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Onions yes...Never have tried Carrots..but I would say if they are still tiny ...you should have no problem if you just plant them right in the soil as is
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here most days...where did you go?
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Hey to you Winter. Jump in and get you hands dirty
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are they like the corpse plant?
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Hello Anne Nice to see you
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Randy I have a lady who will buy the peppers . I was going to try one in a batch of salsa just for you sir ;-)
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WOW! great looking garden .... all my ghost pepper plans died when I transplanted them outside...the weather here go so weird.. I have a friend that is to send more seeds. So I may just grow them inside
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hello and welcome...I have never gardened on a balcony so I have no help for you..ENJOY! the place
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In the past the chicken wire worked wonderfully ....also cyan pepper has never failed for me...so not sure what more to tell you
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Hey Ben, I am also in Oregon...Santiam Canyon area..
Oregon is strawberry country
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WOW!!! just beautiful...I so enjoy seeing all the blooms..
:D
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Was doing a little research on this subject and came across the idea of scattering pine cons or needles...tiny twigs or pebbles on top of the soil..if the soil is prickly and uncomfortable to dig in or walk on they will want to use as a little box.. you can also put a piece of chicken wire on...
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The wood makes nice fire wood. we had one go down last year in a storm.. It was so pretty ...do miss it in the yard
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