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Hey v......Plan on hangin around, that's for sure. My special garden really got off to a good start, then I took that second job, then the drought set in.....then, then, then......I REALLY should have waited till the next year to try it, cause mentally I couldn't keep up with it, that soon...

We already have, Monty........and I can, honestly, say that the folks on TEG are as REAL as real can be......something that is, sadly, lacking in lot of our face-to-face daily interactions. Course, ya don't, normally, find those people diggin in the dirt, either....coincidence, I think not.

Hahahahaha.......That right there's funny, I don't care who ya are........

Happy, Happy, Happy..............Birthday.

Glad to hear that......cause I resemble that remark, a lot. LOL

You can say that, again.....And it's amazing how much of it chickens can "manufacture" LOL

I bought plants from the local seed & feed store where I get the chicken feed. The only things I've started from seed is the Cherokee Purple tomatoes and the Crooked Neck squash, so far.........

True that, Lesa........

Hard to wait......when the itch is so strong, huh? Sometimes, though, "jumping the string" can turn into a "do over"........

Here's a good place to start...... http://www.composting101.com/

Since my psyche has been irreversible altered over the last 2 1/2+ years, I have a tendency to be a little bit "scattered", at times. From what I've researched, during that time, it's a "normal" process of redefining one's self and life after a traumatic and totally devastating loss. And...

Thanks.......That's true.......Sooner or later, a loss will be soooo great that you will NEVER get over the grief, you just TRY to learn to live and cope with it..........One day at a time........

"Living with grief can be so painful that you start to shut down to life, freeze up. This is normal and natural. However, be open to a spring thaw. Life indefinitely with a shriveled heart is no life at all. Remember the love you shared with your dear one, remember how full and open your heart...

Mulch applied over a synthetic barrier is even more effective at suppressing weeds than either one on its own. This dynamic duo is especially efficient at keeping many persistent perennial weeds under control. Thick plastic sheeting or landscape fabrics available as spunbond, woven or non-woven...

Steamed some fresh asparagus, for the first time ever, just the other day that I bought from the grocery store that I work at.......Yep, gonna HAVE to, some time in the near future, put in an asparagus bed.

I think the addition of composted chicken manure has made a HUGE impact on the compost.

Not gonna "rush" it........Gonna eeeeease back into diggin' in da dirt. This is the "start" and current pics of it.......

Hahahaha....That is WAY cool and cute.

Thanks Marshall........

Hey Mary......Sure have missed you guys, too. I knew you guys were "holding me up", the whole time. Ya can't not be family when you come here.......And in answer to the "grape question".......yep. :P