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posted by [identity profile] texanfan.livejournal.com at 02:58am on 14/03/2011
I wish you much success in your planting, it is not where my gifts lie. :)
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Don't be too impressed

posted by [identity profile] revdorothyl.livejournal.com at 04:30am on 14/03/2011
I can raise tomatoes and raspberries with a reasonable amount of success, but in this particular soil and climate I've learned not to waste my time on snow peas, purple bush beans, multi-colored carrots, or repeated attempts at establishing a rhubarb patch, because none of those have survived the heat and/or the density of the clay soil in previous years.

I talk a good game, but I've learned to limit my risk!
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Re: Don't be too impressed

posted by [identity profile] texanfan.livejournal.com at 03:53pm on 15/03/2011
But that's part of it! Know what grows well and concentrate on those things.
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Re: Don't be too impressed

posted by [identity profile] revdorothyl.livejournal.com at 03:55pm on 15/03/2011
Also, tomatoes and raspberries are two things I really like fresh but can't stand to pay outrageous supermarket prices for!
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