RE: Animation shows frosty field become lush garden in 52 days

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Animation shows frosty field become lush garden in 52 days

in garden •  last year 

Thanks for the tip buddy, and good to hear from you.
My orange bell tomato genetics, and my amish paste genetics, have sprouted! I was worried I had lost them. Now to nurture them to seedlings and get them into the garden.

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I saw today that garden plants here are $3 to $12 each! Planting seeds is the only sane option these days. Do you guys have sea buckthorn up your way? It does well in the cold, and is high in vitamin C.

  ·  last year  ·  

Nope, never heard of it! We have various sources of Vitamin C, like rose hips.

  ·  last year  ·  

Sea buckthorn is very cold tolerant , and the fruit looks kind of like a cumquat. The vitamin C is about a hundred times stronger than an orange.

Tearing down the truck for shipping now.

  ·  last year  ·  

Honk Honnnk!! We got ourselves a convoy!

  ·  last year  ·  

It's die cast, he should have a lot of fun with it!

Looking for seeds to add. Will let you know....

  ·  last year  ·  

Seeds may complicate things at the border, unfortunately...
Nanny state..

  ·  last year  ·  

Not if they are taped inside the box lids...gotta get some clear shipping tape!

We all need less nanny state problems, they are becoming tyrannical.

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