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Any tips on how to keep indoor mint alive year round? I tried growing chocolate mint in a trough-style planter (about 5-6" deep, and about 10-13" long) but it only lasted about 4 months. Not sure what I did wrong. I watered it regularly (not waterlogging it), and placed it in a window that got...
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Below 0, almost 2 ft of snow..That's Minnesota! LOL
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Really? How would I know for sure?
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Adding compost to your garden helps alot. Also, if you know someone who keeps rabbits, you could ask them for some of the rabbit droppings, it makes wonderful garden fertilizer and you can easily make a fertilizer "tea" by soaking the droppings(in a cheesecloth sack) in a bucket of water for...
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I live in the country, and we have alot of wild animals around our house. Back about 8 yrs. ago, We had squirrels all the time, getting into our bird houses, messing around our yard, eating our young lettus, you know, being squirrels!:rolleyes: Well, we have not seen any squirrels or had any...
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I am wondering how to take cuttings from strawberry plants. Do I just cut the runner off? And then how do I put it into its own container? Thanks.:)
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Is it possible to grow them in MN? I would love them to be house plants, but in the winter, it gets rather chilly in the house, between 50's and 60's. Is it possible to grow them at those temps? Any tips if it is possible? Thanks!:D
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Hi everyone! I just signed up here, and here is my first question!
It's about Marigolds as a companion in a veggie garden. I'm wondering what is the best type?
I usually buy Burpee brand seeds, do they sell non-hybrid marigolds?
Thanks!:D
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