Post something you think people should grow.

[Catbird]

Kudzu, of course!

[mainegreen]

1. clover. n/t

[Gormy Cuss]

2. Nose hair.

It's great for filtering pollution out of the air.

[stuntcat]

3. brains

Not y'all in particular! But really, 95% of humans seem to need better brains right now x(

OR stuff that you can eat!!

[theredpen]

14. Brains? We're supposed to eat brains!

Oh damn. I outed myself as a zombie. Again!

Oh well, now I have to eat all your brains.

[stuntcat]

16. (yay me too!)

I TOO am a proud zombie :hug: Gardener Zombie.

I don't have a garden of brains but if I did I sure would share them with EVERYONE x(

[Richard Steele]

4. Here's a handy list of insect-deterrent plants for gardeners:

[Catbird]

9. Insect ambivalence

Some insects I encourage. Part of my garden is a butterfly garden, so the black swallowtails get the parsley. How much parley can a couple of people eat anyway?

I could do without the underground critters who basically finish off the plants. (I realize not all of these are insects.)

[Swede]

5. A backbone.

:toast:

[Dr. Strange]

6. up

[applegrove]

7. Tulips. Oops too late to plant them this year.

[Catbird]

10. I planted tulips once.

A friend gave me some. But I found out that tulips don't do well in South Carolina. One recommendation I have seen is to dig them up, freeze them for the winter, and then replant them. I haven't tried this; it seems like entirely too much work. I would rather plant something that grows well on its own, such as azaleas. I try to grow native plants, but some others get a pass.

[applegrove]

12. I love azaleas too. Though I've only ever seen them inside, never in a garden.

Too cold up here in Canada.

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

8. A Pair

Especially helpful for Congressional Democrats.

[Dr. Strange]

13. Oh, good one!

:applause:

[ordinaryaveragegirl]

11. Conscience

That's always a good thing to expand.

[IzaSparrow]

15. switchgrass...

instead of goddamn corn for ethanol

http://www.switchgrass.nl/photos/Greece,%20june%201999a.jpg