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user's latest post:
Things Blooming
Published (2009-07-02 22:14:00)
No lily beetles here, thank goodness.
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New Gallup poll = Dems too liberal
Published (2009-07-02 20:46:00)
The most alarming aspect of such threads is the constant reminder that the country has an enormous infestation of small thinkers.
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Brrrrrr! but baby it's cold...
Published (2009-07-02 21:52:00)
Thank you for succintly stating your position. I've saved it for use in your future threads on global climate change. Lame dude, lame.
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What do you suspect
Published (2009-07-02 23:22:00)
I think the act of gardening, of nurturing nature, puts us all in a category apart from the rest of the world... and what we prefer to nurture within our gardens shows further bits and pieces about us as individuals. For me, gardening is about sharing... it's about doing something I love, and then sharing that enjoyment with others... either through helping, or just showing the beauty of what I'm able to grow. I love the carefully...
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If you were getting a lake...
Published (2009-07-02 22:22:00)
That reminds me. What is this 'power company reservoir' about? Sounds like industrial chems I wouldn't want to be around, esp playing in the water.
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Your 'raw' materials
Published (2009-07-02 23:08:00)
Yes, sorry but like most vegetables, zucchini is a low acid so pressure canning would be required. However, no form of canning it is recommended or approved for any of the summer squashes, only pickling or freezing. Per NCHFP FAQ: Why is canning summer squash or zucchini not recommended? Recommendations for canning summer squashes, including zucchini, that appeared in former editions of So Easy to Preserve have been withdrawn due to...
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Tender treat corn seed
Published (2009-07-02 21:02:00)
Larry, One of my gardening friends up the road from us keeps a radio going 24/7 in his apple trees so the deer will leave his apple trees alone. The apple trees are in an open area beside his fenced-in garden. However, the deer jump the 4' fence, get into the garden and eat everything in it. They always eat the okra first, and then everything else. I think it is interesting that a radio in one tree will keep the deer out of/away from all...
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A Few To...
Published (2009-07-02 23:17:00)
JULIE NEWMAR is always my favorite in a crowd. And I can never resist the eye on WILD HORSES. Debra
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Anyone else disappointed in...
Published (2009-07-02 19:12:00)
blue angel.. 5 to 10 years to develop ... centered version of BA .... same and you guys are ready to give up after a year or two??? check out the link below.. tim .... send it to me.. if you give up .... ken Here is a link that might be useful: link
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Latest active threads on The GardenWeb Forums - GardenWeb:
Started 23 hours, 41 minutes ago (2009-07-03 08:56:00)
by meyermike_1micha
I was just wondering how or what am I suppose to do to encourage my roses to reflower, now that all the flowers are spent from a lack of sun and all this rain. I think they might of flowered already, I just never got enjoy them with all this rain... Thanks alot..:-)
Started 2 days, 19 hours ago (2009-07-01 12:40:00)
by teach
I finally got Charles Mallerin, from Vintage. It is very hard to find. Just my luck, when it arrived it was the weakest of the four. The others were Grace Darling, Ibizia and Osiria, and they are thriving. Charles arrived as one stick with a few leaves at the top. He was potted in a small pot, just like the others, with Rosetone and alfalfa. The pot has a wick at the bottom so that frequent ...
Started 3 days, 19 hours ago (2009-06-30 13:15:00)
by zooey2003
my pond is 8 years old and was intended to be 3 feet deep at the deep point BUT the concrete contractor did his pour in such a way that the concrete "slumped" adding depth where it was not desired. This has been OK I suppose but now I am thinking that I can add depth to the pond by building up the sides with rock and mortar. There are already rocks etc. I have set in the top around the edges. ...
Started 1 day, 1 hour ago (2009-07-03 07:00:00)
by ladycraft
After reading the "It is really true" post I am so jealous. All the petunias are great. Keep hearing people say petunias are so easy! I seem to have a problem with them. I had decided I wasn't going to bother with them but my heart kept telling me that everybody has such nice pots and beds that I needed them too. They add so much color. Last chance, well maybe! So I order seeds and the couple ...
Started 1 day, 21 hours ago (2009-07-02 11:30:00)
by slimwhitman
List Your Top 10 Street Trees This is a bit of a fuzzy question since there are all kinds of scenarios like limited available width, power lines, rural or urban, sandy soils or compacted clay and on and on. But I ask the question anyway to see what kind of replies you folks come up with. Street trees are generally considered the trees within 8' or so of the street edge and would be planted ...
Started 4 days, 5 hours ago (2009-06-30 02:46:00)
by ronnie208
Our pond is @ 1600 gallons w/ a skimmer and bottom drain. Deepest area is a little over 3 ft deep. We are looking for a vac that can pick up small gravel (about the size of aquarium gravel) from potted pond plants that accumulates around the bottom drain and perhaps some leaves that sink before making it to the skimmer. Our wet/dry shop vac does not work at this depth. I assume the less-...
Started 4 days, 8 hours ago (2009-06-30 00:26:00)
by freyja5
I have been faithfully mowing on the highest and second highest mower setting ( reel mower) as per the advice on this and the Lawn forum (thank you to everyone). However, I have a few questions. My grass is a mix of perennial rye and fescues (with some fine fescue, I believe; some of it is terribly fine and seems very fragile). 1. The grass, when I mow it high, seems to just flop over in many...
Started 23 hours, 49 minutes ago (2009-07-03 08:48:00)
by ceresone
Well, here it is, already July 3rd. Heat's supposed to return next week-enjoyed the cooler weather? I will be digging Potatoes, and Pulling onions , perhaps tomorrow. Potato vines arent completely dead, but they've fallen over, think they're ready? And, the onion tops havent all fallen over, but they're huge, and have the outer skin they're supposed to have. Nicest onions I've ever grown, I...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-06-25 18:19:00)
by faeriebritches
I sent her box out 2 weeks ago, lots of generous cuttings from 4 different types of plants in trade for a plumeria cutting. She was supposedly sending my box out on that same day. I have heard nothing from her since. I have tried contacting her 3 -4 times now and not a word.. nothing about receiving my box or shipping my box. I have received nothing in return. Tried to give her plenty of time...
Started 23 hours, 52 minutes ago (2009-07-03 08:45:00)
by babcia
Someone gave me this plant early in the season and told me it was Penta. I don't think that's correct. It has pretty pink flowers that grow in clusters and it has gotten about 1 foot high. Can anyone ID this for me? Image link: Unknown pink flower, Any ideas? (53 k)
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Hot threads for last week on The GardenWeb Forums - GardenWeb:
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-06-25 18:19:00)
by monica_pa
Despite his talent, he was one of the creepiest, most perverted dug addicts in show business. I could never see why his fans adored him.
Started 6 days, 19 hours ago (2009-06-27 13:20:00)
by lovelylady01
I have been talking to others about this and spending a ton of time learning more about the laws of our land. I have learned so much about how our government operates and how most people really don't have a clue. I was clueless, but now I see that I really want to get out of the system. I know there are many people who have done it, the right way, and I was wondering if anyone here has any ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-06-25 10:34:00)
by bumblebee7
Maifleur writes: Not all doctorial candidates have done massive intellectual study and to receive the degree as stated below. Most of the candidates when I attended university either had or paid someone to do their research and paper writing for them. I seriously doubt that things have changed. Some scientific degrees there is a massive amount of research that must be done by the candidate. For ...
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-06-24 23:24:00)
by greenthumbgrow
Crazy Crazy Plant Swap! OK I know Im going crazy hosting another swap so soon after that water one but hey what can I say, I think I'm addicted! *********************************************** Alright I guess 'suggestions' would be in order: 1. First thing - Sign Up 2. List some of your plants for selection by others (you do not have to list them all but a couple would be nice so we ...
Started 3 days, 18 hours ago (2009-06-30 13:57:00)
by greenthumbgrow
LINK To Check Request Status: CLICK HERE TO check your Request Status -- make sure you are where you should be AND to check your request numbers... Tammy:-) And now the original rules... Crazy Crazy Plant Swap! OK I know Im going crazy hosting another swap so soon after that water one but hey what can I say, I think I'm addicted! *********************************************** ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-06-25 18:26:00)
by zipdee
I noticed the people directly across the street from us has had painters there prepping and scraping down their house. Well much to my surprise and dismay, when I saw the new color go up on one side, it's the *exact* same color as our house. :( The paint was delivered from Sherwin Williams and I'll bet you all about anything that the color is Compatible Cream. They mentioned several time how ...
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-06-24 10:36:00)
by pidge
and not hiking on the Appalachian Trail, as his staff reported him to be. I am eager to hear more about what's going on with this secret trip to a South American country while South Carolina was left without leadership for many days. Here is a link that might be useful: Don't cry for me, Argentina
Started 3 days, 22 hours ago (2009-06-30 10:24:00)
by silversword
By Eoin O'Carroll, Christian Science Monitor. Posted June 30, 2009. "A story last week in the Telegraph, a British paper, describes how the city of Flint, Mich., a former industrial powerhouse now facing depopulation and plummeting home values, is dealing with vacant housing. The solution? Bulldoze entire districts, returning the land to nature, and concentrate the population in the urban ...
Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2009-06-23 08:00:00)
by newdawn1895
I am going to this auction and I need to ask a question and see how ya'll feel about this matter. And please be honest don't sugar coat your answer. Many of you know I live in Alabama. When a lot of people think of Alabama they think of slaves, dogs, water hoses, colored/white drinking fountains, segregation. And all that is true, it all happened, and I am not going to defend it. I was born...
Started 1 week ago (2009-06-26 20:15:00)
by newjerseybt
Another bill not read and just signed. _______________________________________ The House of Representatives passed a sweeping climate-change bill Friday a major victory for President Barack Obama and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that left Republicans fuming about a "national energy tax" they said would exacerbate the nations economic woes. The vote was extremely close 219-212, with eight ...
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