does this work for green garden sweet peas grown in the north country? One review said no.
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It should. I shelled two bushel of October beans yesterday and have shell many bushel of purple hull peas and brown Crowder
1036512
I used it straight through veg and flower and had great results. If you have access to a MH though, i'd use that for veg.
2174021
Yes, absolutely. This is ideal for that purpose. We used it on two of our vegetable gardens in NC weather and had a lot of success.
747390
That sounds correct to me.. use high nitrogen for green growth the other for budding and fruiting , assuming it has the ingredients for tha:t phosphorous and potash.
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I'd say yes. . .it works on reeds and a number of other weeds/grasses. . .just takes a few days longer than true Round Up.
334972
Hello Myrna, I answer all questions with complete honesty based on my experience with a product. I do not believe that this product would work with any plant. We had fungus gnats in and around our houseplants. This product did nothing. Sadly, after trying so many products (at great cost) we had to get rid of all of our plants (many of them were over ten years old).
1508715
Some silly marketing error would be my guess. I have the Mr Pea sheller and although it works great it has never turned my beans into peas;)
341041
If I had to guess... This product would focus more on the specific bugs that vegetable gardens attract.EDIT: C. Aronson's answer sounds much better... Listen to that one.
450662
Probably depends on how far North she is. See this web page:http://blog.emergencyoutdoors.com/edible-wild-plants-american-wintergreen-checkerberry-tea-berry-gaultheria-procumbens/
150637
I like the trellis netting, it does seem pretty sturdy, and have used mine to trellis peas. I just used old deck lumber and various pieces of wood I had around. Anything will work, you just need to be able to either staple or tie the netting to the posts in order to keep it tight.
66900
Im not sure, I would probably ask a home and garden expert. I hope this helps good luck.
1746618
I couldnt get it to work in soil. But if you could get it to actually work, I dont think it would matter if it is soil in pots or soil outdoors
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several plates will work large peas,liima beans sweet corn and bean you can always take a pea or bean plate and cut the holes larger if needed but you just test and check spacing etc use cheese or bees wax to fill in holes if spacing is too close I LOVE THIS TOOL hardly ever use my cole planter anymore lettuce. beets,greens carrots spinach etc 3 1/2 seasons because its so easy to plant just make sure your soil is fine and as level as possible GOOD GARDENING !!!!
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Absolutely. Best choices for them. Google blueberry fertilizer and you will see it is preferred option. Careful on the name though, there are poor alternatives that have very similar names.
450663
I cannot tell you for sure having never lived there. We had tons of wintergreen growing wild. It's natural habitat was in an area with light sun, morning or sun filtering through the leaves of trees located at the edge of a pine forest. It loved the acid soil there and the soil did not dry out excessively, the soil there was actually quite sandy not a lot of clay in it. I also use to find a lot of it under and surrounding elderberry shrubs and field willow trees on edges of the forest too. I certainly think it is worth a try in your area and I'd plant it in slightly acid soil and not in the glaring afternoon sun. This is a wonderful little plant, I use to use wintergreen in combination with St John's wort and Yarrow to make a natural salve for pain and sprains. It worked wonders for me, can't say if it would with others though :-)
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Didn't work for me in the veg garden. I resorted to using a product called Rabit Scram. It's granuals that you sprinkle around the area you want to protect.
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Sorry - I have no idea what it works on - I ordered it for someone else - who has since passed away. I'm not much of a garden person.