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Thank You for all the useful info, I think I'll try lettuce too and my strawberry plants should be here b4 march. I've been looking up companion planting so I can grow more in the greenhouse at one time. I also read today that basil is good for keeping mosquitoes at bay.

I can't hardly wait to try this endever . I made my own raised beds to plant in as I have a bad back.I'm in the process of making pvc racks so I can hang lighting.I'm in Michigan up north by Houghton Lake and I think my planting schedule will be later than yours but I have a heater if I start too soon. I have organic strawberry plants comming from California in Feb. so I need to finnish up inside soon.

I'll bet your daughter would die if she knew I saw her try to sneak a ride on one of my horses one day many years ago when she thought I wasn't home. It was a very short ride. She slid off after only a few feet.
I meant to save seeds from all of our grasses last summer but we got very busy trying to get as much construction done on the barn as possible before the winter. We have every kind of prairie grass you can imagine. I really want to add more milkweed this year to help out the monarchs. We are still discovering what the previous owner planted around there. I don't think I'll know what all of it is until we've been there through a full growing cycle. But once everything comes into full bloom, you are welcome out to see everything in its full colorful glory!
Best Regards,
Paula

You know what, I have a hunch I know where you are. If my guess is correct, then nine years ago I lived over the hill behind your house in the "Brady Bunch" house. It was pink back then and I had horses in the pasture. The new owners painted it gray. We moved away to Harrisonville, but just moved back to the area in July. The place I'm thinking of had the brandywine tomatoes for sale last summer.