What are the suspicious behavior tickets for that Kwik Trip employees fill out? I was at the Kwik Trip by my house and an employee was filling one out as I was grabbing my stuff after I checked out. Anxious about it because I went to that Kwik Trip twice today.
My son is 6.5 years old. He hides behind the bed when he has to poop. He has been in training underwear for months but refuses to poop in the toilet. I tried so many things. I gave us a break the past few weeks. Well tonight he was hiding behind the bed. I asked if he had to poop. He said no but he had the face and body posture so I carried him to the bathroom and told him to try to poop in the toilet. He sat down and he pooped in the toilet! Like a full bowel movement! So so so proud of him. I even called my mom and he was so excited to tell her. This is such a big win for us. I know it probably won't click right away but this is such a big step in that direction. 3 years ago he was terrified of toilets. Now he is 100% pee trained and making such great progress towards being fully potty trained.
This is my first cucumber ever! We ate it right away. I think I now understand what people are saying when things taste better out of the garden. It had a more cucumbery flavor than the store. It is an English cucumber so they are supposed to get longer than others. There was very little seeds and the seeds were not tough. It was delicious. The background is my tomato plants and they look absolutely incredible 😃
I am trying to pick the best mulch. I use a community garden bed due to living in an apartment so I cannot create my own mulch. I did do organic woodchips last year which was fine but it was a chore to rake up in the spring. I was required to do so for them to till the garden bed.
Thinking about using coconut coir as mulch this year. Thoughts?
I am an amateur gardener. I have a plot in a local community garden. This year I snagged 2 plots instead of 1. I have planted 1 cauliflower, 3 romanesco, 2 fingerling potato varieties, bush beans, carrots, shallots, zinnias, and marigolds. This is what I will plant this weekend: 6 tomato plants, 1 poblano, 1 mammoth jalapeño, 1 giant marconi, 1 bell pepper, sweet corn, a cucumber, a zucchini, 2 basil, 1 sweet potato slip, 2 chive, and maybe a rosemary.
Has anyone in this group tried to grow Romanesco Broccoli? I want to try growing it for fall.
Last year I used organic wood chips and it definitely helped with watering, but I think I used too much mulch and it impacted my nitrogen. I am considering straw this year. What do you guys prefer for mulch?
What have you guys been planting so far? I am wanting to start planting. What vegetables do you guys think it is warm enough for?