Comments on: 20 top seed and seed-starting faq’s

By: Michelle

Michelle — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 19:07:00 +0000

I really want to learn how to grow veggies this year so hopefully I will gain access to a community garden (throught the City). I am excited to join their first meeting tomorrow night. Wish me luck as I have zip zero nada veggie gardening experience.

By: jody currin

jody currin — Fri, 08 Feb 2013 15:45:11 +0000

We have started the community garden seeds in the greenhouse, they are coming up nicely. I have been working with a few of the FFA students and most of the seeds came from Seeds of Change their sow a million seeds program in which a few were dated, but they are producing wonderfully. I think the trick is their packaging which is also very pretty to display. Thank you Ms. Margaret for all of the great ideas and tips. Your newest book is on my reading chair and i am enjoying it very much, it was a birthday present.

By: Margaret

Margaret — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 13:06:22 +0000

In reply to Lysa.

Hi, Lysa. Sounds like you have plant for a fruit farm! :) Don’t know where you are located but the kiwi will have to be one that’s hardy in your zone. Whatever kiwi you grow, there are separate male and female plants, so to get fruit someday you’ll need both. Oregon State has good info about growing kiwi (again, I don’t know where you are located so the ones that will grow there may not grow for you). The ones in the market tend to be from much warmer climates than mine, for instance – I can only grow the so-called “hardy” kiwis, not the big fuzzy ones from the supermarket here (but I am Zone 5).