Bellow is my next
seed haul- I wanted to do a experiment what would be lest costly. So I went to www.OSCseeds.com and ordered some quick to
grow vegetables. But also a but of a treat for myself- a big bag of bee
friendly flowers-
I plan on using the
seeds to mix into a pulp of paper to make some seed bombs- that video will be
out later in the week (whenever I get the seeds)
The selection online
definitely is something to be attracted too, as not a lot of people can go to a
hardware store and pick up a wide seed variety. But the hardware/garden store
is convenient.
Please join me in
watching the garden grow as we continue our experiments in growing
sustainably-
If you find you are
late buying seeds please use my list bellow as a guide on what to plant.
As you can see I
ordered a lot of squash- ( I plan on canning them and selling them at a market)
I'm a bit of a
Squash nut- but for good reason- you could prepare and store squash in almost
unambitious ways. There is gnocchi, pastas, powdered and put into bread ,
steamed ,canned, pureed, and roasted. My mouth is watering just thinking of it-
plus I have many different ways to plant squashes. My favorite being the Dump
and plant method.
Squash are natural
composting super houses. So if you have a very anaerobic compost pile just
remove the "hardware" ( the bin) leave the pile where it is - cover
with some black earth- dose not have to be very much and then mulch/dirty hay.
Then plant.
I guarantee you will
have the happiest gourds you have ever seen.
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