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puu's back flush garden

Garden Type: Water | Sun: Full Sun | Soil: Loam I'm Organic!

  • 27 Feb 2009
    nice try, slugs wasabi! Breaking Dormancy and back flush garden
    back from the dead. eaten to the ground by slugs last year. that’s no problem for wasabi, I guess.
    Sunny 11°C / 52°F
  • 08 Feb 2009
    expansion 2 back flush garden
    started preparing an old cast bathtub to add to the garden a couple of days ago. currently the garden is made up of two large metal pressure tanks that my grandpa cut in half years and years ago. they’re working great as ponds, but they’re rusting. I’ll need to pull them up w...
    Overcast 2°C / 35°F
  • 24 Nov 2008
    Purchased pilgrim cranberry Purchased and back flush garden
    five. these are for the backflush garden, parts of which seem like a pretty good approximation of a bog.
  • 08 Aug 2008
    done wasabi! and back flush garden
    dead and gone. no evidence that it was ever even there. I’ve still got two more wasabi plants that I might move, but I’m not certain they wouldn’t share this one’s fate. shoot.
  • 08 Aug 2008
    lily pads back flush garden
    looks like about four or five of the lotus seeds have sprouted and are unfolding lily pads. mostly the seeds are still floating and haven’t taken root yet, but I can see roots growing as well. I’ve dropped nine lotus seeds in there so far, so right around half have germinated. not ...
  • 03 Aug 2008
    sand trout, maybe? achira and back flush garden
    I may have planted one of these directly on top of a mole hole. or some critter might have a taste for achira. or a sinkhole spontaneously formed. whatever happened, one of the two achira I planted at the overflow of the pond disappeared and in it’s place is a gaping hole. the second pl...
  • 01 Aug 2008
    sadness wasabi! Dying and back flush garden
    Hillary called me yesterday and said my wasabi plant got broken by some critter. I suppose it might survive, but I’m not terribly hopeful.

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