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mitch

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Point Loma
CA
USA
92106
www.theMulch.com
Male
02/19/1964
The Mad Man who thought this this place up
The Mulch
3 - Garden a lot, with some success
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Both Cat and Dog
Badges? We don't need no stinking badges.
Gold Kist Apricot
Fuji Apple
Persea americana 'Hass'
Romneya coulteri
Asclepias spp - milkweed - i love monarchs!
Gardening, Baseball, Fishing, Golf, Camping
I'm an avid gardener that really got into gardening because I remember how good the fresh apricot's were which grew in my yard as a child and the unbelievable cherry's my grandma grew in Utah. I'm by no means and expert, but I thought it would be great to make a place for people to communicate and share information about gardening but in a regional way. That's how we got to this website. We've been working on it for years and it's really fun to see it start to happen. I was born in Salt Lake City Utah but I moved to coastal Southern California my whole life. I have a smallish yard with a layer of clay soil running throughout my whole backyard. I swear if I had a spinning wheel and a kiln I could throw a million clay pots!
I really like growing fresh fruit, especially low chill berries. It's also really fun to find new and different varieties and think about where the heck I'm going to fit all the great plants of the world in my little yard.
I'm not big on weeds, bad bugs and giant trees in my neighbors yard that suck all the water from my yard.
Finding enough space for all the cool plants I keep finding!
My Mother
Watering by hand. Staring blankly at empty spots in my garden and imagining what I could put there. Watching my kids pick, eat and enjoy fresh fruit from our garden.
Whenever I'm in it!
I haven't been to to many, but there was one in Rio de Janiero that was super cool.
Purple and orange and white together, or a bright yellow on dark green.
An ever bearing apricot tree, or if I could move my grandmas cherry tree from Southern Utah to my home on the coast in Southern California.
I can't seem to grow purple Echinacea. Finally this last summer I got a couple of blooms out of one. I must have killed 10 of these damn things.
Shorts, t-shirt and barefoot.
Grow plants that do something - give fruit, attract birds or butterflies, smell nice, look great etc.
Pat Welsh. Her book "A Month by Month Guide" is like a bible to me.
What's ripe in your garden?
Come on in and see - don't be shy, help yourself!
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