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Genius or Gimmick?
Like many of us, I have been curious about the recent upside-down gardening fad, but have been reluctant to jump in. Until, that is, I realized a bought a greenhouse which had, until last week, several metres of unused space, … Continue reading
Posted in gardening, greenhouse, organic, Uncategorized, Vancouver
Tagged carrots, container gardening, greenhouse, greenhouses, row cover, rust fly, tomatoes, upside down gardening
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Those conniving little….
One of the curses gardeners must contend with is the wretched rust fly. Similar in appearance to the average house fly, the rust fly’s sole mission in life is to find and infest carrots, parsnips, celery, celeriac, parsley and dill. They … Continue reading
