Dunno, that might explain Triffids.
I didn't think you could crossbreed species like that though.
I didn't think you could crossbreed species like that though.
Clover here as well, wow it has gone up in price, just like everything else.
I have harvested the tops (- blossom) of most of my plants. They're color curing. Now I'm a little tired and going to have friends take what they want. I've still got wood to split and stack.John,
I think that's the first picture of your beautiful New England gray saltbox. Very nice. I'd harvest those tips, kiln them, and use them for flavoring cigar filler.
Bob
Yep, That's the plan Let it grow this fall and in the spring turn it under before it goes to seed as green fertilizer.sounds like you got your patch,,
getting ready for next years crop???
We had our first hard frost last night. The season is officially wrapped up. Yesterday I tilled the plot. I added sulfur as the PH was too high and planted the Crimson clover from Tim. Tim, that seed sucks! I waited ALL night and nothing came up. We are expecting a bit milder weather for a few days with light rain so I have high hopes.
View attachment 1964View attachment 1965The little volunteer growing between the boards on my planter got to be about 2' tall. I'm not sure what it is so I'll just hang and kiln it and see.
Looks like it is about time to close this thread and open 2013 but I have forgotten how to close a thread. Perhaps benign neglect will get it done.
John