We've only bought from Ty Ty for about 3 or 4 years now. Never had a problem with them. The plants have always looked good. We've lost a few before, but that was from our weather, not their plants. Our "local" nursery is close to 100 miles from here. By the time we're past the frost danger, they've already sole out of most things. And Concord grapes have been impossible to find anywhere.
Not the brown Turkey that was on the farm when Father bought it.
Great trade
Stock tank has been delivered.
Is that early or mid blueberries, my last early stopped just as I got my first mid berries started to turn. I got about a quart & will get more today.
I’m not sure. Some of my berry plants (blueberry and raspberry) were purchased from Stark Bros and others were dug out of the woods when horseback riding. Where I kept TommyIce was a summer getaway area for NYC dwellers at the turn of the century (1900). The cottages are gone but their gardens remained. My saddle pack always included an army shovel, damp towel and plastic bag.
I have sucker given to me by gardeners who did not know the name, one blueberry was given fifteen year after her husband passed, he had planted it.
Cabbage worm.
I was thinking maybe raccoon. On the other side of the fence there is a driveway and a corral for the neighbors trash cans. But now that I’m thinking about it, Heidi has been somewhat intrigued by a hole about 30 feet to left of those plants. It looks kinda small though for a ground hog.
never herd of a coon eating broccoli...groundhogs yes..get yourself a havahart trap bait it with apple or leaves off broccoli and catch that critter.
She spent part of her day digging the hole bigger. It tuckered her out. See her picture in the What are you doing today thread. If she keeps killing things I’ll have to start cooking them.
, this AM One showed it's True Colour :
