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Lazy Gardener
Super Self-Sufficient
Every week, at church, we get asked: "Have you had your covid shots yet?" The looks of horror if we tell them that we will not be getting them! People here in maine are rushing to get their shots. I hope it's not so, but will not be surprised when we start hearing about so many increased cancer rates, and autoimmune issues, inability to conceive, miscarriages, and birth defects.
On the home front, Ducks come on the run when ever I go out the back door. The plastic I laid on the RB has done it's job. In spite of night time temps down to teens, and day time temps barely getting above freezing, the frost has come out of that bed, and it's ready for planting. Chickens are laying up a storm, ducks have started laying.
First Basil cuttings are ready to be potted up. I took more cuttings today. Should have enough plants for a row of basil by the time it's warm enough to set plants out. I bought a single pot of basil seedlings at grocer a few weeks ago. I divided and potted that plant along with a single rosemary, and divided pot of parsley. Harvesting for cooking, plus cuttings every week to increase the basil plants. By the time the second and third generation of basil cuttings are also producing cuttings, I will have A LOT OF PLANTS. IMO, much quicker than starting seeds.
On the home front, Ducks come on the run when ever I go out the back door. The plastic I laid on the RB has done it's job. In spite of night time temps down to teens, and day time temps barely getting above freezing, the frost has come out of that bed, and it's ready for planting. Chickens are laying up a storm, ducks have started laying.
First Basil cuttings are ready to be potted up. I took more cuttings today. Should have enough plants for a row of basil by the time it's warm enough to set plants out. I bought a single pot of basil seedlings at grocer a few weeks ago. I divided and potted that plant along with a single rosemary, and divided pot of parsley. Harvesting for cooking, plus cuttings every week to increase the basil plants. By the time the second and third generation of basil cuttings are also producing cuttings, I will have A LOT OF PLANTS. IMO, much quicker than starting seeds.