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the wildflower is definitely clematis!  I'd google searched but w/o a name it was really hard to figure it out.  Thanks so much, philomom!!!
Thank you!!! Potato sprouts totally make sense!  Never grown potatoes before, hmmm...  neither have I grown broccoli or cauliflower.  But I can't figure out when I would have tossed out seeds for either of those. ...
Try #2:  There are two of "plant A" here - one is in the middle, the other is upper left.  Pardon the milk jug lol   http://i1239.photobucket.com/albums/ff503/onetrumpeter/389.jpg   Here's plant B - the...
:p  ok, never done photobucket before but I thought that's what I needed to do.  will try again.
Anyone know what kind of plants I've got that volunteered?  Two of "plant A" and three of "plant B."  These photos are over a week old, and "plant A," the stem-y, leaf-y ones have nearly doubled in size since then but...
thanks for the thoughts, everyone.  Still can't tell what my cabbage-looking volunteers are.  I don't think I've had anything brassica-like in there except the brussels sprouts but my memory is challenged,...
Last year our compost sprouted a lovely, fruitful cucumber plant! :)   the past few days I've noticed what look like squash seedlings!  I'm guessing they're butternut since that's what I can recall tossing in...
and thanks for sharing the photos! :)
she's SO cute.  did you put that sweatshirt on her shortly after she was born?  I'm unfamiliar w/ goats, but it looks like the photos are right after the birth?  how do mama goats react to the clothing on the baby?
I've wondered this same thing.  We're not in a position to really seriously consider it but I've tried playing with numbers.  Chicky2 said   Quote: Also, for feeding, we go thru (we have 2 does) a bale of...
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