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RE: Animal duo drawing contest
I do not believe that Saskatoon berries will grow that far south. They grow in the wild, in my experience, in places with cold winters such as Saskatchewan and Alaska. You MIGHT know them as "juneberry" or "service berry".
I have so much to plant that will grow down here, that I may have to look into this later, the berry does look interesting though. This last winter probably would have made it think that it was up north, we got down in the twenties here for a duration.
But I am going to plant the Buckthorn sea berries because I know they will grow down here. Lots of stuff to plant, and I'm a terrible farmer! Guess I'm going to have to learn to be a better one, LOL!
:)>You need to put a minus in front of your 20s to be able to compare the temperatures. HAHA!! I am sure that you will get the hang of gardening. The trick is to be sure to plant stuff that is proven to grow well in your zone. Also a sharp hoe. Half the battle is weeding.
For us, 20 °F is cold enough, LOL!
I plan to set it up as a production line...that I know how to do. With the aquaponics systems running, there won't be any weeds; so maybe I have half the battle won already!
It won't be boring....
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