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Post by wargarden2017 on Apr 3, 2023 21:02:19 GMT -5
thought these would still be relevant: article from house and garden jan 1944 p 14-15, 77  |
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Post by Mumsey on Apr 4, 2023 5:51:55 GMT -5
wargarden2017, I used to be deficient in #2, but did really well with it last year and it was rewarding! I am negligent of #8. Never have, never will. No need here. Plants grow as they should. Every year. #11, well, sometimes. IMO, most of those mistakes are made by people just beginning, or have big ideas at the time, and life gets in the way. Gardening is a JOB that needs constant attention!
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Post by gardendmpls on Apr 4, 2023 8:09:20 GMT -5
most of those mistakes are made by people just beginning Did some of those a long time ago. Only one now is the tool thing. Leave them out, can't find them, never sharpen. Still, always put my favorite few where I can find them when I need to. |
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Post by emmsmommy on Apr 4, 2023 9:08:49 GMT -5
I think I've done them all at some point. #6 was a biggie when I first moved here as we had a friend who redid our first garden when I was at work one day because we were doing it all wrong. #8 done it twice and didn't realize the free testing didn't cover organic practices so it was a bit of a disappointment. #9 I don't think really consider a mistake as I like pushing the limits. #11 sometimes those tools camouflage themselves and blend into the environment.  #15 I seldom stick to plans. Yes I've picked out certain beds for certain crops this year but nothing set in stone. |
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#15 I seldom stick to plans. Yes I've picked out certain beds for certain crops this year but nothing set in stone. 