Have you grown from seedlings before?

Sunset greenhouse in fairfield.

I usually summer in Milan, but will try Rumford this year.

Hows Rumford lately? Been years since ive been through.

My ads are for dj gear, and cooking utensils. What the heck are you googling?

Where am i going, and why am i in this handbasket?

Used to see open water near the bridge on Togus. I think its S. Belfast ave in Augusta.

Also open water at the bridge near castle island in Belgrade.

Totally misdirected anger. I have rented my entire life. Just from private attentive individuals. My current landlord is kinda dense, but he takes care of the place the best he knows.

I went to the topless doughnut shop once. Then someone burned it down.

I only go to the Flask Lounge for dancing.

I had a great steak with a 20 year old scotch at Front n Main, right in Waterville.

I have 4 55gal containers that are placed at the corners of the house. I bought them from a person in Windsor.

Even without gutters they fill in a matter of a few storms. This past summer was dry, so we had to supplement from the tap a few times. First time in a few summers we had to fill from the tap. Having said that. One of the storms we had beginning of this fall filled the containers over night. Little late in the season to be useful, but a good example of how quick it can happen.

I make sure to scoop water and aerate with a watering can a few times a week. It helps avoid mosquitos and other gunks. If it turns into a mosquito breeding ground, its happened to me once. I cured it with 5 drops from a dropper of clorox bleach, and lots of aerating.

When its time to use nutrients I use a seperate 5 gal bucket with a pillow case and some compost. I bubble the compost inside the pillow case with a small air stone. Its pretty general, and rarely do i try to fine tune nutes with amendments. It is a fun lane to go down after getting the basics down. Yet far from the simplicity of the tea.

Peppers like to be mistreated. Hot miserable temps, under watered, and less nutes. Ive had great luck putting a bunch of plants in a 10 gallon air pot.

If you have a compost you can break up your root balls there, with leaves, grass clippings, and a few turns you can "recycle" your old soil. It adds up quickly.

I do raised beds, in ground, and containers. I enjoy the container gardening the best. I also use a compost, and compost tea.

A simple yet satisfying start is peppers/tomatoes for salsa. As you get better at it, you may try to grow onions, garlic and cilantro. The toms/peps are gonna be easier to learn than the latter.

I also capture rain. Its nearly as satisfying as the gardens themselves.

I disagree, instead of an external concept, the rules of are road are internalized and nearly second nature.

40 now, but when I was getting my license i had my permit for a full 18 months.

This is one of the many coming of age lessons you will be tackling, but the freedom to drive is one of the best imo.

I read that in an old timey radio voice.

Sounds like my Dads land. He gives permission for hunters on his land. His neighbors hate it and try to mark his property as theirs.

I wouldnt. Id go farther north, or closer to orono if i was set on that area.

They had the money thats for sure. Closest i have been to "fuck you" money.

Thats good to share. I wasnt suggesting use the trail tho.

I wonder if its about knowing someone? I worked as a gardener for this couple and they managed to go once a month every summer. No one else i know has even gotten a table.

Perhaps a four wheeler or utv to plow with? Snowmobile is limited.

That's probably the most true. I know people do that between portland and Brunswick on 295. Especially going North.

You didn't specifically say pigs cant fly....so you know what you implied right?