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Anyone know what this pod like thing is that is growing within my cherry tomato plant? It is on a vine and smells a bit like a pepper….
Brett Figueroa You wouldn't happen to have a photo with the type of leaf structures, shapes, or margins by chance would you
Why are there no cherry trees in the hortisketch?
John Ehrling Hi Lynn, which types do you grow? Send an email to info@gardensavvy.com and we can add some for you!
Summer is ending with a big sigh....Gardening was a difficult chore and I don't like to talk that way but really...We just about drown in rain this spring and summer and it's done havoc with the tomato and squash plot. I was able to save the garlic, onions, peppers and greens but tomatoes, cukes and squash were a wash out. I'm 75 1/2 yrs and this summer really made me see how hard it is to continue with such a large garden so I'm closing down one of my biggest plots. I'll find organic growers and purchase bushels of food from them to can. I still have the strength to can....put up 14 pints of pickled peppers today. Tomorrow brings a day of canning tomatoes from a farm stand. Need my canned toms' to last the winter. Don't worry...I'll keep my smaller garden for beans and such plus I have my fantastic herb bed. Gardening is in my blood, I love it, even weeding. It's a place where I can loose myself in thought, relax and listen to the birds feeding their young....even watch baby bunnies grow up. Watching hummingbirds fly around the yard, sipping at their feeders while I relax under the umbrella fills my heart.
I hope other families had better luck with their garden. In peace, love and laughter, I say have a glorious fall and winter. It'll be here to soon for me.
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Donna Montgomery-Prosser Its always a sad time of year when frost is just around the corner. Thankfully I have a hoophouse that i continue to grow some vegetables like peas and spinach. Now to dream all winter long of the next gardening year
John Ehrling Beautiful! Excellent growing!
Donna Montgomery-Prosser Wow!!!
We are living in a Barbie world. If Barbie was a gardener, what would she grow? Goddess Gardener, Cynthia Brian, channels Barbie to create a pink paradise. Barbie Blooms! https://cynthiabrian.substack.com/p/barbie-blooms
Hello, Can I make a non-rectangular garden in hortisketch?
Sarah Wedge I mean at the start. Thanks
John Ehrling Currently we recommend you create a large square or rectangle, then utilize fencing or other objects to create the irregular share you're looking for.
In September we are launching Hortisketch 2.0 which will feature a robust design tool which will let you create objects in any shape.
Down the road we may enable users to create irregular canvas shapes. Which shapes are you looking for?
Sarah Wedge My yard is an L shape and I'm planning veg beds and border perennial plantings. I'll work around it for now. Thank you.
Taminator I have a curvy garden. It would be great to offer a freehand option
John Ehrling Hi Taminator, we have a freehand option being added very soon! Keep an eye out for the release. We will notify you with a newletter of release.
Growing with kids is a rewarding and educational experience. As children nurture plants, they discover happiness, satisfaction, and a love for the natural world that will stay with them throughout their lives. Most of all, through gardening, they grow a healthy body, mind, and spirit. https://cynthiabrian.substack.com/p/gardening-with-kids
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