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Hey there! I could use some help here...
When you think about movies or shows from the German-speaking world, which actors or actresses immediately come to mind? I’m putting together a presentation and I’m drawing a total blank on everyone except for these names:
marlene dietrich, romy schneider, til schweiger, klaus kinski, christoph waltz, erdogan atalay, arnold schwarzeneggger, gedeon burkhard, tobias moretti, rex 😉
Well, I'm finally back... I've been out in rural Pennsylvania for a while dealing with various projects, so I haven't had a spare moment to check the forums. My apologies. Thank you all so much for your responses; they have been incredibly helpful!
Do you want to know how my garden is doing? 😁 It’s absolutely thriving!!! I couldn't be happier about it...
I've noticed the soil here is a bit tough to dig through, though it does hold moisture exceptionally well. It means I don't necessarily need to water every single day—though I do it anyway. (Well, not now that we're getting some rain, at least.)
In just a few days, my beans, onions, beets, and peas have already sprouted, and I can even see tiny little parsley shoots popping up...
Since I decided this would just be an experimental patch (if it behaves itself, I might get serious about it this fall), I didn't use any fertilizer. I was curious to see just how fertile the soil was on its own. I planted everything I love just based on how it looked to me, and it turns out I didn't make a single mistake. 😍 Consider me a newly obsessed gardener. 😍
Greetings to everyone!
I am relatively new to the world of gardening. I’ve recently come into possession of some land up in Appalachia, and according to the locals, the soil is a sandy loam. I am curious to know which types of vegetables tend to thrive best in that kind of environment.
I would also appreciate any advice on companion planting—specifically, which vegetables play well together so they might actually share the same garden bed.