked gardening. Growing up, my… More
Discovered a few of these fruits growing on a tree in my backyard... my first guess was that they were pears, but i don't think they are. Anyone know? More
Hi everyone, does anybody know how to grow pamagranate? I have a small tree about three years old, it blooms pretty little red flowers all over but only gets 1 or 2 fruits. If anybody knows how to grow them please share. More
JessiePeaches has a rant in Mystery Plant ID. I would like to delete it but want another opinion. Look under Mutant Veggies/fruits. I am working today, so if you agree, go ahead and get rid of it. More
There is a great nursery not too far from where I live that has all kinds of tropical fruits. It has the best web-site for tropical plants I have ever seen. Here is a link to the site: http://www.tropicalfruitnursery.com/fruitproducts_ab.htm Even if you are not interested in purchasing, breeze through their… More
I have seen them advertised an have catalogs on them, but is it truely possible to marriage 5 diff fruits on one tree? I find it impossible because each fruit has its own function in a way, dont know else to put it. Does anyone have one of these or… More
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