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Something like this? http://www.mendingshed.com/vkp250.html I am very interested in this device. Is it like a Foley food mill? What is the advantage for canning/food preservation of owning this?

Just keep watering them through the winds. Dehydration is your biggest concern, but if the roots are happy with water, then the water lost via transpiration of the leaves in the windy conditions won't kill them.

Why can't all buildings look like that? Beautiful!

They look fine to me, plants are tough. Just let them get used to their new environment. What the heck is lobster compost?

Supposed to rain in the mountains here outside of San Diego tonight hoodat. Not sure at this point if its a mixed blessing, I just put the weeds to bed for the season and do not need any help watering them.

Sending virtual flowers to all the moms on the easy garden forum...

they were santa ana days. we had gusts 25-30 mph during the day. So lack of nighttime cloud coverage probably lowered the nightime temps.

I think I will try some blossom set spray thistlebloom, great advice! That correlates well with this I learned: The failure of tomatoes to set fruit is a common problem in California in the spring and early summer months. Evidence to date indicates that low night temperatures, high day...

Worried about tomato fruit set: Is it too early in the season to worry? Most of my plants were transplanted into the ground in late February/March and they have grown into monsters so far. Some of them are over 4 feet tall already! This year when I enhanced my garden beds, I added a lots of...

Going on 7 + years now. I came across some pictures I took of the place right before we moved in in January of 2004. The first owner lived their for about two years and did absolutely nothing to the property. So here are some before and after pictures:

http://blog.friendseat.com/how-to-id-genetically-modified-food-at-the-supermarket

Champion. A hybrid I bought spur of the moment. Never grown it before. But you see how it has so far out performed the Early Girls next to it.

Took some Easter pictures: Merlot Verbena and Lilac Lavendar and ducks: A shot from the Citrus Grove... The toolbox mailbox: Sven and companions: Kale Robust Tomato Iris Summer Squash

I have a few of my beans coming like that as well. I would also like to know what causes that....

I never lose my pruners and trowel anymore, because they now live in the mailbox. :D

Thank you for the compliment Journey. If you noticed in some of the pictures, I added on new wood to existing beds to make them taller. Now most of the beds are a good foot deep. A lot of work to build and fill, but its already paying off dividends.

Things are progressing nicely in the gardens. Thank goodness for spring break, it has allowed me the much needed time to catch up on the planting, weeding, repairing drip lines, etc. Their are already small zucchini, squash, tomatoes and peppers appearing on the plants. Pictures from today:

Perhaps Eastern Phoebes? Black Phoebes are not present in NH. Eastern Phoebe:

bummer!

i just tilled under all of my crops, thanks lilyhaw! ;)