TheEasyGarden

Hi, im a new member... i grow a garden every year and i have a monsterdell....

Hi, im a new member... i grow a garden every year and i have a monsterdell....

Part of my healing is to jump in the deep gardening pool end. We are in the grip of cold and snow that has lingered here for weeks, which doesn't always happen on my property. DD took these photos of property and hoar frost as she drove home yesterday. I gave my DD my garage spot and garage opener until further notice. I didn't want to have her fairly new KIA fail. She said her car is happy to be spoiled. I ran my 2012 Toyota Avalon for a full 1/2 hour before parking behind the... Read more

Part of my healing is to jump in the deep gardening pool end. We are in the grip of cold and snow that has lingered here for weeks, which doesn't always happen on my property. DD took these photos of property and hoar frost as she drove home yesterday. I gave my DD my garage spot and garage opener until further notice. I didn't want to have her fairly new KIA fail. She said her car is happy to be spoiled. I ran my 2012 Toyota Avalon for a full 1/2 hour before parking behind the... Read more

"Meat" from legumes sold in supermarkets is widely available and, IMO, quite tasty. It's highly processed. Could you grow a crop of peas or lentils and make the same meatless meat? Looks like you could. Importantly! It looks like you could do this easily. Check out the little illustration that the scientists and journalists used in the article . The structure of the product is of importance. "The researchers tested a whole series of different types of beans, peas and lentils and... Read more

"Meat" from legumes sold in supermarkets is widely available and, IMO, quite tasty. It's highly processed. Could you grow a crop of peas or lentils and make the same meatless meat? Looks like you could. Importantly! It looks like you could do this easily. Check out the little illustration that the scientists and journalists used in the article . The structure of the product is of importance. "The researchers tested a whole series of different types of beans, peas and lentils and... Read more

Hello Everyone ! Here we are now in 2026 beginning our 14th year in this Network. At some point in time it felt like a family to me and I’m sure to many of you as well. Helping each other by posting our collective knowledge has been an amazing thing for me to enjoy, learn and observe as I will soon begin my 80th summer in this world. From the thrill and enjoyment of my first garden of radishes at the age of 3 in 1949, to my high school gardens in the 1960’s to the amazing discovery of... Read more

Hello Everyone ! Here we are now in 2026 beginning our 14th year in this Network. At some point in time it felt like a family to me and I’m sure to many of you as well. Helping each other by posting our collective knowledge has been an amazing thing for me to enjoy, learn and observe as I will soon begin my 80th summer in this world. From the thrill and enjoyment of my first garden of radishes at the age of 3 in 1949, to my high school gardens in the 1960’s to the amazing discovery of... Read more

I started a thread on BYC some time ago, to share my love for and collection of quotes and inspiring thoughts. The thread took off and turned into something really wonderful. I would like to do something similar here, for those of you who enjoy quotes, or need a little smile or inspiration now and then. I will post some quotes here on this thread and ask you all to please share your favourites too. If you'd like to check out the BYC thread... Read more

I started a thread on BYC some time ago, to share my love for and collection of quotes and inspiring thoughts. The thread took off and turned into something really wonderful. I would like to do something similar here, for those of you who enjoy quotes, or need a little smile or inspiration now and then. I will post some quotes here on this thread and ask you all to please share your favourites too. If you'd like to check out the BYC thread... Read more

We've got an exciting new system and process for our Picture Of The Week (POW), so we need your submissions!!! Your Submissions MUST: Be an image you took & own the rights to Be a sharp, clean, picture that's at least 800 pixels wide Include a short sentence about your picture, e.g., "One of our favorite fuji apple trees in Winter." We prefer "landscape" (sideways) photos, but we'll accept really awesome"portrait"(tall) pictures... we just may need to crop them ... Read more

We've got an exciting new system and process for our Picture Of The Week (POW), so we need your submissions!!! Your Submissions MUST: Be an image you took & own the rights to Be a sharp, clean, picture that's at least 800 pixels wide Include a short sentence about your picture, e.g., "One of our favorite fuji apple trees in Winter." We prefer "landscape" (sideways) photos, but we'll accept really awesome"portrait"(tall) pictures... we just may need to crop them ... Read more