Grow Your Own

Welcome everyone to the Grow Your Own Sub-Forum. This is the place for posting your garden photography for the [url="http://magicduel.invisionzone.com/topic/13696-grow-your-own/"]Grow Your Own[/url] contest. Please remember to upload your photography elsewhere and use image links so your images will display in posts. Each player should make a topic for your own garden. You need to post a minimum of once every two weeks, on the new moon and the full moon. You can post more frequently if you wish, and I encourage you to do so. Some parts of this contest will be voted on by the community at large. The more you offer, the more we have to impress us. Participants who…

This will hold pictures, thoughs and experiences on my garden. When i've designed my garden a part of it was specifically dedicated to cultivate vegetables, aromatic herbs and fruits. This year's winter have been a bit harsh so seeding and planting have been a little delayed, still i will post pictures to allow all interested to follow the garden progress. ~dark

Placeholder for future, as my local region still has about 4-6" of snow, and ice below that. [size=2](We ordered our seeds, but planting outside is usually a Beltane Event here, in upstate NY, due to microclimate being colder than the national weather-zone map would imply)[/size] Cool weather starters tend to happen around the end of March at the earliest...

Date stamp : 2nd of March 2013 : Day 1 So, my experience in gardening is a... Little limited. Consisting of a white orchid, and a bromeliad [size=2][R.I.P The both of them][/size] and a rose bush that has currently died down for the winter... And I hope is going to revive itself soon o..o Anyways wish me luck in not killing the seeds! ~o3o~ Anyways~ I have some rosemary seeds and, I also have a baby conifer o3o That I want to grow and then shape ^.^ So yeeeees here are the seeds as of today: [center][img]http://i.imgur.com/3z6qiUas.jpg[/img]Prepared [img]http://i.imgur.com/JiVVbTXs.jpg[/img]Potted [img]http://i.imgur.com/FKNdHOis.jpg[/img]Watered[/center] [center…

Posting will begin in a couple weeks. Currently the ground is too muddy to till and fertalize. I grow a fairly decent garden every year so this will be fun documenting its progress. Usually Jar between 40-60 quarts of tomato stuffs, and 30+ quarts of other veggies