Viewing post #771792 by beckygardener

I laughed so hard about the part of your podcast where you were talking about each of you - including your children - having their OWN garden areas .... and no one better get near their garden with a garden tool in their hand!

I laughed and laughed because I KNOW how true that is!

Sometimes I wished someone else in my family was into gardening. But then I think about it and am glad they aren't. We have a small yard and I would have to fight with them over garden property on our small residential lot.

Oh poor Jon! He has gotten bitten BAD by the daylily bug. I tried to warn him about the LA (Lily Auction). I have had to try to avoid going there. And when I do .... oh my! it is dangerous! No kidding!!! I can't wait to see photos of some of Jon's daylilies this Spring/Summer. I can just imagine how much he is growing now.

I just bought my onions about a week ago and will be planting them up this week. I love growing onions. I heard that if they are grown with tomatoes it helps the tomatoes.

about Abigail picking all the chickweed. What a hysterically funny podcast!

I hope your next week's "composting during the Winter" topic... will talk about worm bins too! I just started my first two. 2000 red wigglers. I need to know more information about them. How long before I have worm castings to harvest. Most of my new worms seem to be happy and are staying in the bins. (18 gallon containers filled about 1/3 full) I am encouraged about this new way to make organic plant fertilizer!!!

I couldn't stop laughing. Thanks for the belly laughs!!!!