[Underdude]

Up where?

[Assassin42]

MN

[Mrknot]

Just found a great company that sells bulk packs of different variety heirloom seeds tailored for the specific region you live in.
The seeds are sealed in a can and they claim they will last, sealed, for up to 40 yrs.
If you want the web address, PM me, and if I am at my real computer, I can get you a link...

[Bob]

Seeds?
What kind of seeds?
Jamaican?
Colombian?
Hawaiian?

[Underdude]

Alaskan......

[Bob]

Alaskan?
Who knew...

[Underdude]

They call it Thunder F*ck. I've seen it in clinics here.

[Bob]

Clinics...
My doctor said she would write me a scrip but it would do me no good.
In some ways this is a good state to live in and in some ways it sucks.

[Assassin42]

Garden time again. If you haven't already started your seeds indoors for seedlings, now is the time.

[Vorpal]

DarthJoe8, on 09 July 2011 - 08:15 AM, said:

I grow lots of things.

Raspberries
Strawberries
Blueberries
Concord Grapes
White Grapes

Macintosh Apples
Granny Smith
Cherries
Peaches
I plan on planting pears in the future, maybe some others....

Basal
Oregano
Parsley
Tyme
Chives
Horseradish
Garlic
Sunflowers

Potato
Plum tomato
Grape tomato
Squash
Bell peppers
Pumpkins
Cucumbers

I'm sure I'm forgetting some...

I have plans on expansion.

ATZ meeting point at DJ's during the zombie apocalypse, right? Right?

[Assassin42]

looks lite on veggies

[Vorpal]

Maybe, but it'll do.

[MorganaLeFaye]

Next year I am planning on trying to make a 'tub' garden in my back yard. I have a small area that gets sunlight most of the day, on my patio. I am thinking about getting several galvanized washtubs, placing them on the patio and planting carrots and onions, maybe potatoes (these are the only veggies I really like) and see if it's possible to grow over the summer enough to make it worthwhile to do on a yearly basis.

[Assassin42]

Everyone have their gardens planned and started yet?

[Lian]

I've been thinking about building myself a greenhouse in the backyard this year. I'm also definitely going to have to grow myself some more Tobacco too. Those cigars I rolled last year were yummy. Not sure what all else I'm going to grow yet though. Gonna have to be something relatively low maintenance though because I just don't have as much time on my hands as I did last year since I've got the second business to run on my hands now.

[MrOrange]

I got my garden in a couple of weeks ago. I got some good fertilizer from a friend who runs a dairy farm lol.

So far I have planted

Watermelon
Corn
Tomatoes
Green Peppers
Cabbage
Romaine Lettuce
Brussel Sprouts
Peas
Green Beans
Cauliflower
Cucumbers
Cantaloupes
Garlic
Turnips, in mid July

I'll try and post a pic of it sometime, I'm really proud of the corn it's coming up really well.

[Lian]

Still haven't got along to building the greenhouse yet but my plums trees are already starting to make some nice size fruits. The grapes are coming along nicely, and everything in my "Pizza Garden" is growing like weeds. Squirrels have ravaged my peach and pear tree's though so I'm not hopeful on those.

[kiltedninja]

Im stationed in the desert, and my girlfriend's apartment doesnt have much space for veggies, so looks like Im screwed there.

[MrOrange]

Well I think its been about a month since I planted everything. Seems like all of the plants have taken off really well, except the green beans only half of them came up. The tomatoes and corn are doing excellent!

[Faran Brigo]

I'm often surprised at how much space you guys have in your homes up north. I couldn't fit half of all that in my backyard if I got rid of the two trees (and one of them being a fruit tree this might be counterproductive).

Still, looks like the crops are growing nicely Mr. Orange. It actually makes me want to try to grow a little food for myself, apocalypse or not.