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Added by josephal
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Thought I'd start a little blog on growing and seed saving beans. Perhaps others might like to try these things and save seeds from their favourite beans. To start with, this is how I make a tripod out of bamboo. Its quite easy to do, its portable, you can pack it up when the seasons over and use it following year.…
ContinuePosted on March 20, 2012 at 9:41pm — 4 Comments
Here is how I planted my bushbeans and soybeans this year, had excellent crops of both. Bush bean in particular need support to keep them off the ground. Soy beans grow quite tall around hip height, staking them like I did protected them in the numerous storms we had over the warm season. Open to ideas as to how others grow their crops, please make some suggestions if you have some.…
ContinuePosted on March 20, 2012 at 7:26pm
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Hi Josephal, I saw a reply post from you, saying you had some Aloe growing, if you have any pups yet (plantlets) would you be willing to sell me one, or some. I've been looking everywhere but to no avail. Just if you do - please let me know.
Kind Regards, Pare
Hi, I see you are in New Lynn and have previously offered to sell/barter worms. I've just moved to New Lynn and am working on setting up my garden, starting with worm farm and compost. Wondering if you are interested in trading some worms to get me started? As I've just moved in I don't have a lot to offer for trade at the moment so could offer cash or to trade you back down the track once things are flourishing at my place? Your garden looks great and it would be fantastic to meet another keen grower in my new neighbourhood.
Emily
Back in Riverton for the week and eating lots of mussels - hubby can't face another meal.
I am interested but am curious what will happen to the rabbit in the trap once it is captured. I am not sure I could slaughter it myself, although seeing my winter crops decimated did get me pretty upset...
Will your friend come and collect any rabbits from the trap?
love your pics,& garden.
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