Thanks!
Thats a good point, right here. You can't compare your own grown veggies with the ones from the stores. Nope.
Thank you also for commenting. Appreciate it. π
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Thanks!
Thats a good point, right here. You can't compare your own grown veggies with the ones from the stores. Nope.
Thank you also for commenting. Appreciate it. π
Not going back after growing your own isn't it? π
Whenever its possible!
But unfortunately, there arr many people whom forget what real flavor is.
I know not everyone can have a garden, and thats too bad.
Not to mention the health issues with buying all this food, so many times full of pesticides.
Anyways. This is a topic I could talk about for hours π
Cheers from Romania π
Absolutely. We plant herbs at home and for the rest either organic or conventional (no pesticides).
Do you have a plan on how you plant across the year?
No, I dont have yet a plan, to say so.
We moved to a new house just a few years ago and didnt manage to finish building our green house. This year it will be ready and I'm guessing we will be able to have our own veggies more longer across the year.
The greenhouse sounds like a great place to hang around during the winter months. We are lucky here in Queensland AUS, to have a mild winter, but at the same time, a lot of things can't grow as it can get quite hot and humid.
Hopefully, you can get the greenhouse ready before the cold weather π€πΌ
I do hope to finish it this year. There's no much left to do. But you know....time flies.
And we'll be gone for three weeks and then is our kid to look for and all these daily stuff in between.
Plus we depend on someone to help us with welding. And this guy is always busy. Anyways, if we dont finish it this year, then next one.
Well, yes. Your winters are mild. Ours are....a but delayed, to say so π . But when they come, we have at least one month with freezing temperatures.
Greetings from Romania π