DanH0164Id
@danh0164id
grew up in red Boise Idaho, turned blue w/tramp 1. 🌊🥥🌴 Save the planet/environment 🌎 🐝 #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇸🌻🇺🇦 No DMs or lists - News/Politics/cooking/baking Gardening- Zone 7/ Eco Region Snake River Plain 🍽️🌱🌿
We got to go check out the new Park at Expo Idaho last night, its pretty impressive, going to be a cool park.
my dog chasing her ball, i swear i should enter her in America's funniest home videos sometime chasing that damn thing. Its a hard plastic ball, you dont want it hitting you in the ankles.
so probably beating a dead horse, but had to check when i got home tonight. Those sure look like you're right about the 30.06, the neck is to long for a .223. but also hard to tell from pics.
First year growing onions, definitely doing things different next year but not too bad. Definitely growing onions again next year. Thanks to whoever it was with the idea using a dog kennel for curing onions, works great. Winter squash ready to store. grow room transforms to food storage. 🌱
Todays harvest, havent picked the last couples days, day 3 of covid. gradually getting better Sure be glad when the tongue and mouth go back to tasting normal 🌱
Hello gardeners, first year growing Jerusalem Artichokes. they have grown tall and straight, until recently they seem to be falling over and the leaves/stalks turning brown. Is it time to harvest them? Is there any use for the stalks after harvest? 🌱
always fun when the power goes out, then after diagnosing issue, Idaho power is digging in the yard. was fast once they figured and located issue. to bad that couldnt put the gravely rocky dirt at the bottom and the good stuff back on top.
First tomatoes, cherry & the little lantern looking starts of tomatillo's. 🌱
garden is looking good these days, its nice, right now i can just watch it grow. 🌱
No Kings, nice to see everyone showing up, much larger crowd today it looked like.
🌱 Lilly's blooming, was a gift oast year and only 1 stalk when potted last fall. Sure must be happy, going to need to split this one up. Not sure what kind.
I like to use the dollar store pinwheels a lot, the spinning in the wind helps scare them away, also have a rattle snake and an owl that help. You have to keep moving them around though it seems.
🌱 4 1/2 yo twins are going to destroy the biggest harvest yet when they get back. We are babysitting while parents are on honey moon, sure be glad when they're home tomorrow.
question for mushroom experts, i have these growing in my squash and pepper raised beds, are they edible? and are they safe to be around my squash and peppers? thanks in advance. 🌱
back porch of flowers, columbine, carnations, dahlias, a lupine and hens/chickens. the big raised bed, from far end - parsnips, chard, daikon's, Chinese cabbage, broccoli, wasabi radish & kohlrabi's 🌱
first Lilac on 3 yr old plant, finally. carrot and beet raised bed. strawberry patch and rhubard patch, come on strawberry rhubarb pie, yumm. 🌱
copied from someone else, but i like this one. the penguin suits were cure also.
busy day, got parsnips, chard, daikon, broccoli, cabbage and some wasabi seeds planted. Then the Hands Off/slut walk rally down town. time for a frosty beverage.