Re: who's startin' to grow?!
Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2016 9:39 pm
gotta get some raspberries shoots from my grandparents and let them get wild!! also. weed 
space6oy wrote:weather here in the midwest of USA is what tends to be tricky about seeds. it's almost may and for all we know it might snow next week.Dowi wrote:You know seeds aren't that hard, but you have to start with some easy ones.
I was about to say the same thing, frist time i planted mine it was terrbile, barely managed to eat one or two and then threw them all away, but now they are quite good.aens_wife wrote:Asparagus is actually kind of a pain to get started. I planted mine years ago and am just now able to eat some of it. Once it gets going though, it is super easy.space6oy wrote: asparagus! i've gotta look into that...
though i hate the attack of asparagus piss.
I've felt this pain. Last fall when I harvested my tabasco peppers, I was pureeing them in the food processor and it going really unevenly so I took the cover off to mix it up by hand, and I gave it one little pulse with the cover still off. Bits of pureed tabasco pepper in my eyes. Party time.aedes wrote:space6oy wrote:fun story - i grew those once then rubbed my eye while dicing some.aedes wrote:habanero peppers
keep rubber gloves in my kitchen now.
oh god.
this is my first time with habaneros. i'm a little scared.
my mom grew pumpkins in the backyard when i was growing up. not sure i'd wanna do that, but it was always cool.fuzzonaut wrote:Yeah, I love to do that. I used to work as a "gardener" in my student days, so stuff actually grows.
Any type of tomato I can find, pumpkins, strawberries, raspberries, kiwi, fig, different types of salad, jalapenos, melons (still trying - never works), basil and the like .... and hemp.
another eye ouch!bigchiefbc wrote:I've felt this pain. Last fall when I harvested my tabasco peppers, I was pureeing them in the food processor and it going really unevenly so I took the cover off to mix it up by hand, and I gave it one little pulse with the cover still off. Bits of pureed tabasco pepper in my eyes. Party time.aedes wrote:space6oy wrote:fun story - i grew those once then rubbed my eye while dicing some.aedes wrote:habanero peppers
keep rubber gloves in my kitchen now.
oh god.
this is my first time with habaneros. i'm a little scared.![]()
You should try kiwi. It is actually similar to grapes as it likes to grow wrapping itself around stuff, you know pergola style. It also grows really fast.space6oy wrote:[
my mom grew pumpkins in the backyard when i was growing up. not sure i'd wanna do that, but it was always cool.
i've grown strawberries before, totally should do that again...
kiwi! that would be awesome! grew grapes at my old place before i moved, would be a neat switch.
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Most of my summer is dedicated to gardening. I work as little as I can and I play in the dirt.vidret wrote:man you guys got advanced.
I'm gonna name my son George "Wah Wah" Washington Chankgeez and send him to chop it down.space6oy wrote:i'm totally going to get a cherry tree someday...
another thing my fam had when i was a kid.
I was thinking about planting it, as far as I know you need one male plant and two females or something like that to make em grow correctly..am I wrong?fuzzonaut wrote:You should try kiwi. It is actually similar to grapes as it likes to grow wrapping itself around stuff, you know pergola style. It also grows really fast.space6oy wrote:[
my mom grew pumpkins in the backyard when i was growing up. not sure i'd wanna do that, but it was always cool.
i've grown strawberries before, totally should do that again...
kiwi! that would be awesome! grew grapes at my old place before i moved, would be a neat switch.
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I planted it last year, left it outside in the Swiss winter, wasn't too sure about that - but, no problem at all.
you're pregnant?Chankgeez wrote:I'm gonna name my son George "Wah Wah" Washington Chankgeez and send him to chop it down.space6oy wrote:i'm totally going to get a cherry tree someday...
another thing my fam had when i was a kid.