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Growing Hops in "windy" Oklahoma
Comments (1)I would look at cattle panels for stability. Hops are a beautiful plant, good luck & welcome to OK. You will get lots of good feedback here from people far more knowledgeable than I....See Morenew to the forum and Oklahoma (almost)
Comments (11)I spoke with someone from dept of agriculture a few weeks ago, he said statewide eggplant & cantaloupe are the 2 best crops this yr. Everyone's peppers are struggling & the only ones with tomatoes are those whose plants have some shade in the afternoon. The burlap bags should help! I have heard others using bloomset I believe with good results. I personally have never used the product, don't even know where to buy it! Could be worth checking into. Glad you found your way back to Oklahoma, gardening isn't always this hard--- this is a extra tough year. The drought isn't enough to battle, so mother nature thought we could spend 3 straight months in the 100's....See MoreI'm in plumeria heaven!
Comments (33)Hope everybody had a great Thanksgiving! The weather was really beautiful here last week. I think our high on Thanksgiving day was 75F. So on "Black Friday" I received 2 packages I've been waiting for all week. One from Derrick and one from Matt. I know it's getting close to winter time but if the weather permits, I must round up a few more plumies! When I visited Derrick earlier this month, his rooted Special Hilo Beauty caught my eye. Even though I already have 2 Hilo Beauty, I just couldn't say no to this one. So I paid $40 for postage to get it shipped to me (and you'll see why it's worth every dime). Derrick told me he had broken off a small tip when he potted the cutting but another new tip eventually grew out! It's a bit unsightly since it branched out at an angle. I think you can train branches to grow straight correct? Also, last week I got around to potted the 10 cuttings I brought back from Hawaii. Mike, I hope you don't mind I potted yours too. It didn't feel right leaving it out in all the rooting fun. Hopefully by spring, it'll come to you with roots! That's all for now! Kenny...See MoreQuick Check In & Hello!
Comments (4)Hi Lynne, Sorry to hear about your knee, better be careful to let it heal. Glad things are going well, and congrats to your son. Will look forward to seeing your goodies and hearing more from you after your return. Have fun. Luvs...See More
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