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    Anyone do Aquaponics?

    I've got a while before mine is started - I just started a new job so it's keeping me busy right now. But I'm gonna be working with a 1100 gallon fish tank, and I'm also gonna make a sump tank that's roughly 500 gallons for back flow. I got my pump, and a few of my liners for the Beds, I have my...
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    Back with community garden questions

    Maybe with the section towards the back that drops 5 feet down, throw up a nice grape arbor (I used the wrong word, but I'm talking about the way farmers grow grapes), and let people have a plot for some grapes, or just grow them and donate the grapes to a local food bank.
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    Was trying to get a close up on my black berries, but as you can see I'm gonna have a few this season.
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    What are you are looking at is my jungle of Tomatoes, radishes, and a grape tree!
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    Mints - Yeah yeah!

    Thing about stevia is it's an annual at least here, so I would be without the sweetener. I've been using pure cane sugar, it's not much better than processed sugar but at least the minerals and other nutrients isn't being extracted and bleached. I was gonna let the mints go wild cause after...
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    Mints - Yeah yeah!

    I have an isolated bed and I just dehydrated some lemon balm and after realizing how much I liked processing it so I can brew a hot tea, I was thinking of going wild. It's a 2 foot by 8 foot bed that is isolated from the others and am not worried if they populate the bed heavily. These are what...
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    A friendly reminder

    I was talking about global warming. I think it's a highly debatable subject that's usually tossed in with politics. So when I see it I always make a direct association with politics and someone was talking about it in general, and I just wanted to make sure if I commented on the post that I...
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    A friendly reminder

    I brought it up because it was in the general questions being referenced and I wasn't sure if it was allowed since I find it highly political and didn't want to chime an opinion against it and get banned, not like it really matters. I didn't join the forum to debate political stuff anyways, just...
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    A friendly reminder

    I was looking to see if any rules have been created regarding global warming as I kinda feel it's political and was wondering if there is any rules related? iPhone Typos
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    Edible companion plants for Blueberries?!

    I'll check into the ground cherries as I remember the YouTube guy I followed was talking about them. Right now though I've ordered about $20 worth of marigolds, petunias, and nasturtium to plant. All of which from what I've read and edible and tasty. Not sure about the petunias taste but they...
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    Edible companion plants for Blueberries?!

    I've purchased a bunch of petunias seeds, I'm a big fan of color (because of the antioxidants) and it's just a nice thing to look at. Any opinions on how I should start these? I know how to germinate them indoors, but I was thinking if I'm going to expect them to survive with the blueberries I...
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    Edible companion plants for Blueberries?!

    Reading many posts and different forums really didn't give me a good enough lead besides: Melastomas and rhododendrons (which are not edible). Melastomas appear from what I'm reading to be a tropical plant. The reason I want to companion plant is because there is a lost of unused space around...
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    Any tips on heated compost?

    To be honest I've never had an issue with drainage, my beds never have puddles on them, and when I dig down about 1-2 inches it's always moist, but not moist enough to squeeze water out (I haven't tried, it may be something to consider).
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    curious about what you are curious about

    Why does cities create municipal code against front yard gardens? That's my one question, though I think it's answered already and that's because it doesn't look "good."
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    Utilizing obvious space!

    Once the beans start shooting off it should look pretty cool covered in cucumbers and pinto beans. The door isn't sagging or anything yet but if it does I may use cabling inside the door to make sure it stays straight otherwise the latch doesn't work all that great.
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    Any tips on heated compost?

    Mine are on drip irrigation and probably get 1/4 gallon of water each day. I'm gonna see if that's enough or too much. Everything I grow is on irrigation cause I know I'll forget if I had to manually water.


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