BoerneChickens
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I found this site through BYC - and am excited to see all the great topics!
A little about me - I live just north of San Antonio, TX in the edge of the hill country. I am a single, working mother to two great kids, we have a house cat and my first chickens arrive next week! I have been gardening for a few years - mostly tomatoes and cukes and herbs - but this year I am stepping it up a notch. I don't think I will make it to fully self-sufficient but I am eager to learn all I can on this site. I just doubled the size of my raised gardens and am trying a bunch of new things this year - so far I have added broccoli, cabbages, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, potatoes, onions, garlic, leeks, shallots, chives, eggplant and some letttuce. I have a serperate bed set up and waiting for asparagus starts as well. I also havve a fig and plum tree - although since I planted them a year and a half ago I have gotten 3 figs and no plums - hoping for better this year
I look forward to meeting you and getting tips that work in the TX heat!
A little about me - I live just north of San Antonio, TX in the edge of the hill country. I am a single, working mother to two great kids, we have a house cat and my first chickens arrive next week! I have been gardening for a few years - mostly tomatoes and cukes and herbs - but this year I am stepping it up a notch. I don't think I will make it to fully self-sufficient but I am eager to learn all I can on this site. I just doubled the size of my raised gardens and am trying a bunch of new things this year - so far I have added broccoli, cabbages, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, potatoes, onions, garlic, leeks, shallots, chives, eggplant and some letttuce. I have a serperate bed set up and waiting for asparagus starts as well. I also havve a fig and plum tree - although since I planted them a year and a half ago I have gotten 3 figs and no plums - hoping for better this year
I look forward to meeting you and getting tips that work in the TX heat!
from Ontario, Canada!
I'm not sure what you're sposed to do with them, so I'm going to speak to the local nursery this year about them.