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I was looking at whole winter data not just one event and it was 1911/12 and 77/78 if i remember right Last few years around here have been pretty typical as well as far as snow goes

Make your garden big enough you don't regret it later, or small enough you don't regret it later idk (i can live with running out of energy but having energy but no where to use it is another story). Fortunately you can do something in the garden every day unless the soil is frozen I know...

Lebanon Missouri has only hit a season total of 2ft twice in recorded history so i wouldn't cross my fingers.

If you save your own at least you know who to blame :) I always have trouble with rabbits eating them right when they sprout, i think i just need to grow more It doesn't help I'm a little far north but they still do well to me. Here's another interesting plant The American hog peanut I dug a...

That's nice

Yeah my July/August turnips didn't even try to live, maybe that was my chickens but it's been 96 for a while

You might find the ground to be easier, less watering, bigger plants

I know, nutella is great, but when it comes to actually growing, why pick hazelnuts? To me they were just scrawny little understory trees in the woods that on their own never did a whole lot. They don't grow that big, they're overhyped, and in general i prefer black walnuts. I picked 250...

We made some passion fruit kombucha that was really good, otherwise you can suck on the seed pulp when they just barely start to turn yellow

What kind of stuff you into growing?

I'm in Missouri and did a little trial of twenty or so varieties and I'm not really happy with any of them compared to the paste tomato we developed, but if i had to give recommendations Cherokee purple was alright Aunt rubys German green Wychee yellow I'm going to try @smitty55 tomato next...

Shell the seeds off the flowers and airdry them before placing in a bag/jar somewhere safe I usually wait till the leaves start yellowing at least, but you gotta balance the birds eating all of them with get every last drop out of the plant

Euonymous americana the American Strawberry Bush

I like Kentucky

Yes better than crab apples. I got a tasty crab apple (john masek) that's really good as apple butter/preserves. But if you want fruit a no spray apple is usually still better than crabs. But the flowers tho This is a crab asian pear, most likely a hybrid with callery, and the fruit quality...

One of my favorite no spray fruit trees. They make large 2lb extremely hard fruit with a distinct flavor that's similar to apple but better I think. We make jelly out of it, sometimes teas

It was a fools errand in a greenhouse but the sunk cost fallacy is strong

We have a large fig in a greenhouse that stopped producing from over pruning. You can tell because it grows extremely vigorously and then doesn't flower. After cutting it's roots it gave us an amazing yield. But i don't think that's the case for you. Probably it just needs another year to...

If she planted seed it has a long juvenile phase, usually you can tell by the presence of long thorns. Then the leaves change and it matures and only then will flower If it was a cutting it would already be mature and should start fruiting. You've never seen flowers? Looks mature from what...