History doesn't exactly repeat but it certainly echoes. :) It is not exactly before but it is indeed very similar.
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History doesn't exactly repeat but it certainly echoes. :) It is not exactly before but it is indeed very similar.
Indeed it is.
Seem to have a level of resentment unmatched those near the printing press.
Deluded fools they are indeed.
Live in a different world it seems. Soon it all comes crashing down and welcome we will not say to our world.
Give me until the 5th to get moved and I'll be set. I'm still in the Denver area until the 2nd. After that I'll be away from the cities and have some acres to work with.
Superb, if you need any food growing advice give me a shout and I will gladly advise if I can.
I definitely WILL need that. I need to get a lay of the land first. I have a pond (from run off, but with some fish) and I know there is a small garden of some kind there. Plenty of cleared land ready for more tree planting and more gardens.
EDIT: I'll be in USDA Growing zone 6A if that helps.
You need to get a good look at the soil first. Every few feet it changes. Some sandy, some dark, some need lime, others do not.
When you get a grip regards the soil. Tomatoes grow anywhere and love sand even,
Carrots grow small but planting a few parsley in-between makes them grow massive.
Mint grows every year and spreads, you only need to plant one.
Raspberries too.
Parsley, potatoes, they come back year on year.
The beauty with the latter is one potato when it starts shoots, you can cut it up 15 times, plant one shoot, and they all grow. Plant em deep but in soil that is not dense.
Superb, can not wait to see you get your grow on :-)
That is approximately what the survey came back with. That is what I have to work with. The building out back has a cement floor and used to have chickens. The middle back building is another garage. The back right most building is an old milking barn. There is also a carriage house concealed by one of the trees that is a tiny home with bathroom, kitchen, livingroom, and bedroom.
Left of pond looks good for tomatoes. Might need a bit of a roof with these acidic rains though, right side of the pond looks superb for potatoes, fertile land that bit.
Get some herbs, mint etc in the middle, carrots to the rear. Good to go that land, superb. Nice purchase.
Getting on my nerves the you will own nothing and be happy lunatics, own it, be happy, and get your grow on bro.
Two of my daughters scouted out the property I am moving to and sent me photos beyond what the realtor had. It's a 12 hour drive from where I am at so it wasn't feasible at the time for me to look. Inspection came back great as well. Has a well. It is on natural gas from municipal source. One side of the road in front of the property is city limits (small place 4K people) and my side of the road is outside of city limits. :P
Sounds superb, that well will be a god send come watering plants when you get a grow on.
Smaller place here, 15 people in 5 miles. The way I like it :-) :p