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Originally Posted by pishposhappelsauce
....I get measured by the new person. I think this is affecting how my measurements are taken and also I don't feel as comfortable asking questions or sharing information. ....
This happened to me too today -- I know the new girl pulled the tapes tighter so I enjoyed all the "you lost on your.... today" -- except for the inch off the girls. I don't WANNA lose there!
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Originally Posted by mylastdiet
Has anyone been able to purchase frozen rhubarb lately? And those of you who garden, do you think this could be grown indoors? in a container near a window?
My neighbour just gave me some so I'm sooo excited but no, I don't think it's an "indoor" plant-- unless you want to give up your bath tub! Those babies get huge! Maybe as a starter plant a big pot could work... but make it a big one...
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Originally Posted by Johnsdeere
evemomma:
Morning everyone! Question for everyone since the topic of rhubarb came up. If you are growing a garden this year, what are you growing in your garden? My husband is a farmer (field corn/dehydrated onions) and last year on one of the corners of one of the fields my MIL grew a HUGE garden however; I want something closer to home and minimal to manage. I bought two raised garden bed kits that I'm planning to put together. I don't want too many veggies but, I'm going to plant zuchini, english cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes. My mom has a bumper crop of lettuce so no need there. I also have a HUGE planter that came with our house that has a raspberry bush in, my daughter loves raspberries.
Say NO to the raspberries or put them in a place they can run free that you don't care about. The stocks come up for ever and they are 'picky' to the touch so not very nice to deal with. We had some that bore fruit for 2 years only, and I've been dealing with the @#$% thorny stocks ever since!
Zuchinni also needs lots of space. One plant will take up a lot of room. Usually all the neighbours are trying to get rid of their zuchinni as you get a big yield from one plant. Have fun with your garden. I LOVE to plant snow peas when I garden as my boys just go and pick them off the vine and snack, and they are one veggie that never seems to go down in price.