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Comments (17)Rabbits! They ate my newly planted eggplant and I think they ate a tomato plant. Although that would be odd, they usually don't bother the tomatoes. I'm not sure how they're getting in anymore since I reinforced the fence this spring. I've filled in the holes under the fence when I've seen them, but they would have had to have gotten in last night since I only planted the eggplant yesterday....See MorePlse Add your Location next to your Zone
Comments (9)Mindy has voiced her frustration about this issue on more than one occasion and l believe she has a valid point. I do think however that her frustration may be misdirected I think it should be addressed to Garden Web powers that be directly, after all the fix is so easy if when a new member is completing their profile for the first time zone and region was mandatory this would not be an issue. Mindy I would suggest you contact GW and make that suggestion or write a post giving members instructions on how they can add their zone and region feel free to edit for clarity what I have written below. If you are a woman with a mission you might post those instructions on each and every forum, or at least those you spend time at. Katy At the very bottom of this page in the green bar select Member Services This will open GardenWeb Members page, select If you are a member already, please log in! (note that you may need to do this even if you are already logged in) This will open your Members page, select Edit Your Personal Information, Page, and Preferences (note you will be asked to log in againÂwhat can I say itÂs GardenWeb) you will now be able to edit your member profile. Below gender you can add your Garden Zone and region (mine for example is z7aMA.) If you do not know what your zone is now would be a good time for you to find out and GW makes this easy by providing a link Find Your Zone enter your zip code and wala GardenWeb will tell you what your zone isÂ...See MoreThere's nothing more fun than growing your own Avocado Tree!
Comments (5)I love this kind of supermarket gardening! Others I have tried with success--as long as your local grocery story supplies the produce: mango (easy) sugar cane (even easier) dates (pits need bottom heat to hasten germination) loquat "Eriobotra japonica"(fruit can be found around June in more gourmet/specialty produce markets--at least here) Guava (mine has flowered and fruited in a container) Ginger (easy) Taro and related tropical tubers ("Elephant ears"; easy) coconut (you need an unhusked, fresh coconut, sandy soil, heat and patience--can take up to 6 months just to germinate) And many others.. Happy shopping!...See MoreHAVE: Free Passiflora unrooted cuttings--please add yours
Comments (4)My cuttings have found homes. I just wanted to direct people to a fantastic set of directions I stumbled across for sending cuttings and plants in the mail. From Ian Webb's site. Here is a link that might be useful: Ian Webb's Posting Details...See Morelgmd_gaz
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