Fun Ideas For Miniature And Small Cold Frames And Greenhouses
I have the parts to build several of these ideas.https://insteading.com/blog/small-greenhouse/See More
Trellis Community Vegetable Gardening Forum
Sharing our knowledge of vegetable gardening in the Snoqualmie Valley area
Latest Activity
David Bach posted a discussionGardening by the Moon?
In May's forum we discussed experience with the weather predictions of the Old Farmer's Almanac. This article about gardening by the moon from the same source suggests timing planting of both above-ground and below-ground crops, with specific recommendations for our area (…See More
Are Honey Bees Threatened?
This article has one or two interesting comments mixed in with some good and bad news.https://geneticliteracyproject.org/2018/04/17/honeybee-population-isnt-crashing-and-seed-pesticides-are-not-driving-health-problems-and-heres-why/First, it reminds us that honeybees are not native to the Americas. They originate in Asia and were…See More
Nile K. Clarke posted a status"I have twenty varieties of tomatoes growing in the greenhouse.
I will bring them to the May meeting. Bring old 4" pots"
David Bach posted a discussionDrip Irrigation Basics
Here is a handout for April's forum - it's an outline of the talk David will present.If you like we can visit his Fall City garden to see the basic setup.See More
Susan & Merv Montacute replied to Mary F's discussion Using wood ash in the vegetable garden"Interesting article and good reminder to test soil pH always
I just remembered that we also spread ash over certain grass
areas to try to kill the moss, but haven't really noticed much
moss dying off !!"
Mary F replied to Darien Payne's discussion Phacelia as a cover crop/insectary plant"Does anyone on the forum know how to start a new dialogue topic. It looks like we can add to a discussion but not start a new one under a new heading."
June 16: Bugs bugging you?
We meet June 16 at Valley Christian Assembly, 9:00 A.M.
Have you seen a few cucumber beetles lately? Are flea beetles perforating leaves of your favorite summer squash plants? Have you seen a bug for the first time ever?
Maybe we can't solve your bug problem, but likely we can heartily commiserate. Stop by and share what's bugging you.
Visit the Trellis Facebook page: Trellis Gardening SnoValley
(https://www.facebook.com/groups/224306511311281/)
Welcome
Each 3rd Saturday of the month, we meet to share and discuss a topic of vegetable gardening relevant to the season and this area. Vegetable gardening in western Washington and certainly in the Snoqualmie Valley area is unique, due to soil conditions, moisture, cooler temperatures, and various other factors. Together we can learn and teach each other from our own experiences and knowledge.
Our group includes a wide range of expertise from those with 15+ years of gardening experience to first time gardeners. We welcome everyone into our monthly discussion forums. It is a great place to share resources and experience for vegetable gardening in the Snoqualmie Valley area.
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Fun Ideas For Miniature And Small Cold Frames And Greenhouses
I have the parts to build several of these ideas.https://insteading.com/blog/small-greenhouse/Continue
Started by Colin Keizer in Recipies for Your Harvest yesterday.
Six Strategies For Improving Garden Yields
Some of these we are already doing.https://www.almanac.com/video/6-proven-strategies-boost-garden-harvestsOthers…Continue
Started by Colin Keizer in Recipies for Your Harvest May 27.
Plants Stubbornly Reject Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria
Eight times?…Continue
Started by Colin Keizer in Recipies for Your Harvest May 27.
Gardening by the Moon?
In May's forum we discussed experience with the weather predictions of the Old Farmer's Almanac. This…Continue
Tags: Almanac, Farmers, Old, moon
Started by David Bach in Your Planting Calendar May 20.
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When: 3rd Saturday of each month, 9am - 10:30am
Where: In the main building at Valley Christian Assembly in Fall City.
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