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Walt Pendleton
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Walt Pendleton's Discussions
Where is the best place to buy frost cloth?
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I am looking to buy a large quantity of frost cloth. Any ideas?Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Powell Gammill Nov 5, 2012.
Do you need Meat, fish, bacon or chicken at good prices and quality?
This is the link to Zaycon FoodsI just bought 40 pounds of grilled chicken. I just put my order in for 30 pounds of bacon. They have drop…Continue
Tags: bacon, fish, meat, chicken
Started May 11, 2012
Looking for a dark colored hen
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I had a dog attack my hens. One speckled hen survived. She is lonely in her newly re-enforced coop. Do you have a dark colored hen that you can spare? I will pay you a fair price. 623-734-5097Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Walt Pendleton May 4, 2012.
Mulberry bush
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Hi:For my class I have silk worms to grow and need Mulberry leaves. Can anyone help me out?suependleton@hotmail.comContinue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nicole Reeves Oct 31, 2011.
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Walt Pendleton replied to Valley Permaculture Admin's discussion Request to help support zoning changes to keep chickens in Glendale in the group Micro Livestock
Walt Pendleton replied to Grace Marie Newton's discussion Chickens not allowed in the kiddie pool in the group Micro Livestock
"We all have issues with our neighbor's animals. I recently had my neighbor's rooster attacked my rooster. As a preventive measure I put railroad ties along my fence to keep their dogs out. All part of the game."
Walt Pendleton replied to Amy Bullock's discussion Chicken Friendly
"I live in Wittmann on an acre and have 13 hens and a rooster."
Amisa Yellowbird left a comment for Walt Pendleton
"Those are some very nice pictures. My problem is that no matter what I plant, something gets in to eat the plants. I now have a large "growing box" of one inch wire on all sides, including top and bottom.
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Powell Gammill replied to Walt Pendleton's discussion Where is the best place to buy frost cloth?
"Nice find. I seem to recall paying $125 plus tax last year at Baker's for a 15' x 250' roll after buying from them in the square foot piecemeal. I got tired of going back and figured it doesn't go bad in…"
Powell Gammill replied to Walt Pendleton's discussion Where is the best place to buy frost cloth?
"The upside to frost cloth is it will transmit light to your evergreens if you cannot remove the cloth in the morning before work. Of course it will also impede the ground from warming up as much so as to contain and bleed off as much heat the…"
MaryMcP replied to Walt Pendleton's discussion Where is the best place to buy frost cloth?
"Hi Walt, please contact me re: the frost cloth if you would like to move some. I can use a few yards."
MaryMcP replied to Walt Pendleton's discussion Where is the best place to buy frost cloth?
"I will, though not that much I can certainly take some off your hands. I'll need to measure and see what I need then I'll get in touch. Thanks for the offer. "
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- About Me:
- I have had the pleasure of doing a lot of different things in my life. After graduating from Boston University, I had the opportunity to travel from Rome to Katmandu overland. This was a life changing experience. I learned firsthand how much we waste in our daily life. To give you an example, in Afghanistan they take apart old tires and make shoes out of them. You never see a tin can or a paper wrapper. Who says they are a backward country?
I have worked as a social worker, own a photography studio, managed a Circle K, school bus driver and dispatcher, and a special education teacher.
I have traveled near and far to six continents but now I am enjoying gardening.
I have always been interested in growing things. Even as a child I had a toy farm with little plastic crops. Recently I adopted a chicken and a rooster. I was so inspired I got 5 more Speckled Sussex chickens. I love to share information and would love teach permaculture.
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Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 3:44pm on March 23, 2013,
Amisa Yellowbird said… Those are some very nice pictures. My problem is that no matter what I plant, something gets in to eat the plants. I now have a large "growing box" of one inch wire on all sides, including top and bottom.
- At 8:54am on September 26, 2012,
duhh said… Checked out your pics!!! WOW!!! If you stop by on Friday, you'll have to give us some pointers!!
- At 4:33pm on April 27, 2012,
Jeanne Tavares said… Oh No!!! You almost want to believe that it was a coyote, as that would be more forgiveable than neighbor letting their dogs run amok causing havoc.
- At 9:33am on March 23, 2012,
Rachel said… Hi Walt, thanks for understanding! I look forward to seeing you soon. :)
- At 1:59pm on March 8, 2012, Jeanne Tavares said…
Hi Walt! I enjoyed looking over your photo album. It's always interesting to see what other home farmers are doing and trying. Are you raising any animals? or just the garden?
- At 4:58pm on July 29, 2010,
Ericka said… - Welcome! Very cool VW site, we have a Westy, but water cooled...Love it!
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