Thread: In the Garden 2016

Originally Posted by gssixgun

I officially have gone slightly over the edge

Scooping up piles of Moose Drops and tossing them onto the garden

Now you can raise Hops and make your own Moose Drool Beer

Anyone put in any thought into or maybe even using a BTE or modified BTE system

Has it worked for you ???

I watched the vids & read the articles out there and it seems to almost too easy


Thoughts Ideas Negatives ?????

Originally Posted by gssixgun

Anyone put in any thought into or maybe even using a BTE or modified BTE system

Has it worked for you ???

I watched the vids & read the articles out there and it seems to almost too easy


Thoughts Ideas Negatives ?????

What's a BTE? Tc

Back to Eden

A system that utilizes Woodchips pretty cool reads and Vids

You can do the searches with just BTE also

I'm an avid organic gardener. Spring is almost here and I'm excited.

Ordered my tomato seeds this morning.

Tomato Growers Supply Company:

All heirloom.
1884
Aker's West Virginia
Beefsteak

We'll get the rest of the stuff from local nurseries.

I bought some seeds recently as well but they are not legal in many states.

I am going to plant next week since we are getting 80 degree days I am going to plant the usual pepper, tomatoes, etc along with somthing new for me- watermelon!

Originally Posted by gssixgun

Back to Eden

A system that utilizes Woodchips pretty cool reads and Vids

You can do the searches with just BTE also

Interesting - I hadn't heard of that before. It looks similar in some ways to some of the permaculture techniques that a buddy is hoping to start using this year. The theory seems to me to make a great deal of sense (to me at least), and I'm game for trying anything that keeps things simple, low-maintenance, and pesticide-free. I think I'll give this some thought too. This will be my second growing season in my house, so I don't want to drop the garden ball like I did last year!

Automatic Fertilizer Dispensers were switched on tonight at sunset