Having your hands in the dirt is always a good thing, even if it's just a small amount of dirt! I hope your nasturtiums go crazy. I love them. I can send you home with a whole chive plant when you come out next month!
When I lived there we had something like 24 frost free days. Everybody had a greenhouse. I was a bit further north than you, but maybe you can make a baby greenhouse with plastic wrap or something? It would be great if you could grow even a little smidge of food!
Good luck with the flowers; I look forward to seeing their progress. I'm terrible at container gardening. I either underwater, over water, underfeed or overfeed. Can't seem to get the balance right.
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Thanks. I struggle with it too. We lost our living Christmas Tree somewhere in the past few months - though I haven't taken it out yet to find out how root bound it had been. (Some of these are so bad that no matter what you do with them, you'd be doomed to failure.) Maybe I'll photograph that and share what I've found. It's also possible that it simply froze to death without the proper dirt around it.
Having your hands in the dirt is always a good thing, even if it's just a small amount of dirt! I hope your nasturtiums go crazy. I love them. I can send you home with a whole chive plant when you come out next month!
Yes, it is. Thanks. They are one of my garden favorites too.
I'd better find out whether chives like Wyoming first...
When I lived there we had something like 24 frost free days. Everybody had a greenhouse. I was a bit further north than you, but maybe you can make a baby greenhouse with plastic wrap or something? It would be great if you could grow even a little smidge of food!
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We get around 90 frost-free days here, so it's not that bad. I'm more worried about the minimum temps on the chives.
Can't do anything flimsy here - the wind would have a great time destroying it! It's like being in Seaside.
Good point about the wind. I forget you're in the flats!
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Home gardening is always very fantastic practice.
It really is. Thanks for stopping by!
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Good luck with the flowers; I look forward to seeing their progress. I'm terrible at container gardening. I either underwater, over water, underfeed or overfeed. Can't seem to get the balance right.
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Thanks. I struggle with it too. We lost our living Christmas Tree somewhere in the past few months - though I haven't taken it out yet to find out how root bound it had been. (Some of these are so bad that no matter what you do with them, you'd be doomed to failure.) Maybe I'll photograph that and share what I've found. It's also possible that it simply froze to death without the proper dirt around it.
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I guess all failures serve to teach us something new.
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