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That's a very good idea!!!
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For thirty years he talked in feathered pride For thirty years he talked before he died. You say that parrots do not really know The meaning of the words they speak? Just so, I grant you that you may be right - but then, Do men? Theodore Stephanides |
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Man, I wish I could grow veggies! Unfortunately, our lot is very shady (7 very tall, very old Doug Firs, plus shade from the neighbors' firs in every direction), nothing even remotely fruit or veggie-like grows well here. Instead, we visit the organic food stores and get our greens there. Birds don't seem to care where they come from, but I wish I could save the dinero by growing them myself! Lucky you :-).
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I have a small area mixed in with my herb garden (near the house) that I have planted just for Tweety (my teil)
I have a large veggie garden that I have only planted half of this year for human... but Tweety still gets some .....BF gets a good laugh over the planter boxes that I have growing around my garden tub.... Tweety cold wheather crops..broccoli, kale, swiss chard, brussel sprouts, and others.........those the bird does get to share with my occasionaly.. I also planted edible flowers near herb garden for bird and human consumtionTrying to get BF to clear area nesr veggie garden so I can plant some millet and other bird plants to grow my own.. .........bf just looks at me like I'm nuts and walks awy ...still trying though |
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My idea of a garden for parrots is one planted with lots of bottlebrush and grevilleas to attract wild Rosellas and Lorikeets!
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We've got a few miscellaneous fruit trees around here that give us some good stuff for us and the fildren. This year we also added some hot peppers to our small container garden we keep going for them. Won't they be happy when those are ready for picking!
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Great idea 'bout the chard - too bad I finally didn't grow any this year - too many complaints from everyone - seems to be my most successful plant.
This year however, I got back at them with beets - 4 rows - what was i thinking!! - lots of chinese lettuce + bok choy.We have lots of rabbit friends that come in from the fields - we'll see how much lettuce or beans can make it this year. I plant a veg garden at my parent's farm so they can get fresh stuff - otherwise my brother buys not great produce when he shops for them - can't figure that out at all. I love to garden, but my pal [boarder collie] keeps me slowed down with the frizzbie breaks. At least he helps me avoid a stiff back.
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