Odie;1222814 wrote: I love beefsteak tomatoes......toasted with mayo, salt & pepper!:guitarist


ditto

<t>Odie;1222811 wrote: hate to say this, but this is not a garden forum my friend.<br/>
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but you can bring anything you like up on gardening.<br/>
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if your looking strictly for gardening forums let me know as I belong to one that is outstanding and highly knowledgeable.<br/>
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mrsK;1222810 wrote: Hello & Welcome:-6


thank you and hello to you also.

Odie;1222808 wrote: Hi and welcome!

nothing beats home-grown!


got that right!

abbey;1222801 wrote: Hiya Kurt, Welcome to FG. :-6


ty ty

i think there should be a strictly organic forum. it was the wave of the past and i think it's strongly becoming the wave of the future...again

<t>Bill Sikes;1222793 wrote: What is "bag soil"?<br/>
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I find that if the soil won't easily absorb water, then time's the secret. Keep putting a little on and then a little more, and it'll soon start to soak it up.<br/>
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just some store bought top soil and another bag of peat moss ...

<t>coberst;1211017 wrote: Can inanimate objects carry expressive meaning?<br/>
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“Expression resides in perceptual qualities of the stimulus pattern—Rudolf Arnheim <br/>
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In achieving great quantifying skills we have seriously damaged our ability to focus upon the qualities of our ...

<t>wanna be;841404 wrote: I am considering purchasing a compost tumbler. I have been using a 32 gallon plastic trash can with holes for drainage which takes a season to compost. I have 20 acres, 10 of woods, so lots to compost. Does anyone any suggestions?<br/>
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get rabbits and worms ...

Bryn Mawr;1222786 wrote: Then I apologise unreservedly - you'd be amazed how many times we see it and I jumped to an unwarranted conclusion.


no problem, i can imagine......like i said, i'm not selling anything, but i do have some good ideas

Mustang;1222785 wrote: It must be pretty bad soil if it won't absorb water with all the rain you've been receiving.


its bag soil i had laying around, my yard's doin just fine

<r>hi, i'm kurt from new orleans. i like to grow.....well pretty much anything i can, but mostly i like growing vegetables. nothing like a cherry tomato and baby cucumber salad. i grow all organic, strictly worm castings really, but am also working on getting some rabbits again. they did my past ...

i only meant like a half a teaspoon to a gallon, i've read somewhere that that works but really wanted some input before i tried it.

oooooh....lol......no, i'm not selling anything it's an honest question.

i'm in the u.s. and i was using some soil i had around added some soil additives, and the water just rolled off when i added it.

can i just add some liquid detergent to a gallon of water and mix it with my soil?

????.....coming to tell you what?

can someone tell me a good, cheap wetting agent solution that i can add to my soil so it will absorb water?