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sounds good.

yesterday wind broke my young fig tree low around the base :hit there are 10+ figs on the tree. I tied it till I find out how to fix it. maybe it is not worth it by I'll try anyway. I am thinking to screw it. that is the only "strong" solution.

keep it more loose. it looks like shower hose that breaks up easily if pushed hard.

crashing eggs help to decompose faster unless my dogs come to visit, lol.

you must be teasing me. I still cannot plant wisteria as I have to finish my house first then decorate the garden. in my situation I need to put irrigation lines first if I want to have anything green. I simply cannot run with buckets (1 and 1/2 acre) in summer heat.

at my old place I had bought 2 trumpet vines, 1 with small flowers and another one with the big ones. I always struggled in summer to water it enough to survive. it was good by the fence for privacy.

I feel your pain. last year my dogs destroyed a lot of my tomatoes to get unhatched eggs I buried under them. this year I will bury only whole eggs as they don't stink and dogs don't smell them.

I planted oaxaca corn (about 40) in a sunken bed and "naked green seed" squash/pumpkin around. I could not find the name in english. so 2 sisters are in. also transplanted a red current. unfortunately black current died. I wish I could do more gardening but chicks have hatched, now 1 turkey...

as I live in a windy area I always plant 2 peppers next to each other then leave some space before planting the other 2. that way they support each other on a windy day.

I know nothing about goats. that didn't stop me getting 4 of them, lol. (wanted 2, had a chance to get 3 for price of 2, the last one was a swap for a pair of chocolate muscovy ducks).

laughing at this, not the leak and freeze dryer, lol.

yellow.

in my hot enough climate spinach/lettuce/brassica/... are fall/winter crops.

you need my chickens. after them not a single root would remain.

I had to google snakeweed. just to find out I've got tons of it.

his dogs wouldn't last here. we have too many dog haters who "feed" them.

they don't fruit in winter. I had tomatoes for 2 years and peppers for 3. they don't have many fruits if kept so long, so not really worth it. also tomatoes don't taste good in cool weather.

till the first serious opportunity, lol.

eggplants are perennial here. in case of heavy snow they do need some protection.