Black mold on fruit trees

Hello,
I just signed up to try this platform. I love gardening, and just growing things. My goal is to grow food for my family to be self sufficient. I bought 10 acres a couple years ago, and during that time I've been making my orchard, and planting perennials that bear food.

This year I'll be continuing with growing my orchard, but expand out to starting my gardening. I want to start off with something that can be stored easily, and our family likes to eat.

It's still snowy here, so I'm still in the planning stage. I hope this is a good platform, and look forward to all the wonderful posts, and knowledge I gain.

I want to grow lily of the valley. Does it do well as a houseplant?

In years past, my biggest problem has been Creeping Charlie weed or ground cover, however you choose to think about it. After talking with my friend, a master gardener, i decided to cooperate with Charlie and use it as a ground cover, keeping it 7 inches away from my plants. Not everyone's solution, but mine for the moment. For me, it's a lot easier.

Having a hard time dragging the vegetables into the grid. It is the size of a dot which doesn't get any bigger when I zoom in. Any ideas how to fix this so I can finish designing my garden?
thanks

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