Posts Tagged ‘pots’
What can I plant in the Midwest this time of year?
September 11th, 2011
I’m a little new to vegetable gardening – I’ve lived in apartments the past 10 years and haven’t had anywhere to plant one! I just moved into my first house (SOooo happy!), and I want to plant a big vegetable garden in my front yard (edible landscaping style).
Can I start anything now? I live in NE Kansas (which is on the edge of the eastern forested zone, for those who know about different climates). Right now it’s typical August weather – super hot and humid, lots of sun, very little rain. (We had a storm blow through (literally) last night – it lasted about 5 minutes and barely got the ground wet, but the wind managed to knock out power on the whole block and knock a tree branch down in my front yard!)
Also, I have 2 medium-sized tomato plants (about 1 1/2 feet tall) and a small pepper plant (about 3 inches tall) growing in pots. Should I put them in the ground, or leave them where they seem to be doing ok?
Thanks for the advice!
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When did Walmart get so GREEN?
August 14th, 2010
Vegetable plants in biodegradable pots,t-shirts partailly made with recycled plastic, Green Works to clean with,cold water Tide,( you can forget all that your grandmother told you about how well warm water washes clothes) and G.E."energy smart" bulbs just to name a few .Did Al Gore just buy tons of stock in Walmart?
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Tags: al gore, bulbs, clothes, cold water, grandmother, pots, quot, stock, vegetable plants, walmart, warm water, water tide, water washes |
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