Community Leader DavidTheGood
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I am down with this!
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YES
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I plant early, then plant again if they get killed off by frost. I don’t trust it getting warmer and tend to think we may be headed into more cold.
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Nice. Johnson-Su is too much trouble for me, but we do love scraping up the compost in the chicken run for our beds.
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Though freshwater fish are good, I believe saltwater ones are best due to the higher mineral content in the ocean.
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That is gorgeous. I would consider leaving some strips of the native pasture alternated with your crops. You might also leave the areas near the wooded edge.
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I wrote this article on starting them a few years back:
https://thegrownetwork.com/how-to-grow-a-peach-tree-from-seed
You can split them open or plant the entire pit, but stratification helps a lot.
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Wasn’t it “Old Scrubland Vantage” at one point?
I miss that rabbit feed article.
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Thanks, Wendy.
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I like my sardines too. They are great for you.
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Thank you.
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Thanks. It’s a combination of planting plants suited to the climate, along with paying attention to the soil. Both of those together make the systems much more resilient.
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If the parent tree has good peaches, the children likely will as well. I started dozens of trees from one named variety – all of the resulting peaches from the next generation which I got to try were good. Size and color varied a bit, but they were all nice.
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Welcome!
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Thank you for having me and for making this site happen.