And if it all goes up in a flash of smoke and lighting so be it, my arugula and I will be vaporized in the same mushroom cloud and our atoms will settle down somewhere else on this earth to reseed and rebuild some kind of a garden somewhere.
Howdy Rohn.. good one. Have fun with the garden, maybe more chili pequins? Thinking I may try some this year, definitely doing jalapenos and serranos. I randomly looked up Adelante the other day only to find they are closing April 1st.. those puffy tacos were the best. Healthy tex mex one of a kind. Hope you make it in for a last meal.. enjoy
yeah but katie from rose hip coffee might move in / the chili pequins get planted by the mockingbirds so i don't have to worry about that : ) i'm glad you liked it / btw i comped you for the paid posts like https://rohn.substack.com/p/here-we-are?s=w a birthday present of sorts : )
Your yard is lovely. I agree on the viewpoint of vaporizing and rebuilding again, along with my garden. I grow corn, tomatoes, cucumbers always. But lately pumpkins have captured my attention- gorgeous and huge and beautiful vines. Eventually I split them open and roast the seeds, and give some to the squirrels. Potatoes are really fun. Impractical in spirit, I trend toward growing less things to eat, and more things to enjoy looking at, like flowers.
inneresting / thanks for the tips / tomatoes would be fun but i feel sure the squirrels would get them before me / i sure would would if i was a squirrel
Over here I have tons of tree squirrels and not a one of them eats a tomato. You need good sun for tomatoes. I've always thought an almond tree would be neat. Though perhaps squirrels would eat those. Wish I could grow peanuts but it's not hot enough here.
Over here is Eugene, Oregon, a college town about an hour from the Pacific ocean. I've grown a bunch of stuff. I plant grains for fun- like oat, wheat, amaranth. Nasturtiums and California poppies grown almost like weeds. I usually have a big zinnia patch. I have garlic coming up right now from planting late fall. We can grow lots here. I have blueberries. No fruit trees yet, but it's a goal.
Howdy Rohn.. good one. Have fun with the garden, maybe more chili pequins? Thinking I may try some this year, definitely doing jalapenos and serranos. I randomly looked up Adelante the other day only to find they are closing April 1st.. those puffy tacos were the best. Healthy tex mex one of a kind. Hope you make it in for a last meal.. enjoy
yeah but katie from rose hip coffee might move in / the chili pequins get planted by the mockingbirds so i don't have to worry about that : ) i'm glad you liked it / btw i comped you for the paid posts like https://rohn.substack.com/p/here-we-are?s=w a birthday present of sorts : )
thanks for this article, Farmer Rohn! Dinah Price
Your yard is lovely. I agree on the viewpoint of vaporizing and rebuilding again, along with my garden. I grow corn, tomatoes, cucumbers always. But lately pumpkins have captured my attention- gorgeous and huge and beautiful vines. Eventually I split them open and roast the seeds, and give some to the squirrels. Potatoes are really fun. Impractical in spirit, I trend toward growing less things to eat, and more things to enjoy looking at, like flowers.
inneresting / thanks for the tips / tomatoes would be fun but i feel sure the squirrels would get them before me / i sure would would if i was a squirrel
Over here I have tons of tree squirrels and not a one of them eats a tomato. You need good sun for tomatoes. I've always thought an almond tree would be neat. Though perhaps squirrels would eat those. Wish I could grow peanuts but it's not hot enough here.
thank you for the encouragement / where is over there and what have you grown ??
Over here is Eugene, Oregon, a college town about an hour from the Pacific ocean. I've grown a bunch of stuff. I plant grains for fun- like oat, wheat, amaranth. Nasturtiums and California poppies grown almost like weeds. I usually have a big zinnia patch. I have garlic coming up right now from planting late fall. We can grow lots here. I have blueberries. No fruit trees yet, but it's a goal.