Myths of gardening?, scratching my head.

[Pileit]

Linda Chalker-Scott | Washington State University

Horticultural Myths Looking for the newest myth-information? Check out our blog The Garden Professors. You’ll find science-based information from four horticultural professors from around the country. Fertilizers The Myth of Beneficial Bone Meal (pdf) The Myth of Vitamin Shots (pdf) The Myth of...

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[Pileit]

From bonemeal to foliar. This is really got me questioning alot

 

[MIMedGrower]

Yup

 

[Milson]

She has a course on great courses I watched. Great stuff. I learned a lot. Got it with my sub to great courses plus.

This looks awesome.

 

[Pileit]

I didn't know what Great courses was that you quoted. I googled and checked it out. Interesting. looks like a great way to broaden ones scope.

 

[Milson]

I didn't know what Great courses was that you quoted. I googled and checked it out. Interesting. looks like a great way to broaden ones scope.

The Plus subscription is very reasonable. It has replaced TV (I haven't had a cable sub in years but even the streaming we used to do) in my house for the most part. I don't do any assignments or anything, but I like learning just enough to be dangerous while watching something and then dig in and read more about it if I am interested.

Coursera is another one that has A LOT of material, and it's totally free to just watch the lectures. Tel Aviv University has a whole series on marijuana that I am making my way through. As well as What a Plant Knows, which is so cool and has a companion book on Amazon.