Showing posts with label birdhouse gourd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birdhouse gourd. Show all posts
Monday, May 4, 2009
More Seed Moved
A pack of kohlrabi moved into a bowl this evening along with the egg gourd and three seedlings of my birdhouse gourd. I wonder when I'll need to start hanging up signs advertising my future rental properties? The egg gourd are kind of small, but I suppose they'll hold hummingbirds. I want to make sure that the birds know early that dwellings are coming on the market, though, so they can go ahead and sign up for a unit. The only bad thing about this evening's moves were that the bunnies poked more kohlrabi, mixed gourds and several paws full of those mixed beans into the vacant spaces in the bags. Do you suppose it's a bad sign that they've used half a pound of those things?
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Good Sprouting News for a Change!
The birdhouse gourd is sprouting! It finally decided to cooperate and start sprouting! Soon I'll have little bird dwellings growing to fill the rental market! So, when do you think I should start hanging up signs advertising the new property? I figure some birds might want to come by to check them out while they're still on the vine.
Labels:
birdhouse gourd,
rental property,
Sir Pinky the Cat
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Birdhouse Gourd
The bunnies found a seed packet with birdhouse gourd! They've currently got ten seeds nestled in a little baggie along with another pack of Kohlrabi, and they tell me if these seem to work well, they'll be happy to fix more gourd seed for me. Perhaps their seed obsession isn't so bad after all? So, does anyone have any suggestions as to how much I can charge in rent for a gourd? Surely there are a lot of birds who would love to move into such a unique house.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Hmmm, Seed Question
Okay, I just did a quick check of the browser's Amazon history to prepare myself for any rabbit purchases. (I knew those library books would give them bad ideas.) Anyway, I found a type of gourd that is supposed to make excellent bird houses. Has anyone ever tried this type of plant? My business would increase so much faster if I could GROW dwellings for rent!
Labels:
birdhouse gourd,
bunnies,
garden,
library,
Sir Pinky the Cat
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