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just had a fantastic idea, why not turn invasive species into biofuels?
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very well stated, agreed. so id put the figure at "priceless",
especially as the price of food becomes outrageous, and people will
have to start deciding between golf courses, ball fields and eating
food that doesnt cost $20 a pound.
On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 5:57 PM, Don Boekelheide <[EMAIL PROTECTE
I can attest that it would be almost essential to have an 8' high fence but
not for deer but to reduce vandalism. Eight-foot high chain link fence -
maybe $4K or so? Water hookup cost would depend on situation and urban
area.
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und our brassicas to keep the silly groundhogs
out anyway. Great fertilizer, too, once you get pastthe stink. Linda
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Hi, all,
In today's Charlotte Observer, there was a nice featur-y story about community
gardens in our parks, with lots about my 'home' cg, at Reedy Creek Park. The
reporter, however, quoted our local horticulture extension agent saying a
garden costs $6,000-$10,000 to start, mostly for fencin
Yes--please, please, please.
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#x27; outlook, he always warns of
>> invasiveness. No warning on this one.
>> Don't forget that every "heirloom tomato" is foreign, as are virtually
>> all of our edible crops except corn, some beans and some squash.
>> ---McG
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I believe what 'john doe' means is that he is tired of people contacting
him to complain about the unfortunate situation he has caused by his
inappropriate escalation of this affair to the entire community. Can I
recommend that we all just let this thing drop and stop adding to the
threa
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Yes, leave "john" be. We have bigger fish to fry!
---McG
PS: I don't believe the annoying "administrator" is coming from the CGA; I
think its someone's email account; maybe a University filter or something.
We've all been called sexist, racist, etc.
let all be fine and well,
please consider this a warning that i will not accept any email to my
personal account. so forget that you ever knew it!
as we know gardeners can be opinionated people, and my inbox is now
being flooded with spam, because i respectfully handled a "shaky"
situation. the p
thanks for your ideas and i appreciate the effort and work that you do.
the frames are really simple to construct.
first you set up three or four poles (you can use either, and use
recycled wood or long branches) directly over the plants and staple
6ml plastic to the poles (leaving one corner u
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Go to: www.dirtdoctor.com and he discusses a new deer solution. Organic,
etc.
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Are any of the list members in the Houston area? I'd like to join a
community garden here just to learn and would appreciate any direction.
thanks!
Rue Lynn
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So far this morning its 'administrator' has deemed my messages racist and
sexist--perhaps the only two character flaws I lack. What is up with this?
It this "content filter" a Yankees fan
---McG
PS: Oh no--now a slur on the geographically chall
Karen--this really is news to me. Yes, Nicandra is native to Peru, as is its
first cousin the tomato (also invasive in its cherry tomato form!), but my
good buddy and favorite Crazy Man, David T. of J. L. Hudson seeds, assures
me it has been grown by American farmers to keep flies down around t
Don reminds me of the 'Tri-Cities' area (Abingdon, Va, Bristol, TN, etc.) I
just visited. I was guest speaker at their VA Garden Faire this Spring (my
Public Radio show went on the air there a couple years ago and they went
absolutely nuts for it). HUGE local food movement--thriving Farmer's
Ma
sorry to hear it (in what area do you so toil, Gene?).
It really is huge around me--not just in big-town Philly (where I
understand the ML baseball park stocks great local beers from the Victory
brewery [Hop Devil--it's the best!] that some folks are continuing to enjoy
in October) but also
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Firstly I want to say that I too miss Adam Hongiman, very much. He provided
very valuable support and encouragement to struggling community gardens and
gardeners in North America. He was in New York and here I am in the center of
the continent in Winnipeg. Yet we got to know each other through
Another good way to extend the season is with WALLS OF WATER. These are for
only a few weeks.
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Good posts on increased interest, thanks! (I've been busy getting the fall
gardens in, so I missed the past few day's exchanges Mike referred to - can't
heat garden beds with firey rhetoric, anyway.)
Yes, there's greater interest in the Carolina Piedmont, both in community
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