Re: Newby question
I would suggest you contact a local cooperative extension agent.
They can help a lot with information that will be local. The
downside would be that a lot of them still suggest the chemical form
of gardening with this and that pesticide. YUKK! Do you intend to
plant any vegetables? If do then I would definitely suggest you
contact
Organic Gardening Discussion List <OGL@LSV.UKY.EDU
Try a post to listserver@lsv.uky.edu
Leave the subject blank and the text should be
subscribe ogl
help
end
The sub line tells the autoresponder that the sender wishes to
join the ogl list. The help line tells it to send you a list of it's
commands for future use. The end tells it to ignore anything else.
Each of the commands needs to be on a separate line.
The list is unmoderated and many interesting discussions pop up
that are unrelated to gardening.
I notice for some reason I am typing in blue. I can't seem to
correct it. I hope it doesn't come to you in HTML. Hmm! I just
fixed it. Learn something everyday. OGL does prefer regular text as
many mail readers do not handle HTML very well. It is also an
excellent way to sneak a virus into your computer
I wish you luck in whatever gardening you try.
On 19 Jan 2002, at 1:29, Wayne & Rebecca Lowry wrote:
> Hi, I'm new to this list and gardening in general. I hope I have
> mailed to the correct address. I have lovely rock gardens surrounding
> my front lawn, but that so far that has been the limit of my
> experience. I'm not sure when the safe first planting time is for my
> area. Does anyone have experience with the Willamette Valley area of
> OR? Also I'm not sure how deep the raised beds need to be. Can someone
> advice me? Thanks so much. Rebecca
>
>
>
> --
> Wayne & Rebecca Lowry
> Springfield, Oregon
> wayne_rebecca@iname.com
>
>
Jim allAn
Zone 5+
200 miles NW of ground zero
Inventor of the Dandelion Harvester
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