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One of the cleverest signs I ever saw was posted in front of a raspberry patch: Do Not Eat (Skull and crossbones) Recently Sprayed. That sign has been up all summer :)

The chickens are giving us lots of compost material as well as eggs, and I'm running out of room in the bin. I'm wondering, can I spread unfinished compost over the bare garden space and cover it for the winter, or does it really need to be finished first? Thanks!

Potatoes are so much fun :) Best crop I ever got I didn't even plant - didn't even know what it was till I pulled it up in the fall! After that I was hooked. Good job!

wsmoak, I never bother with buying seed potatoes, I buy a variety from our local co-op and let them go to seed over the winter. They're sure fun to grow - good job!

I ran the picket fence past him and he thought it was a good idea. Maybe this season, certainly next. :)

That's great - have fun!

Thanks so much! My husband is the one who doesn't want to look at a fence. I could be quite happy looking at razor wire and all my happy veggies inside :) Like the picket idea.

Hey guys :) Do you have ideas and/or pictures of favorite fences for your vegetable garden? Our garden space is about 24 feet square, and the problem is it's right in front of the house where most of our windows are. My husband is really not crazy about looking through an 8' fence (I don't...

A roast beef sandwich just isn't the same without horseradish :) Peel it, grate it, then add a little vinegar and salt. Don't breathe in directly over your mixture! I was just thinking, a good way to grow horseradish would be in a container so it doesn't take over the garden.

Beautiful pictures, thanks for sharing! We've noticed a lot more honey bees around lately. Hopefully they're on the upswing :)

How fun! I love looking at gardening stuff with my morning coffee - it spurs me on to go out and garden :)

Horseradish spreads like nobody's business - it's awfully good, fortunately :)

Y'all are a fine cross section of the country :) Probably a little warmer than we are today - I'm thinking about starting a fire in the woodstove! Thanks for the warm welcome :)

A good question would be, who isn't from BYC? :)

My husband and I live on the Olympic Peninsula in WA, along with our cat, two dogs, and newly acquired six chicks. We've been building our home as we have time and resources, so I haven't been able to landscape as much as I want to. I do have a vegetable garden though (a must!) and I just love...

I never had much luck with composting in a container, and I think I know what I did wrong, I didn't have enough holes to drain excess liquid. Now I just have a couple holes that are sheltered from most rain and turn them over every time remember. Works great, but I think if I'd cut more holes...

Very cool! I don't have a large garden space, so I'm planning to have a tractor (moveable run) for our six chickens when we're home in the day time. Really looking forward to gorgeous soil :)

Rainbow chard is also really pretty. When in doubt I look up English cottage gardens. Those people were in the same boat, not a lot of money or space, and they had to look at their garden all the time.