I have birdbaths and 5 gallon buckets of water sitting everywhere in my yard. I also keep a buffet of seed for birds throughout the yard. The birds lack nothing. Except maybe tomatoes. Now I have supplied that for them. I had to keep the worm bin covered because I catch them in there eating my worms. At times, my yard is a wildlife refuge. There are plenty of grocery stores around me. If I am supposed to feed the animals than so be it.
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I have birdbaths and 5 gallon buckets of water sitting everywhere in my yard. I also keep a buffet of seed for birds throughout the yard. The birds lack nothing. Except maybe tomatoes. Now I have supplied that for them. I had to keep the worm bin covered because I catch them in there eating my worms. At times, my yard is a wildlife refuge. There are plenty of grocery stores around me. If I am supposed to feed the animals than so be it.
Phineas Freak
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Tomato, Chili
I never saw birds eat our tomatoes. Probably we have enough water and food for them around.
That toad is funny sitting in his pot. Nice start Littleleaf
Because of my situation i often start indoors and put the plants outdoors later. You seem to work with small greenhouses outdoors?
First day outside
:Tomato, Chili
I never saw birds eat our tomatoes. Probably we have enough water and food for them around.
That toad is funny sitting in his pot. Nice start Littleleaf
Because of my situation i often start indoors and put the plants outdoors later. You seem to work with small greenhouses outdoors?
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Phineas Freak
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Nice greenhouse Littleleaf. Inspiring
You have a tractor you can't fail. I use to have a t-shirt that said I would trade my wife for a Deere. I have know idea what happened to that shirt. I ain't got no Deere, either.
Hey can someone tell me what this is on the leaves of my tomatoes?
If you said bird shit you would be correct.
We measure rain this year in feet around here. There ain't a thirsty bird around here for hundreds of miles. They are camped out on my maters. I could have taken dozens of pics of bird shit. Look at that one leaf. It looks like a damn terradactyl shit his dinner in my garden.
If you said bird shit you would be correct.
We measure rain this year in feet around here. There ain't a thirsty bird around here for hundreds of miles. They are camped out on my maters. I could have taken dozens of pics of bird shit. Look at that one leaf. It looks like a damn terradactyl shit his dinner in my garden.
oti$
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Lettuce, spinach, kale, Brussels sprouts and some chives planted yesterday. Cauliflower, cabbage, peas, carrots, and some potatoes planted today.
Still got a lot of seed and space to fill. I've never really had a veggie garden, so I'm just trying to grow it all and see how it goes.
I'll be putting in some starts Monday and Tuesday
Tomatoes, squash, egg plant, cucumbers, zucchini and some other stuff. I have some herbs too. Its been a lot of work, but I'm having fun and I'm looking forward to eating food that I've grown myself.
oti$ save the pots for next year or donate them to some one who can use them again. I reuse them for years.
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Hashash
maybe you have bats? scrape it carefully off and use it as a fertilizer
cant be that bad, maybe its going to burn the leafs otherwise.
maybe its also a salamander but i dont know where you live
and thats about it with my ideas, good luck
gardener60
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Here are a few picks of my container garden. I used some walmart bags as grow bags as you can see they worked. From left to right my hydro lettuce, garlic, squash, egyptian walking onions, and tomatoes, peppers and eggplant.
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Here are a few picks of my container garden. I used some walmart bags as grow bags as you can see they worked. From left to right my hydro lettuce, garlic, squash, egyptian walking onions, and tomatoes, peppers and eggplant.
Green Squall
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I'm planting swiss chard, kale, cabbage and mesclun mix today.
Nice size garden, Oti$. How do you keep away the critters without a fence?
Nice size garden, Oti$. How do you keep away the critters without a fence?
oti$
Active member
Typo...I meant to type "things"...I'd like to prevent anything that would want to dig under the fence. This is the first time I've had a veggie garden, so I don't even know what may be trying to get in...I'll have to ask some other gardeners in the area what I have to watch out for...
