My new home has a place for a garden!

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1/12/2013 9:29:10 PM	My new home has a place for a garden!
wolfyhp Bradley, CA 44, joined Apr. 2008	Yay, I'm moving tomorrow. I won't have internet at home for a while, so I'll check this thread as I can. The new place has room for a nice raised bed garden in the back, and a flower and herb garden out front. I'm so looking forward to Spring planting this year. I'll show photos once I'm back online at home. I was hoping to get some advice on growing sage (mostly on picking off the flowers soon enough so it'll continue into the next year) and other such herbs, but I see that thread stayed empty so I guess no one who's around knows about that. Oh well. Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
1/13/2013 8:36:34 AM	My new home has a place for a garden!
shawnee_b Edmonton, KY 63, joined Apr. 2010	Congratulations on the new place. My sage is still growing outside in a big pot, didn't see any flowers.
1/13/2013 1:47:11 PM	My new home has a place for a garden!
wolfyhp Bradley, CA 44, joined Apr. 2008	Quote from shawnee_b: Congratulations on the new place. My sage is still growing outside in a big pot, didn't see any flowers. Interesting, every sage I've tried to grow shoots up a flower/seed stalk and then dies off. I was told at various nurseries that I have to pinch off the flower/seed stalk before it gets really started or the plant will die off. Never made sense to me since in the wild I see HUGE, very old sage plants. Maybe they don't get the water and nutrients in the wild to make a seed stalk for the first few years? Thanks for the congratulations. It's going to be work to get the landscaping how I want it, but it'll be fun and worthwhile work. I love transforming land. We're supposed to at least keep a lawn there (community rules,) but the last guy who had the place let it all go to weeds, so it needs a lot of work. Just how I like it.
1/21/2013 7:52:18 AM	My new home has a place for a garden!
shawnee_b Edmonton, KY 63, joined Apr. 2010	Quote from wolfyhp: Interesting, every sage I've tried to grow shoots up a flower/seed stalk and then dies off. I was told at various nurseries that I have to pinch off the flower/seed stalk before it gets really started or the plant will die off. Never made sense to me since in the wild I see HUGE, very old sage plants. Maybe they don't get the water and nutrients in the wild to make a seed stalk for the first few years? Thanks for the congratulations. It's going to be work to get the landscaping how I want it, but it'll be fun and worthwhile work. I love transforming land. We're supposed to at least keep a lawn there (community rules,) but the last guy who had the place let it all go to weeds, so it needs a lot of work. Just how I like it. I didn't do anything with the sage, it just grew from seed. Mom grew it too, it was easy. Can't figure what's messing yours up. Competition from the flower stalk? Keep a 6 foot square lawn and the rest of the landscaping can be garden!