Comments on: Whats In Your Garden http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/ Lovin' Every Season with My Adventures with The Hunter Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:24:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Jody http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1718 Jody Wed, 16 Apr 2008 00:51:41 +0000 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1718 Tammy, I'm glad you enjoy my site and it sounds like you have a great garden! Tammy, I’m glad you enjoy my site and it sounds like you have a great garden!

]]> By: tammy http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1717 tammy Tue, 15 Apr 2008 23:12:42 +0000 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1717 Hi all , we live in fl but hunt S.C. and yeah our garden is doing great,,,, we have 1 roll of the following.....leaks-potatoes-turnip greens-okra-broccoli-chick peas and 3 rolls-tomatoe-lima beans-black eye peas-green onions, planning to plan some collards and some hot pepper too .......but all doing great .....hey it's a great workout just keeping the weeds out........thank you for asking about my garden.....and love to read your web site ......tammy from melbourne fl. Hi all , we live in fl but hunt S.C. and yeah our garden is doing great,,,, we have 1 roll of the following…..leaks-potatoes-turnip greens-okra-broccoli-chick peas and 3 rolls-tomatoe-lima beans-black eye peas-green onions, planning to plan some collards and some hot pepper too …….but all doing great …..hey it’s a great workout just keeping the weeds out……..thank you for asking about my garden…..and love to read your web site ……tammy from melbourne fl.

]]> By: Beth from The Funny Farm http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1706 Beth from The Funny Farm Tue, 15 Apr 2008 05:26:38 +0000 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1706 DIRT! It is still to cold to plant here. But, soon to be flowers! :-D DIRT!

It is still to cold to plant here.

But, soon to be flowers! :-D

]]> By: Jody http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1703 Jody Mon, 14 Apr 2008 21:50:52 +0000 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1703 Blessed, it is so worth it. Norcal, I'm impressed. If I'm ever out your way I am inviting myself to come and eat at your place. Arthur, Mark enjoys doing the gardening. Lisa, As I told Blessed - it is so worth it. Kristine, that would be a good man to find. Robin, I will post about the Home & Garden show. Haley, I can help plant and pick the veggies but I'm not going to rotortil. Kris, oh yum cantaloupe. Blessed, it is so worth it.

Norcal, I’m impressed. If I’m ever out your way I am inviting myself to come and eat at your place.

Arthur, Mark enjoys doing the gardening.

Lisa, As I told Blessed - it is so worth it.

Kristine, that would be a good man to find.

Robin, I will post about the Home & Garden show.

Haley, I can help plant and pick the veggies but I’m not going to rotortil.

Kris, oh yum cantaloupe.

]]> By: Kris http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1702 Kris Mon, 14 Apr 2008 20:43:16 +0000 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1702 Where we live now we don't have a lot of room for a garden. I used to grow tomatoes, cucumbers, corn, peppers, cantaloupe, green beans, and strawberries. You have me missing all that now! I may build me a couple of raised beds, and try to raise some vegetables or strawberries. Where we live now we don’t have a lot of room for a garden. I used to grow tomatoes, cucumbers, corn, peppers, cantaloupe, green beans, and strawberries.

You have me missing all that now! I may build me a couple of raised beds, and try to raise some vegetables or strawberries.

]]> By: haleyhughes http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1701 haleyhughes Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:54:32 +0000 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1701 The only edible things that I've ever experimented with growing are basil and chives. Incredibly easy to grow and they don't take up much space. The only edible things that I’ve ever experimented with growing are basil and chives. Incredibly easy to grow and they don’t take up much space.

]]> By: Robin http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1700 Robin Mon, 14 Apr 2008 15:32:59 +0000 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1700 I love to garden! Fresh herbs are the best. Rosemary, basil (can't get enough of that) and sage. I dont have the room I did before but I will have these. Tomatoe's are a must. I might try growing this year in the containers. They seem to work for everyone else. If anyone is looking for ideas, Jean Shepherd is having a Home & Garden Show on April 26th & 27th. Come check it out!!!! Happy growing everyone, they even have patio containers for tomatoes. I love spring and the growing season of summer! I love to garden! Fresh herbs are the best. Rosemary, basil (can’t get enough of that) and sage. I dont have the room I did before but I will have these. Tomatoe’s are a must. I might try growing this year in the containers. They seem to work for everyone else.
If anyone is looking for ideas, Jean Shepherd is having a Home & Garden Show on April 26th & 27th. Come check it out!!!!
Happy growing everyone, they even have patio containers for tomatoes.
I love spring and the growing season of summer!

]]> By: kristine shreve http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1699 kristine shreve Mon, 14 Apr 2008 14:56:25 +0000 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1699 I currently live in an apartment, but I'm thinking about finding a community garden space where I can have a plot this year. Since I've started eating better I've really come to appreciate fresh vegetables, and also learned how expensive they can be in the store. It would be fun to grow my own. Either that or I need to find a boyfriend like Holly's. A man who cooks and gardens, what could be better? I currently live in an apartment, but I’m thinking about finding a community garden space where I can have a plot this year. Since I’ve started eating better I’ve really come to appreciate fresh vegetables, and also learned how expensive they can be in the store. It would be fun to grow my own.

Either that or I need to find a boyfriend like Holly’s. A man who cooks and gardens, what could be better?

]]> By: Lisa365 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1698 Lisa365 Mon, 14 Apr 2008 13:35:01 +0000 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1698 Oh nice! Since I finally have my own house, I want to start a garden. So far I've got beans growing in seedling pots. Eventually I would like to grow everyday vegetables like tomatoes, parsley, carrots, peppers and broccoli (I wonder if I can? we LOVE broccoli) and zucchini is a huge favourite too! I would love to read about your garden adventures! :D Oh nice!
Since I finally have my own house, I want to start a garden. So far I’ve got beans growing in seedling pots. Eventually I would like to grow everyday vegetables like tomatoes, parsley, carrots, peppers and broccoli (I wonder if I can? we LOVE broccoli) and zucchini is a huge favourite too!

I would love to read about your garden adventures! :D

]]> By: Arthur http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1697 Arthur Mon, 14 Apr 2008 12:28:45 +0000 http://thehunterswife.net/whats-in-your-garden/#comment-1697 I can't stand working in the garden to be honest. I will say though that last year the father-in-law and wife did one in our back yard and I did enjoy the fresh veggies. I can’t stand working in the garden to be honest. I will say though that last year the father-in-law and wife did one in our back yard and I did enjoy the fresh veggies.

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