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Pamela Paasche OHearn
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  • Lava Hot Springs, ID
  • United States
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you never do find the hiding spot until there are gazillions hidden! I know there's a new one at my place, darned if I can find it. busted them on the last 3.
September 13
what are they eating? (too much protein?)
September 12
we're doing some wild (elderberry) and some 'feral' (lots of abandoned apple trees and plum trees begging to be picked) now. We'll do elderberry wine this weekend.
September 8
We gathered eggs after dark in the wintertime when we'd been gone for the day and got home late -- otherwise they would freeze and break. Skunks often hide out under people's houses/porches. Putting a bright light in these areas will encourage th...
September 6
Hi Joel Thanks for the compliment, but i am as far away from a pro as you are likely to get. I basically come from the 'Bodgit & Scarper' school of gardening. I,ve not tried budding so i can't really help you there. I have done what i call simple ...
September 5
Yeah P - I had the advantage of just being out there for the weekend. I really wouldn't want them around my house. As far as the rabies and BB plague things go...being in the employ of the CDC I see the stats....both are really rare. Wear over-an...
September 5
oohh, me too. there are a lot of great 'feral' fruit trees around me, that I'd love to bring home but don't know how.
September 5
What you suggest sounds good. They should put on enough growth next year to plant them in the final position in the autumn.
September 5
should I plant the outside ones or keep them in pots? I was just thinking, on the south side of our house, we have a foundation poured for the eventual greenhouse. that would offer some protection, up against the house, sunk down a little, and the...
September 2
Divide & conquer. I would put half outside in the lee of your house and keep the other half inside as insurance. Plums are quite hardy so they should be OK, and the heat from the house will raise the temperature. If they do grow well and you have ...
September 2
I have used regular cukes in my bread & butter pickles, sliced into chips, and also chunked. I think I like chunks better with those, (I've done cauliflower, too, which is killer!). the recipe I use is from recipezaar: http://www.recipezaar.com/Cr...
September 1
I've used the ice cube tray thing, and I liked it because 1 cube = 1 egg, for baking. that said, my hens never stopped laying last winter, and so I will probably not do it this time around. eggs in the fridge last a long time. (also, I have found ...
August 31
Thanks!
August 30
On the front page of the Mashpee Enterprise today is an article about a new farmers market on the Mashpee Village Green, which I believe is across from the new library. According to the article there is one vendor (so far), Hawk's Wing Farm. Quoti...
August 28
If plums grow in your area, and you plan on raising them outside. I would plant them soon. Otherwise they will be confused by a year with no winter.
August 8
Pamela Paasche OHearn added a discussion to the group Orchards
Hi everyone! This spring I had a bunch of plum stones sprout in my garden from plums we picked last year. I decided to let them grow, and planted them in pots and brought them in. I plan on planting them in the yard, it doesn't matter how well the...
August 8

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At 1:36pm on July 23, 2009, Paula said…
Hi Pamela!

Thanks for joining in on the discussion and welcome to Kitchen Gardeners!

What do you think of the idea of me putting up a professionally installed 4' high fence? They said they'd put it 6" under the ground. Or will the critters just climb up over it?

Thanks again!

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Where do you live and garden?
Idaho
How long have you been growing food?
forever!
Favorite foods:
nearly anything. except liver.
 
 

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