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what breed of ducks do you have? I've heard that khaki campbell ducks don't ruin garden.

if you have a lot of catnip (nepeta cataria) you can dry it and sell as a herbal tea for women who have fertility issues. that "weed" makes wonders.

okra does better if direct seeded. be very careful when transplanting.

cold or too much water?

small area to bother. I put a pallet and a long piece of styrofoam. transplanted some tomatoes, peppers and eggplants. ok at the moment. when plants grow big my dogs don't enter the garden. I still have some leaks and kale so watering and waiting for the new plants to grow.

I need to protect my garden from my puppies. I am thinking to put net for climbing veggies and plant tomatoes next to it. :fl as my dogs are crazy.

they are not invasive in my climate. we have to water them here. I would like to have wisteria like this (internet pic):

I have both + 10 others + milk thistle. I am thinking how to bring my goats to take care of that. the overgrown area is not fenced and they might easily damage my garden and trees.

did it rain heavily when they bloomed? that's my problem here. when they bloom we should not water it a lot either.

I had to google it, lol. I grew up eating tons of green butter lettuce. as I didn't drink much milk neither ate much cheese as a kid I believe butter lettuce helped me build strong bones. they are packed with calcium. my grandparents used a lot of limestone to break up heavy clay soil...

we don't have names for varieties but that lettuce is my favourite. nursery I buy plants and seeds from is wright next to pet feed store. when I go to buy dog/cat food I usually come back with some plant/tree/seeds, lol.

my kids eat dirt as well. are they missing some nutrient? they have goat mineral and vitamin blocks all the time.

I have black beauty and some yellow. I plan to plant 1 variety first and about 3 months later when it is done I will plant another one. that way they don't cross pollinate.

I didn't plant corn. nights are still cold here and I don't want to waste my precious seeds (oaxaca green). we had some rain that brought us cold but not enough water.

we had rain yesterday. it was cold as well but my seedlings in pots survived.

we have a proverb: every obstacle is for a good cause. without those 2 horses you wouldn't got to know that family well.

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I need something invasive around the fence. goji berry is on top of my list. snakes are coming out so irrigation system on the last part of my plot has to wait. we expect another rainy and cold day so gardening has been postponed too. 6 goslings hatched, muscovie ducklings should be hatched...

cute. had to google hampbars. we don't have them here.

is there any shade loving plant/shrub that you can grow there?