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![]() Yes, but I use over 3 cubic yards of compost per month, so instead of making it I pick it up from Agri Service Inc.
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![]() Yesterday Tony and I poured the 26 foot slab for the storage area. He's pretty modest about his magic touch when it comes to a finished concrete surface! It's a hundred times nicer than anything I would have managed.
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![]() Today I was drilling holes in a section of my house foundation. Towards the end of the job, the concrete seemed to get harder, and harder, ... Then I looked at the end of the drill bit
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![]() Lol, it happens... What are the holes for?
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![]() Looking better and Better Richard its nice to finly be geting to the finishing stuff isint it? going to have a vary well thought out theam when you finish! i like it thanks for sharing its progres with us
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![]() I need to run conduit for 120V control wire from inside my house to lighting in the backyard and orchard. I would have liked to cut the cement at the house foundation with a cement saw -- but this requires a wide, deep hole which is intractable to dig at this location. So instead I used the tried and true method of drilling a pattern of holes in the concrete and then pounding it out with sledge hammer, pick, and iron bar.
Hey! That's Tony's digging bar!
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![]() Here's the site one year ago with six newly planted 'naners (D. Brazilian, D. Namwa, Misi Luki, African Rhinohorn, Sweetheart, 1000 Fingers)
![]() ... and here it is today (D. Brazilian, D. Namwa, Misi Luki, African Rhinohorn, Sweetheart, D. Orinoco) ![]() That set of leaves in the right front foreground is from a couple Manzanos in 25-gallon pots.
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![]() Why did you put the Manzanos in pots when you have the planter? The pots are buried within the planter in the photo, right?
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![]() And here is a view of the plat from the opposite end, at ground level. The six banana plants in the plat are 5.5 feet (1.67 meters) apart. The 'naners you see in 2 gallon pots on the right are nursery stock of 1000 Fingers. Farther up on the left are nursery stock of Dwarf Namwa and a few others. On the immediate left you see the white side of the house for a few feet, followed by the 30% shade cloth wall of my plant shelter. ![]()
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![]() I see the shade cloth on the wall, is that to reduce the sun reflection?
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![]() Richard your beds look very nice the concrete block bed does it seem to keep the beds a little warmer. I would like to try the blocks here but or temps get so high in the summer i think it would burn the roots.
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Yes, that is a consideration for you. I was forced to have a raised bed in that location because of the lack of soil and drainage. The bed extends 8 inches underground and there is a French Drain pipe under that which drains to the street. The blocks are center-poured with concrete but there is no mortar between the blocks -- so some drainage is afforded on the sides. There is 3-4 inches of 1-inch diameter mulch on the surface of the bed to keep the surface from drying out. The fence on the west side keeps the afternoon sun from hitting the base of the bed and this also keeps the soil cooler.
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![]() Here's a portion of the 320 seedlings potted up today - a total of 27 varieties of herbs and vegetables.
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![]() Are those all annuals Richard? I am thinking to start a bed with perennial
herbs and vegetables, i have some but do you have a list or layout for such a bed in my zone. I think nowadays as not many people have the time to maintain a vegetable garden they might be interested in such a perennial bed/border.. Ron.. |
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Chili Pepper, Bulgarian Carrot Chili Pepper, Caribbean Red Chili Pepper, Fish Pepper Chili Pepper, Habanero Chili Pepper, Mariachi Santa Fe Cucumber, Garden Oasis Eggplant, Florida Highbush Melon, Crenshaw Early Hybrid Melon, Zatta Pumpkin, Marina di Chioggia Tomatillo, Cisneros Chard, French Longevity Basil, Genovese Oregano, Marjoram Zaatar Sculpit Stevia Kohlrabi, Kossak Kohlrabi, Purple Parsnip, Lancer Radish, Daikon Miyashige Rutebaga, Yellow American Purple Top Shallot, Saffron Squash, Butternut Turnip, Di Milano a Colleto Viola Leek, King Richard Rhubarb
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![]() Richard, those are nice-looking plant labels. If you don't mind sharing, what source for stock do you use and what type of printer do you use? Finally, about what do they cost you to produce? I'm always looking for other options for my stuff. Thanks.
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Now since you are looking for plants to grow, here is the full list of plants I'm currently growing in 4-inch pots ![]() Bell Pepper, Bell Boy Bell Pepper, Big Bertha PS Hybrid Bell Pepper, Big Early Bell Pepper, California Wonder PS Bell Pepper, California Wonder Yellow Bell Pepper, Chocolate Beauty Hybrid Bell Pepper, Giant Marconi Hybrid Bell Pepper, Golden Calwonder Bell Pepper, Hershey Hybrid Bell Pepper, Mini Chocolate Bell Pepper, Mini Red Bell Pepper, Mini Yellow Bell Pepper, Orange Sun Bell Pepper, Purple Marconi Bell Pepper, Red Knight X3R Hybrid Bell Pepper, Red Marconi Bell Pepper, Super Heavyweight Hybrid Bell Pepper, Tawny Port Hybrid Bell Pepper, The Big Early Hybrid Blueberry, Sharps Blue Capers Chili Pepper, Aji Dulce #2 Chili Pepper, Aji Red Chili Pepper, Anahiem Chili Pepper, Ancho Gigante Chili Pepper, Ancho San Luis Chili Pepper, Ariane Chili Pepper, Big Bomb Hybrid Chili Pepper, Big Chile Hybrid Chili Pepper, Blushing Beauty Hybrid Chili Pepper, Bolivian Rainbow Chili Pepper, Bulgarian Carrot Chili Pepper, Caribbean Red Chili Pepper, Cascabel Chili Pepper, Cayenne Chili Pepper, Cherry Bomb Hybrid Chili Pepper, Chichen Itza Hybrid Chili Pepper, Chili de Arbol Chili Pepper, Chiltepin aka Chili Tepin Chili Pepper, Congo Trinidad Chili Pepper, Corno di Toro Red Chili Pepper, Corno di Toro Yellow Chili Pepper, Corno Verde Hybrid Chili Pepper, Cubanelle PS Chili Pepper, Espanola Improved Chili Pepper, Fatalii Chili Pepper, Fish Pepper Chili Pepper, Fresno Chili Pepper, Fushimi Chili Pepper, Giant Szegedi Chili Pepper, Golden Greek Pepperoncini Chili Pepper, Grande Hybrid Chili Pepper, Guajillo Chili Pepper, Gypsy Hybrid Chili Pepper, Habanero Chili Pepper, Habanero Brown Chili Pepper, Habanero Red Chili Pepper, Holy Mole Chili Pepper, Hungarian Wax Chili Pepper, Italian Roaster Chili Pepper, Jalapeno M Chili Pepper, Jaloro Chili Pepper, Jamaican Hot Yellow Chili Pepper, Jimmy Nardello Chili Pepper, Key West X3R Hybrid Chili Pepper, Large Red Cherry Hot Chili Pepper, Large Red Thick Cayenne Chili Pepper, Mariachi Santa Fe Chili Pepper, Mesilla Hybrid Chili Pepper, Mirasol Chili Pepper, Mulato Isleno Chili Pepper, Padron Chili Pepper, Paprika Chili Pepper, Pasilla Bajio Chili Pepper, Red Mushroom Chili Pepper, Ring Of Fire Chili Pepper, Scotch Bonnet Chili Pepper, Serrano Chili Pepper, Serrano del Sol Hybrid Chili Pepper, Shi****o Chili Pepper, Sonora Chili Pepper, Sport Chili Pepper, Sweet Banana Chili Pepper, Tabasco Chili Pepper, Thai Corn, Casino (Sweet Early, Yellow) Corn, Sugar Peal (White) Cucumber, Garden Oasis Cucumber, Lemon Cucumber, Longfellow Cucumber, Palace King Cucumber, Persian Cucumber, Sooyow Nishiki Cucumber, Sweet Armenian Cucumber, Sweet Diva Eggplant, a long black type [row 1] Eggplant, a long black type [row 2] Eggplant, Antiqua Eggplant, Cloud Nine Eggplant, 'Fairytale' Baby Eggplant, Fenguan Purple Eggplant, Florida Highbush Eggplant, Green Goddess Eggplant, Ichiban Eggplant, Kurume Eggplant, Listada de 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