Food gardens

[Jose]

I was reading somewhere recently that either Whole Foods or Central Markets will start growing some vegetables on site at some of it's stores. Thought that was a pretty cool idea. Fresher and less of a carbon footprint from farm to market. I'll have to look up the article.

With all the land I'm on I have never tried gardening. I wouldn't mind trying this myself with a couple of things like jalapenos and something else. I do have a peach tree in the front that has been pretty good the past few years and I gave away most of with it produces to friends and family.

[bcoop]

Is anyone planting in a raised bed? I think I'm going to set up a 4'x4' to get some things going

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Yes. I use an 8x12 raised bed

[black2002ls]

Is anyone planting in a raised bed? I think I'm going to set up a 4'x4' to get some things going

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[Rick Modena]

I found this place, it's right by my house, and it's full of fresh vegetables, so I go there, instead of fucking up my yard.

It's called Kroger

lmao!

The wife wanted a garden too, I told her, you don't have enough time in the day to take care of a garden, take your ass to Krogers and stock up!

[bcoop]

I found this place, it's right by my house, and it's full of fresh vegetables, so I go there, instead of fucking up my yard.

It's called Kroger

Homegrown is so much better tasting though. Tomatoes for instance, have a fuck ton more flavor. Okra, when you can find it, is always browning by the time it gets to the store. I can't go buy green tomatoes without going to a farmer's market, and even then, it's a crap shoot.

[Silverback]

I found this place, it's right by my house, and it's full of fresh vegetables, so I go there, instead of fucking up my yard.

It's called Kroger

[BradM]

Do you use your own natural fertilizer?

[Stephen]

I'm a pretty high strung person and this has definitely helped calm me down and lower some anxiety

[black2002ls]

A lot of herbs spread like wild fire and will take over a garden in no time!

I need to get at least a 4x4 planter set up this year so we can get some produce growing

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[mstng86]

The only advice I can give on the subject:

Never, EVER plant mint anywhere other than a pot.

After a while you'll NEVER be able to drink enough mojitos to outpace that fucking delicious weed.

This is true. Stuff spreads like wild fire. Cilantro also spreads like crazy. I ended up with cilantro in my front yard. My garden is next to our house in the backyard.

We have basil, rosemary, tarragon, oregano, and cilantro.

[AnthonyS]

Plant some onions and tomatoes too and make your own salsa.

[Strychnine]

The only advice I can give on the subject:

Never, EVER plant mint anywhere other than a pot.

After a while you'll NEVER be able to drink enough mojitos to outpace that fucking delicious weed.

[bcoop]

Nothing this year, and its pissing me the fuck off. I had to abandon my garden in late May of last year due to a hectic work schedule. This year, I got zero prep done due to the wedding and helping a friend remodel his house.


Had Junior come by the other day to give me some pricing on weeding some flower beds, replacing some plants, and weeding the garden too. But I think it's too late to get started at this point. Plant selection is shit at the handful of places I've been. Way too late to start from seeds.

[Stephen]

I've recently taken a liking to gardening.. I have cilantro, jalapeños, cucumbers, strawberries, potatoes, and rosemary growing..
what you got growing?