Gardeners! Is there any garden lore that you go by?

Like planting underground plants in the dark of the moon and above ground plants in the light of the moon? Companion planting? Some of it kind of makes sense when you thing about how the moon controls water. But I want to know how much validity there is.

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mrmoose · 70-79, M

more important to plant after last frost, and don't over water

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beaisforbliss · 26-30, F

@mrmoose: I've been at my job just one year. Going on my second season but I picked everything up really quickly so I've earned the trust of my boss and the regular customers. I'm 23 but have a chubby baby face. People tend to underestimate me but I know my shit. And I'm gonna start training people this coming week. Kinda nervous but I know I can do it.

mrmoose · 70-79, M

@beaisforbliss: i know you can do it, just remember to learn from everyone. it's how i have always worked. and read labels, you can get good information. and talk with venders

mrmoose · 70-79, M

@mrmoose: message me if you want to talk more

curiosi · 61-69, F

Companion planting, as it attracts certain bugs that eat the bad bugs or just keeps some away.

beaisforbliss · 26-30, F

Interesting!

Gforce1163 · 56-60, M

Tomatoes go well with basil and garlic

beaisforbliss · 26-30, F

Good to know. Thank you. (:

Gforce1163 · 56-60, M

@beaisforbliss: no problem. Potatoes and onions are good companions too

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