Can I plant asparagus now?
April 24th, 2008Hello, I am an amateur gardener. I would like to try growing asparagus. I live in
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Can I plant asparagus now?April 24th, 2008Hello, I am an amateur gardener. I would like to try growing asparagus. I live in Will our tomato plant self-pollinate?April 24th, 2008Hello, My husband Tom planted about 10 Big Boy tomatoes, one per pot, and they are doing great. We have several yellow blossoms already but we dont know if we need to put them outside or what. They are inside our screened porch. It has no roof and the sun comes thru. We were wondering if they needed to be outside for birds, bees etc. in order to bear fruit ? Thank you, Kathy My first but certainly not my last order with you!April 23rd, 2008Good news! Yesterday I received my new shipment of the correct plants and they are beautiful! Your growers and packagers are very skilled. I found your web site on Dave’s Garden Watchdog and I’m going to give Garden Harvest Supply a positive rating because you responded quickly and very professionally when I received the wrong original order. Thanks again for growing very healthy plants and packaging them so there won’t be any transplant shock. This was my first, but certainly NOT my last, order with you. Susan L. Simple Tomato-growing TrickApril 17th, 2008Mixing technology with scientific research and some good old fashioned gardening experience, our Better Reds plastic mulch was designed to serve many purposes. It was developed to increase tomato yields and improve overall garden conditions. By allowing water, air and nutrients through while holding in heat, this mulch prevents weeds from proliferating and stealing the soil’s nutrients that feed the tomato plants. But best of all, it encourages the plant to produce the best fruits by reflecting a particular wave of sunlight to the leaves’ undersides. Both yields and fruit flavor are increased! It’s reusable for a couple of seasons by simply shaking off, rinsing, drying and storing. Also, it’s incredibly easy to use. Just unfold the squares, cut a slit in the center and plant the small plant directly into the soil. For mature plants, cut a slit from an outside edge to the center, and cut a center hole large enough to fit the stem of the plant. Lay it right on top of the soil around the plant’s base. You can keep it in place by placing small rocks on the corners. Better Reds can also be used with tomato relatives like peppers and eggplants, as well as strawberries and melons. Asparagus shipping comment.April 14th, 2008I failed to see the shipping dates. Maybe it could be more visible. They did E-mail me back to let me know when the shipping would take place and that made me feel a little better. Now that I know when to expect my plants I wish I would have shopped locally. I have never tried to grow asparagus before so maybe it is for the best. Pretty much my fault….Check the SHIPPING DATES. K.B. Order corrected in a timely manner.April 10th, 2008I received the ‘Pride of Mobile’ Abutilon that was left out of my original order. It arrived yesterday in very good shape. I am so pleased that you corrected it in such a timely manner, that I left you a very positive review on ‘Dave’s Garden‘ in the ‘Garden Watchdog’ section. Thank you very much. It was a pleasure doing business with you. Pam Thanks again for the great gourment popcornApril 10th, 2008Hi, I just wanted to drop a note about my shipment of gourment popcorn. I received the order yesterday and have already popped two different batches (i am a popcorn nut). I purchased 3 one-pound bags, blue, purple and rainbow. The first one I popped was the purple and it was fantastic! The second one I popped was the rainbow - this one was a little different and a little tricky to capture different tastes but was not bad. I can’t wait to try the blue popcorn. All in all I am very pleased with the order and will be ordering more soon. Thanks again for the great gourment popcorn. Denise P What can we grow in a raised bed garden?April 7th, 2008Dear GHS: We want to start a small garden this year and use organic seeds. We are going to use a raised bed 4ft x 8ft and use garden soil to put in it. We will be using landscape timber —untreated, of course. My question to you is will the seeds grow in something like that or not, and what do you think we can and can’t plant? We live in a subdivison so we are limited to what we can and can’t do but want to go the organic route really bad. Also, are the organic seeds safe? I am sorry to ask you these questions but we are new at this and wanted to know before we wasted our money. Thanks, and we look forward to hearing from you soon. Bob & Penny B. Why Garden Harvest Supply?April 6th, 2008GHS asks our current and prospective customers: “What makes Garden Harvest Supply a great company to do business with?” If you don’t already know, here are some answers. We are a family-owned and operated business. We value each and every one of our clients and offer personal and conscientious service with the largest online selection anywhere of flower and garden plants to show off your green thumb. We strive to offer the safest products for people and the environment. You can place your orders with confidence, knowing our site’s check-out is secure — with military-level encryption! Our plants are grown to ensure they arrive to you in excellent planting condition, and our order processing is fast and easy. Our website isn’t filled with annoying banner ads or pop-ups, so you can view our huge assortment of high-quality plants and products without hassle. We offer reward points for every purchase, redeemable on future items you buy from our site. Give us a try and see why we’ll be friends for life! |