

@SchmidtGenetics @BuckFutter I’m In Bruce Mines, Ontario. From Toronto. So this drought thing is new to me. Will you share the best drought-tolerant plants? Especially natives? Or do you have a page somewhere else?
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@SchmidtGenetics @BuckFutter I’m In Bruce Mines, Ontario. From Toronto. So this drought thing is new to me. Will you share the best drought-tolerant plants? Especially natives? Or do you have a page somewhere else?
@TIEPilot I want to try and put a south-side Lexion wall in our garage. Use a 4 foot square as a green house. If I surrounded with plastic inside, I could add some heat for winter without much cost. I’m trying to get pomegranates. Stuff getting too big to bring in each winter.
@TIEPilot Thanks! And no worries, I can’t get strawberries to do well either. Wild strawberries are everywhere but the domestic ones hate me.
@TIEPilot My fig trees are about 2 feet high and 3 years old. When it gets cold, I move them to the garage until just before the garage freezes and then to the basement until buds form…then upstairs. Should I be fertilizing? with what and when?
@TIEPilot @shittydwarf I’m in N. Ontario, Canada and have figs in pots and they come inside for winter. Just starting. Any suggestions?
@SchmidtGenetics Most of what I’ve seen in the same 6 plants over and over. I can’t believe in a country this vast, there isn’t a ton more. I did hear one yesterday, a wild prairie turnip. Blue flowers, perennial.