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Hello and welcome!
I have two earth boxes and have had mixed results. I live in an area that cooks in the summer so have found them most useful in a semi-shaded area. Everything I've planted in them does pretty well but little frogs love to live in the watering tubes.
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Valueseeds.com is no more:(
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I buried one of my chickens today too. Her name was "Hershey" and she was six years old. She was a funny girl who always sang when she talked. I will miss her.
Randy,you are a sweetie to rehome your puter to someone who's never had one! They are going to have a lot of fun.
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Oh my! I adore the Thomas Edison...just gorgeous!
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I soak mine in cool water with a teaspoon of salt per cup of water for an hour. Drain,place on nonstick cookie sheet. Sprinkle with popcorn or sea salt or desired spices. Roast for 15 mins,stir and continue roasting at 250F (121C) until dry and golden.
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Hi there and welcome.
I'm not sure of its chemical properties but was told by my local fire department not to put it into my compost pile. They said ash was fine but creosote was a no-no.
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Can you tell me why the streets are so clean in old Westerns? Even in the modern west we are plagued by red dust and mud!
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Okay, how can you be saving when you buy something.....on sale?
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Sunflower3,
I compost paper towels that were used for spills but never the ones used for protein products (such as wiping up a dropped egg or micro cooking bacon. It can sour the compost and attract vermin. Dried egg shells are fine though and the worms LOVE them. I keep a separate compost pile...
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KyaD,
I have a goldfish plant thats limping along....do you want me to try to root some cuttings?
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