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Looks like a S.P.A.M.M.E.R. to me ;)

Give the tomato some love, and it will give love back to ya...

that looks great! I'll bring the garlic and soy sauce!

Exactly, and we love you being here as well..... well said

Mine are doing fine and the temps have been in the low thirties ocassionally.......

where are you located in the US?

Thank you, stay tuned for some really great pictures and essays this year!

KALE! I am up to my eyeballs in Kale (and Kohlrabi). Tonights harvest:

In the Sierras NE of Fresno....

It is either a Yucca or Agave americana (century plant). A closer picture of the ends of the leaves would help with the ID.

Yes, Yes! More room for tomatoes!

everything :cool:

Do this: Here is the cage out of reinforcement wire: the bottom has 6 inches of "pokey" wire that gets inserted into the ground... works for me everytime

I grew those one year. They were totally cool!

I've got hard water too, but for some reason, my Crytocornes and Amazon Swords are doing great. Give it a shot!

Draceana, philodendrons......

raised beds pictures here: http://harmonyvalleyfarms.wordpress.com/ easier to post blog site then post pictures here,hope thats OK.

here are my latest updates: http://harmonyvalleyfarms.wordpress.com/ busy, busy, busy.....

Good question! I have used garden soil before to start seeds, and tried a half garden soil, half potting mix and both methods produced hard caking soil. And I also think I have pretty good garden soil. This year, I went back to strictly potting mix for my seed starts and the results were...

I do both, east/west and north/south raised beds. Both ways yield me produce. Maybe this year I will examine which direction if any works better....