Loc-tite makes numerous cement repair solutions, ive had great sucess with several of them (magna-crete); all large doors in industrial shops where inward water flow was a constant problem. In all cases i trowled a smooth rounded ridge 6-8 inches wide and an inch tall across the opening. These...
I planted 5 originally, (in the spring) that fall i dug 2 out, gave one away and ground the other. The next spring i couldn't tell where the dug roots use to reside as every little broken off piece made a new plant. I feel confident that next spring i will have a Lot more plants.
Mine is in a...
Horseradish is invasive in Alaska; just like any where else!
I dug out all my plants last fall but have zero confidence that “it is gone”.
Even the smallest root bits grow back next year.
Yes, we usually have some cold now and again after the first of the year. Nothings consistent these days; we just deal with it and eagerly await spring.
(7 months from now)
I till with the Mantis, trowel the bed smooth with a 24inch cement finishing trowel and compress the surface a bit with the same trowel, dibble the whole bed at once, use a second stair tred to lay across the top of the bed for me to lean on while i seed each hole.
Once the seeds are in i...
Dibble boards; as promised!
Do a search and notice the infinite options. Infinite options just causes my brain to go into overdrive but in the end I always make this sort of thing myself.
They can be as simple as one row or far more complex than mine; I’m using a stair tread cut to fit inside my...
I accomplish seed spacing via “dibble boards” that i make from stair treads and joiner dowells. I’ll take a picture of one tomorrow; they would make great gifts being homemade and all!
The tool i want most is a 42ft. Grand Banks trawler yacht; so i can harvest my own Kelp!🤭
Based on the age of this thread; if any of the “culprits” went to jail they may be about ready for parole by now!
And @Qufrnoren, welcome to the club, the gardening club And the “i hate to deal with the IRS club”; from Alaska!
While enjoying a temperate couple days; i opened the greenhouse, lit the Toyo and went back to work on an irrigation up-grade. Previously 7 of these zone valve’s were brass gate valves and after a couple years they did not seal any longer so each of them were replaced with the same nylon valves...
Remembering you telling us “the demi glace was to die for” makes me think of poor Peppas! Quite possibly a good option to help you remember the foul fowl fondly?😊
We awoke to 40f this morning and bright sun, made for a pleasant day. I had a meet up with our ADFG department at a local stream and i almost wished i’d brought a picnic lunch!
Lavender essential oil is our go to for any type of burn, not only for it’s healing properties but it also calms the pain from a burn!
We use it for any number of first aid requirements not requiring stitches!😳