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Comments (36)Maxmom, I agree, The Devil in the White City is not fiction. It is what is what I call "historical fiction". Though based on history (and a lot of it for sure) there are obviously things in the storyline that are unknown to the author, especially in the serial killer's private life. What makes this story a little less like a true historical fiction is the fact that all of the main characters were real, not created in the author's mind, but I still see it as historical fiction. Regardless, the story was fascinating. Jodi-...See Morenumber 94 Anything to do with the late great Papou
Comments (0)http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1950349/found-some-pictures-of-the-late-and-great...See MoreAnybody hear anything from Jay (panhandle) lately?
Comments (8)I am so happy to hear you had a great tomato year. I think you're busier (grin) 'cause you're driving to Leedey so often.....and I think it is great, even though I miss seeing you here. I won't say you're getting slower, but I think I am slowing down a little more each year. Getting older is not for sissies! I guess you must have had enough rain for once. We had enough rain, and in fact, too much. I've lost track, but we will end the year with 72-73" of rainfall, which was as ridiculous as it sounds, and includes 24+" of rain in May, including a foot of rain at our house in one day (the same day that our county courthouse in Marietta suffered massive flood damage). Our previous annual rainfall record was a little under 60" and dated back to 1980, I believe. It is incomprehensible that we have had more than a foot more rain than the previous record. I had an amazing tomato year despite the rain, but did have to deal with a lot of cracking, splitting, disease, etc. It is a wonder the plants survived (so grateful they all were planted in raised beds) and made fruit. It was not necessarily a great tomato year for other gardeners in our county. Much depended on when they planted (the earlier the better, as early planting led to stronger, better-rooted plants that were able to survive excessively wet May and June soils) and on how they were planted---those in raised beds and well-drained soils fared better than those planted in heavier soils or at grade level. I rarely get the same weather here for two years in a row, so since 2015 was generally cooler and wetter than usual (except for July and August and most of September), I expect 2016's tomato growing season will be hot and dry....See MoreCan I plant anything this late in Easter PA
Comments (12)Both ways depending on the variety. Some are short vines and called "bush" or "semi-bush". Others make really heavy vines. For the bush types look at the ornamental ones they sell, the black leaved and the gold leaved. It is probably too late to start your own; so you will probably need to find started plants or find a mail order company still shipping. Most of what you will find (if around here is any indication) are Beauregard or Georgia Jet, both of which are early and both vine moderately. I am planting Beauregard today, myself. We are looking at daytime highs in the high 80's for quite a while; so it should be a good heat summer for sweet potatoes. You have quite a bit longer season; so you should still have time. You just don't have all that much space. You might actually be better off with a bush squash or melon. One good hill of either of them would fit into what you have real easy....See More- 10 years agolast modified: 10 years ago
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