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chemical free bug repellant
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chemical free bug repellant
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chicken laws in Phoenix
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ericka Cero Wood Jun. 9, 2009.
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I was wondering what the laws are in phoenix about keeping chickens in my back yard.
on the county assesor website it say my lot is like 7000 sf and not sure about the zoneing but i think it was E-6 or something like that.
any info would help and w…
i am having some issues with bugs in my veggie garden, specifically ants, earwigs, and leaf munchers. I am growing organically so I don't want to use ant chemicals and was wondering if any of you have some tricks of the trade. Also due to the last r…
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I am not quite an expert (personally having issues with my corn size as well) but growing plump corn cobs is almost impossible unless you use a native american trick of hand fertilizing your cobs yourself. carefully pulling off the tassles and putti…
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lil corn cobs
I am not quite an expert (personally having issues with my corn size as well) but growing plump corn cobs is almost impossible unless you use a native american trick of hand fertilizing your cobs yourself. carefully pulling off the tassles and putting them in a bowl or bag to collect the pollen then dusting the corn silk as thouroughly as possible with out rinseing em off when watering. oh and I like the lazy gardening/ composting thats my kind of yard work!!
Posted on June 4, 2009 at 2:19pm — 4 Comments
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Herbs in pots mini update: the lavender bit the dust but everything else is looking a bit better. I moved everything to the edge of the shade so it's gets morning sun, and I stopped watering everything every day (overkill clearly, but they looked so…
Hi all- I would like to order some Cornish X next week, but would prefer to have my mother in law raise them in Prescott rather than in Phx. Anyone know how Cornish X will do in cooler weather up in Prescott?
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I didn't get a chance to thank you Doreen but this was VERY informative, a must for all newbies!
So I cooked the first of the rabbits we processed last week. Fried it like chicken. What went wrong is I have never fried chicken and I cooked it too long resulting in rubber rabbit so I popped it into the crockpot for three hours and it was divine…
I was just reviewing John Jeavon's book How to Grow More Vegetables and in it he mentions planting Mexican marigold (Tagetes minuta) for controlling nematodes.
Hi Brittany,
Now is sure the time to be making Kombucha since it's been gone off the shelves for a few months now. I so miss it! I hope and pray that the issues get resolved and it comes back.
I've had some really good success with making Kombucha…
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Roadrunner market is at 36th st and Cactus, east of the 51. I live in the North Valley but can meet up with people.