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Comment on Our House Garden-under construction

2009-10-16T12:30:19Z

Joyeaux! Thanks for the comment. I have been posting, however due to limitations of the blog I use, I have had to be creative. I post to the home page Our House Under Construction almost daily by adding a new link, Fall Harvest is the latest. Click on that and you will see what I recently harvested from my square foot gardens in the side yard. Click on Welcome Great Pumpkin and you will see the results of trying to grow a 300 pound pumpkin in the city. I have to publish updates under older dates so that they don't usurp my Home page, and put the real date within the entry. If this were a website, instead of a blogsite, I wouldn't have to go thru these contortions. Also, I am trying to develop a pet page, so if you have a pet and like to dress it up click on Smokey Inc. or Growing up Gotti, or Kat Kronicles and comment and share your pics! stephscip@yahoo.com

Comment on Our House Garden-under construction

2009-10-14T15:42:29Z

My friend gave me your website and I rediscovered it in culling my "favorites". You haven't posted lately, but I enjoyed reading the garden section from Sept. My garden is dismal. I need SOS help. And sun! (Kensington Maryland)

Comment on Westward Ho! Of Hoop Houses and Other Adventures in Urban Homesteading

2009-04-14T20:51:49Z

Dude!
Thanks for the word up. I had run across your website, over the weekend while working massive overtime, yet wishing I was out in the garden. The website is primo, and I enjoyed the photos, especially the tunnel shots. I was waiting until the weekend to investigate the mikroclima, since I had only just discovered it on your website, last weekend. I don't mind the ad at all. Ain't no shame in yo' game when the site and product do what they claim to do. Although I have allowed limited access to my website, it is just taking off as more and more folks are blogging in, just thru word of mouth from friends and family. Once I try the cover, and it does what it supposed to do, I will post my own fab tunnel shots. I really like the self help advice and photos from your site. I will be revisiting your site and want to add it to my blogroll once I get to that part in my learning curve. Still square footin' it in da 'burgh, Scippio

Comment on Westward Ho! Of Hoop Houses and Other Adventures in Urban Homesteading

2009-04-13T19:58:36Z

Hi
Just before you refurbish your covered wagon consider Mikroclima. It provides a growing environment that plants love and its performance is greatly superior to plastic. Have look at my website http://www.veggiecare.com.
Don't publish this on your blog as it will seem like gratuitous advertising, but think about Mikroclima.
Happy gardening
John

Comment on Welcome: A Garden Journal Prequel

2009-01-22T16:35:31Z

More thoughts on recycling and renewal in the urban down-county (Montgomery) area: leaves are whisiked away by The County; plastic, glass and metal containers are collected in blue bins; newspaper and cardboard in another bin. Inside the house, we are removing things from their wrappers and sorting; reading others' thoughts in the newspapers. If we are lucky, we have a patch of sun and a yard to recycle, plant, get back to nature. But what a contrast the life is here to the more natural one that beckons gently on your website. I will revisit; there is much there for all. Thanks to the friend that turned me on to this site. I would also like to reveal the plight of seniors, invalids, and busy people (there are recyclables hiding in the black plastic trash bags!)who can never keep up with the effort required to recyle, hauling the bins out to the curb, no matter what the weather. Thanks for the site.

Comment on Welcome: A Garden Journal Prequel

2009-01-22T14:59:10Z

Good work. It takes time and skill to grow these plants and not everyone has a green thumb. Keep up the good work.

Comment on Square Foot Gardening: Though This Be Madness There is a Method to It

2009-01-22T13:08:38Z

Steph pretty cool garden. Go figure you would be the one to go green! I will make sure the boys see what they can also do; however, our yard couldn't hold a garden. That's what happens when you live in a development in WV.

Comment on Square Foot Gardening: Though This Be Madness There is a Method to It

2008-10-01T23:11:57Z

I have viewed this website and it has great potential, I like this site and it compels me to return to see you what you will post next. Keep up you hard work.