Anyone grow anything in their garden?

Morgan · Jul 30, 2010

boscoj said:
Bedfordsure? . . . no you can't grow hemp in Bedferdshire . . .

It certainly can be. Large fields of it were planted in this area for research. One night, most of it vanished as it was mistaken but the local weeders for...

rangedunits said:
Hemp is legal but not marijuanna Thats two different thing.
Its much more efficient than cotton and corn,
you can make clothes,food,and a bunch of things with it.

I have not enough room for an almond tree.

... Yes cannabis. Which can also be grown in bedfrodeshire! Never by me BTW. That would be stoopid and illegal.

I forgot one genuine crop to add to the list of homegrown stuff... Bracket mushrooms! There are several large Horse Chestnut trees close to me that produce a fair crop each year and they are lovely. I spotted some on a neighbour's tree after that and they were just as tasty. The next year they were cutting down their tree, as it was dying and becoming dangerous, so I asked if could grab some of the logs. I put them in the garden and now have yearly mushrooms! As the logs decay I will just replace them and infect a new batch.

Nice sort of wild harvesting in your back yard!

M

chipdouglas · Jul 30, 2010

i have grapefruit, fig and apricot trees. i also have a small raised bed garden that i grow, basil, cucumber, banana pepper, jalapenos, habaneros, some small un named chile, chamomile and mint (last 2 i make my own tea) I consider myself an ameture chef. with persian and salads being my specialty

edit... i forgot my favorite plant... my rosemary. it grows like crazy and it is what i use the most.

michael

Elektrotechniker · Jul 30, 2010

I meant a long pumpkin cos we cut them before they get their round shape. Sorry for the misurdestanding.

moonreft · Jul 30, 2010

6 yellow zucchini, 3 bell peppers, 2 tomato plants and that crazy chili from India, Naga Jolokia.

The cantaloupe was over run by the zucchini plants. All this in California clay soil. I had to use 7 bags of amend and 2 bags bull dung to loosen it up.

pseudolobster · Jul 30, 2010

rangedunits said:
Hemp is legal but not marijuanna Thats two different thing.

Not in America it's not. Hemp products are legal in the USA, but not the plant. The US is one of only like 2 or 3 countries in the world where hemp is illegal to grow or process.

Anyways, in my garden we have a plum tree, a fig tree, and some wild blackberries which are eating my tool shed. (For those of you who don't live anywhere blackberries grow wild, they're a real pain.. The grow like 6 inches a day, and within a season they can engulf whole buildings in thorny brambles.)

I was thinking of planting some herbs.. Maybe some oregano, rosemary, basil, chives, stuff like that. I keep wanting to make some pesto, but they charge like $2 for a tiny sprig of basil, so a pesto sauce could end up costing fifty bucks.

On my walk to work, I've noticed a lot of edible stuff on public property... Wild peas, wild carrots, some sort of kale, nectarines, pears, apples, fennel, rosemary, raspberries, the list goes on. Some days I've actually picked my lunch on my way to work.

sandidgepatrick · Jul 30, 2010

lettuce,tomatoes and cucumbers if the ground hog will stay out....

Ash · Jul 30, 2010

Outdoors: Sage, Mint, Rosemary, Thyme (Herbs)
Indoors: A different type (Herbs)

It's legal to grow up to five plants for personal use if you have a medical license in California. (I love this state)
In Oregon, I don't even think you need a license.

jupiter8 · Jul 30, 2010

I grow LOTS of herbs too. Don't have time to list them now. Netwave - sounds very interesting! I may pm you soon to find out more. We might be able to do some trading. :yh:

Here's a pic of my current edible garden -

Not a lot growing right now, too cold and gloomy here.

Razako · Jul 30, 2010

Ash said:
Outdoors: Sage, Mint, Rosemary, Thyme (Herbs)
Indoors: A different type (Herbs)

It's legal to grow up to five plants for personal use if you have a medical license in California. (I love this state)
In Oregon, I don't even think you need a license.

wow lol...
Who would've ever thought an innocent topic like this would lead to discussion on growing pot

netwave · Jul 31, 2010

jupiter8 ~ I grow LOTS of herbs too. Don't have time to list them now. Netwave - sounds very interesting! I may pm you soon to find out more. We might be able to do some trading. :yh:

Yeah feel free to drop me a PM anytime, BTW you have an impressive looking layout there

I've got most my remaining herb collection in pots & wheeled planters I made out of pallets, as I'm renting atm & makes it a whole lot easier to shift.

Some did'nt make the hard winter we had this year, so now im constantly on the look out for hardy unusual replacments that can hack the cold

however bought a teatree plant this week that seems to love the humidity of the greenhouse, This will be put it in my grow tent just before first frost along with my Calea zacatechichi that I know wont accept our winter months
Here's some of them anyway

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Kookapeli · Jul 31, 2010

*has a double take to make sure I'm on the right forum*

I'm growing tomatoes, 5 different kinds of Chilli's which are, Numex Twilight, Numex Centennial, Rocoto, Long Purple and Habenero, also Mint, Purple basil, Basil and beetroot

boscoj · Jul 31, 2010

Yeah I know, what an interesting thread this turned out to be . . .

Talented group and some :kewlpics:

Kookapeli said:
*has a double take to make sure I'm on the right forum*

I'm growing tomatoes, 5 different kinds of Chilli's which are, Numex Twilight, Numex Centennial, Rocoto, Long Purple and Habenero, also Mint, Purple basil, Basil and beetroot

I only have some taragon, chives, basil, thyme, ginger and an alpine strawberry . . .

3 heirloom tomatoes, Hillbilly, Cherokee purple, Purple Genovese and a super sweet 100

And a Eureka lemon tree that's due for a serious whack job . . . and a free for pickup wrecked 1982 Suzuki GS750ED . . .

boscoj · Aug 19, 2010

Steve Brill has given me some rights to his sight . . .

*cough*

diachi · Aug 20, 2010

Ash said:
Outdoors: Sage, Mint, Rosemary, Thyme (Herbs)
Indoors: A different type (Herbs)

It's legal to grow up to five plants for personal use if you have a medical license in California. (I love this state)
In Oregon, I don't even think you need a license.

Is that your grow? if it is, I'm impressed, looks nicee! Which strain?

We've got some peppers and some chillis growing and a few herbs such as rosemary, nothing much else though. Used to have strawberrys and oranges years ago ... cat destroyed the orange tree, and we stopped growing the strawberrys.

Ash · Aug 20, 2010

diachi said:
Is that your grow? if it is, I'm impressed, looks nicee! Which strain?

We've got some peppers and some chillis growing and a few herbs such as rosemary, nothing much else though. Used to have strawberrys and oranges years ago ... cat destroyed the orange tree, and we stopped growing the strawberrys.

Nope. Not mine... (unfortunately), but if I had to make an educated guess, I would say it looks like Blue Dream crossed with Jack Herer.

How did your cat destroy your orange tree? Was it a really small tree or a really big cat? :evil:

dnar · Aug 21, 2010

My wife and I grow Lettuce, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Strawberries, Chillies (all sorts), Apples, Lemon grass, Parsley, Coriander, Chives, Rosemary, Mint plus a few more herbs I can't remember or spell.

Nothing like fresh produce.

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