Comments on: Home – vegetable garden redefined http://wiseacre-gardens.com/wordpress/home-vegetable-garden-redefined/ north of the adirondacks - wildflowers & perennials that survive winters colder than my wife's feet Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:39:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Mark http://wiseacre-gardens.com/wordpress/home-vegetable-garden-redefined/comment-page-1/#comment-568 Mark Fri, 25 Apr 2008 23:43:21 +0000 http://wiseacre-gardens.com/wordpress/2008/04/23/home-vegetable-garden-redefined/#comment-568 Hi Wise acre, I was just wondering , do you like strawberries? I am pleased to see that you have managed to get some rocks into the strawberry bed,I bet you could get more of these ones in the back of your pick up...lol Cheers Mark <blockquote><em>Mark, We must like them since we eat so many. And with food prices looking to skyrocket we figure putting some in the freezer won't hurt. I might curse the rock tilling the garden brings up but they did come in handy holding down the landscape fabric. </em></blockquote> Hi Wise acre,
I was just wondering , do you like strawberries?

I am pleased to see that you have managed to get some rocks into the strawberry bed,I bet you could get more of these ones in the back of your pick up…lol

Cheers Mark

Mark,
We must like them since we eat so many. And with food prices looking to skyrocket we figure putting some in the freezer won’t hurt.

I might curse the rock tilling the garden brings up but they did come in handy holding down the landscape fabric.

]]> By: Joy http://wiseacre-gardens.com/wordpress/home-vegetable-garden-redefined/comment-page-1/#comment-567 Joy Fri, 25 Apr 2008 11:17:18 +0000 http://wiseacre-gardens.com/wordpress/2008/04/23/home-vegetable-garden-redefined/#comment-567 Wiseacre ! Wow ... that was a lot of thinking and WORKING on your part .. looks very impressive .. my small (microscopic ?) garden adventures are almost embarrassing compared to what you work with there .. Your website came up when I was doing a plant search ! You are just about famous sir : ) .. how are your astibe doing ? .. my Chinensis are stretching their little heads up *SMILE* Good luck with your missions .. try not to put your back out lad ! haha Joy <blockquote><em>Joy, Thinking is the hard part. Sometimes it even hurts more than running a shovel all day. (the 120 pots surrounding the Strawberry bed all had Astilbes in them last year.) Almost famous - wish that was like being pregnant. My site is 10 years old now. I was one of the first to post easy to find flower photos and Google picked me up and has nutured me all this time. I'm just a little fish with a big Google presence. Good news - the Astilbies I left in pots heeled with mulch all came back. I was counting on the Astilbies hardiness but really it was the early and deep snow cover all winter that should get the credit. I was hoping to plant them at home but I have my eye on a garden that can use all 80 of them with room for twice that amount. The home owner was talking ferns but I have other ideas :) </em></blockquote> Wiseacre !
Wow … that was a lot of thinking and WORKING on your part .. looks very impressive .. my small (microscopic ?) garden adventures are almost embarrassing compared to what you work with there .. Your website came up when I was doing a plant search ! You are just about famous sir : ) .. how are your astibe doing ? .. my Chinensis are stretching their little heads up *SMILE*
Good luck with your missions .. try not to put your back out lad ! haha
Joy

Joy,
Thinking is the hard part. Sometimes it even hurts more than running a shovel all day. (the 120 pots surrounding the Strawberry bed all had Astilbes in them last year.)

Almost famous – wish that was like being pregnant. My site is 10 years old now. I was one of the first to post easy to find flower photos and Google picked me up and has nutured me all this time. I’m just a little fish with a big Google presence.

Good news – the Astilbies I left in pots heeled with mulch all came back. I was counting on the Astilbies hardiness but really it was the early and deep snow cover all winter that should get the credit. I was hoping to plant them at home but I have my eye on a garden that can use all 80 of them with room for twice that amount. The home owner was talking ferns but I have other ideas :)

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