What will you NOT be growing again? - Page 3

gardengalrn · April 28, 2008

I thought I had responded to this already. Anyway, I was willing to try my hand at corn again after several years of poor luck. Bad germination/pollination, smut, you name it. As it is, a gal at work bartered with me since her husband is a farmer and said she would supply me with all the corn I want if I share my eggs with her when the chickens start laying. I think that is fair, especially if I get enough for the freezer as well as fresh eating.

bryanccfshr · April 28, 2008

Mustard greens. (they became compost)
Cabbage in my garden.

I am able to produce (in the winter)lovely and the most delicious Cauliflower and some broccoli but I have the hardest time getting cabbage to head(a rabbit may be the reason).
I am struggling with melons.. My clay soil is the culprit.

April 28, 2008	#31
gardengalrn Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Kansas, zone 5 Posts: 524	I thought I had responded to this already. Anyway, I was willing to try my hand at corn again after several years of poor luck. Bad germination/pollination, smut, you name it. As it is, a gal at work bartered with me since her husband is a farmer and said she would supply me with all the corn I want if I share my eggs with her when the chickens start laying. I think that is fair, especially if I get enough for the freezer as well as fresh eating. __________________ ~Lori "Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be." -Abraham Lincoln

April 28, 2008	#32
bryanccfshr Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: Farmington, Nm Posts: 450	Mustard greens. (they became compost) Cabbage in my garden. I am able to produce (in the winter)lovely and the most delicious Cauliflower and some broccoli but I have the hardest time getting cabbage to head(a rabbit may be the reason). I am struggling with melons.. My clay soil is the culprit. __________________ I moved!