

In other news, I made a little hoop house to keep the bugs from eating the broccoli before we do. It is made from 9 gauge fencing wire and floating row cover. I hope it works. Never mind the extremely tall grass just outside the garden. I better go do some trimming.


Great cover-up. That should work well. If those are silver maple seeds you won't have a problem to getting them to grow. I have three extremely old silver maple trees and they love to grow their seeds in my fresh tilled garden everywhere. They are a nice tree that grows quickly. Not as good as a hardwood tree, I can hear an old timer saying, but I like them.
ReplyDeleteThey are in fact silver maples, and that is very encouraging. They are all over my neighborhood, so I figured I would give it a whirl. Plus, I've heard they don't require winter stratification.
ReplyDeleteYou're right on the hardwood issue also.