twoofakind12 yahoo. I also have blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries …and containers of thyme, basil, lavender, oregano, and rosemary. I say mostly because I have used 7 dust occasionally on squash bugs..

I really dont like those things. I dont have space or sun for much of a garden at my house, but I decided to rejoin a community garden a few miles from my house. I also plant all sorts of veggies around two sides of my house and I have a small 8×12 garden bed that I also plant in.

Its got a whole lot of hardneck garlics in it at the moment.. I also will grow a few things in large pots.

Its time. We moved into this house in the fall and it came with 2 large garden beds! Had poor results with garden for last 2 years. Will try this summer after letting dirt rest for a year. Planted tomatoes in pots on deck with limited success.

Have lettuce and carrots in ground already. Soon other seeds can be planted. PS: Squirrels eat lettuce! Found them laying in the planter boxes munching on my lettuce.

They are a challenge. I would love to sample this product. My husband, daughter and I just purchased the stuff needed for us to plant our first raised bed garden this spring. I am so looking forward to having fresh corn and purple hull peas, especially!

We are going to be planting veggies for the first time in 8 years. Praying this year is a success so we can expand next year. I would love to try this! Just came in from a beautiful 65 degree day in New York; I had been turning over the soil in the garden my husband is expanding. And look what post I ran into?!

We are expanding the veggie garden just a bit and would love to try this product. Happy garden dreams! I just moved to Georgia where I am a stay at home mom for the first time. I will be planting rosemary and beef steak tomatoes tomorrow.

I then plan on purchasing banana peppers, bell peppers, jalapenos and zucchini to plant as well. I also have rose bushes that came with the house. I am trying for a garden for the first time. I am going to try for tomatos and zucchini.

If I am successful with those two then next year I will add to it. Last year we had raised beds, this year we are having a real garden and planting a lot more to help save on the food bill. We are thinking we will need to do mainly container gardening, with hopefully a few raised beds.

We just have to figure out how to protect the plants from the javalinas and deer. Growing tons of lettuce. The plan is to keep the rabbits out of the garden this year.

Our other goal is to improve the soil! This product is right up our alley! My husband and I just bought a new home so we are cleaning out all of the flower beds and garden and starting over. It is a 4×8, because our yard is so small.

We have a water source nearby, so it was well watered. Maybe it should have been fertilized. I would love to give this product a try. I need to get my soil ready. Your email address will not be published. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

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