drsmurto
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My first crack at a 3 sisters planting. Corn, climbing beans and pumpkin. 1 week between the pictures. Not too shabby.
Are those black discs upturned flower pot dishes and what are hey for?My first crack at a 3 sisters planting. Corn, climbing beans and pumpkin. 1 week between the pictures. Not too shabby. View attachment 114489View attachment 114490
Worm farms. Basically a flower pot with the saucer used as a lid to keep birds out.Are those black discs upturned flower pot dishes and what are hey for?
Wasps have almost single handedly saved me from using insecticide on my entire garden this season, including the hops. It's been great.Another thing I noticed, I have three capsicum plants in the screen house, to let more cooler air in I opened the door, all three capsicums have aphids, a wasp came in and started devouring the aphids. I knew that wasps were carnivores, never thought about letting them loose on the aphids.
Ive been growing these mild chillies from South Africa called Peppadew.
They are actually trademarked, somehow I got myself seeds, and I grew them.
Several plants were one metre high before the missus pruned them for winter, thats why I have no photos.
I have some seeds if anyone is interested.
They are a lovely unique chilly, very nice on pizzas.
Does it have much heat? I have dropped off the manufactured hot chillies plus one crop of chillies lasts for 2 or 3 years, I dry them my wife freezes them. I would be interested just for curiosity's sake.Ive been growing these mild chillies from South Africa called Peppadew.
They are actually trademarked, somehow I got myself seeds, and I grew them.
Several plants were one metre high before the missus pruned them for winter, thats why I have no photos.
I have some seeds if anyone is interested.
They are a lovely unique chilly, very nice on pizzas.
Does it have much heat? I have dropped off the manufactured hot chillies plus one crop of chillies lasts for 2 or 3 years, I dry them my wife freezes them. I would be interested just for curiosity's sake.
They don't look quite like Tomatoes on the left...Just started getting tomatoes off the vines, cucumbers, beans, water cress, lettuce, and basil also producing well.
Cherokee Purple tomato got the seeds from USA this year.
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Hibiscus Cannabinus, Kenaf, Indian Hemp. Leaves are full of protein and iron related to the Ocra plant.They don't look quite like Tomatoes on the left...
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