This is the tale of a garden in north florida, about using native and friendly plants with all the challanges of gardening in zone 9.
Still Growing
reuse, rework, redefine
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Hi all, its been a little while since I last posted. The garden is continuing to do well, but the freeze the week of Thanksgiving, took out my bellpeppers, eggplant and beans while I was away for the holiday. And oh yeah, my heading lettuce has bolted. Not too disappointed though. There's only so much that one can eat.
I've gotten a year older and was gifted with this awesome gardening flower pot. The gnome is so cute, but unfortunatey it scares our miniture dashund. But, the up side is that I now use the gnome to guard the christmas presents under the tree to keep the dog from chewing on the boxes.
I have been looking at seed catalogs to see what i will plant this spring, right now my "wants" are greater than my budget. Not to worry though where there's a will there is a way. see ya'll later and happy gardening.
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I am about to start trying to get my grass to grow. I plan to finally call country extension tomorrow and see what they suggest about this clay dirt that I have. Do you know of any good sites that are helpful and do you have any suggestions. Also when should you start back watering the grass?
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