Re:Gardeners' Gems: Designer Crops That Will Wow The Neighbors
by webmaven on Wednesday May 14, 2014 @08:48AM
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Hey, this seems an opportune place to ask: Any other HNers interested in food gardening?
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Re:Gardeners' Gems: Designer Crops That Will Wow The Neighbors
by exDM69 on Wednesday May 14, 2014 @09:28AM
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Yes, I am a computer geek and a food gardener.
In fact, we have a hydroponic kitchen garden in our office kitchen. We grow basil, salad and chilies. Our in-house pesto always impresses our guests. We've also grown bell peppers and tomatoes but that wasn't worth the effort.
I also have a small back yard garden under progress. It's not quite growing season up here yet (60 deg northern latitude).
Re:Gardeners' Gems: Designer Crops That Will Wow The Neighbors
by zafka on Wednesday May 14, 2014 @12:09PM
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I am quite interested in food gardening. I am gearing up to start an experimental green house in the near future. I just bought 5 acres and hope to use solar panels to power automatic systems and data loggers. One of my nuttier ideas is to use solar powered air conditioning to expand what I can grow here in Florida.
Re:Gardeners' Gems: Designer Crops That Will Wow The Neighbors
by nagoff on Wednesday May 14, 2014 @05:57PM
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I am - A few years ago I semi-retired from coding for start ups to start up a community farm. We do weekly veg boxes along with half-pigs, lambs, honey, eggs, goats milk, cheese and meat.
Re:Gardeners' Gems: Designer Crops That Will Wow The Neighbors
by jmspring on Wednesday May 14, 2014 @08:57AM
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There have been threads that pop up where vegetable and fruit gardens have been discussed. Any specific topic?
Re:Gardeners' Gems: Designer Crops That Will Wow The Neighbors
by shortavion on Wednesday May 14, 2014 @09:10AM
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I'd be interested in methods for monitoring the soil to be able to automatically add the nutrients the plant needs.