Another round of bareroot quart pots in HD
Matthew Kyaw
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Time or Money? Quart Sized potted shrubs...
Comments (8)how about i put it this way .. mock orange is one of the most gangly ..... unsightly ... flowering shrubs in the world ... just plain ugly .... and the ONLY REASON to have one.. is for its gloriously scented flowers... to plant one.. in a position where its flower output would decline.. would.. IN MY GARDEN .. make the ugly bush not worthwhile ... in fact.. i have a couple of no name monsters that i usually decide to kill every year.. though i never seem to get to that project .... again ... defining shade is impossible.. and you are left with just trying it... to define its vigor in that spot ... though i would not do so .. you go knock yourself out with it.. if it makes you happy.. DO IT ... you do understand that though various things are drought tolerant.. successful establishment will require a year or two of proper watering???? ask if you need further info in that regard ... ken...See MoreHHRD!! The bareroots are pouring in....
Comments (15)Oh wow, Sue, I hadn't seen those LP pics til now. Beautiful!! I assume you'll get one? Gee, I wish I lived closer to Sebastopol & Petaluma. I've been to the old Vintage Gardens place a couple of times back in the 90's, and we even went to Garden Valley Ranch when it was still Ray Redell's. Got to see the test garden there, but the main garden was not in bloom. I think the first spring flush had just finished and they had deadheaded everything. What fun to be able to go there and shop anytime you want! Sorry your friend has gopher problems! That's worse than my mole problems. At least the moles don't eat the plants. They just loosen up the soil. Yes, I used to have ALL my roses in pots. But that was back when we lived in the mobile home park. Imagine having 600 roses all over the tiny little space around a double-wide mobile! I had to pot them because there were three fruitless mulberry trees on our space, and the roots are extremely invasive. Plus I knew one day we'd move outta there, and I wasn't about to leave ANY of my roses behind! When we moved, we moved everything ourselves, and my husband and his sister took about 20 or more trips loading and unloading the pots in his big truck while I worked inside the house. He joked about how it took more time and effort to move the roses than the entire house full of stuff. It's taken me these 7 yrs to get most of the roses planted in the ground. There are a few sections of the yard than have to remain potted due to trees or other factors that make it not worth planting in the ground. One being the hypericum that simply will not die in one spot, even tho it's been sprayed and covered with plastic and gravel. That stuff is horrible! And as to your question about my opening up my garden for visitors.... anybody that wants to come is welcome. Just let me know ahead of time. I had one Forum member fly up from SoCal to get cuttings from me a couple yrs ago. The roses weren't as big and full as they are now tho, so he missed out on seeing better plants and blooms. I've had a couple others ask to come and visit, but they never made it. I'm probably a good 2½-3 hours from you. If you ever want to come, just send me a private message and I'll tell you where I am!...See MoreLowe's got bareroots in already....
Comments (14)Oh, I'll be fine, still in shock and stressed out of course, we'll just have to tighten our belts so to speak, going on the Dave Ramsey Total Money Makeover plan I have been reading so much about and maybe look for something else part time. I liked working at home but I knew I was fortunate to have something like that. Maybe a job at a nursery, but that may defeat the purpose, I may end up owing them end of each week! LOL By the way, OSH has J&P roses in too, tree and bush. I gave in today and bought a Chicago Peace, I had wanted that one for a while, love the color blends every time I see that bloom. Thought I'd take a chance. I wanted it for blooms to bring in the house. Dreaming of spring and a better year, this was has been a very sad year and ending that way too. Happy 2008 Gardening everyone and may your blooms bring you cheer!...See MoreMirro 22 quart weighted pressure canner questions
Comments (36)G'morning! They float when processed in Water Bath... there is just not as much head space (top + bottom) so it was not as noticeable. I never had any problems in the past using W/B process, but unfortunately now that many varieties of tomato's have lost their acidity through modern genetic tweaking and hybridizing it is now necessary to add acid to tomatoes, including heirloom varieties when canning them :-( The level of temperature needed to kill botulism bacteria for low-acid foods can only be reached by using a pressure canner. So, I bought a new pressure canner, and now I am going through the growing pains of learning how to use it. I am just above sea level, so I only used 10 psi to process. It is quite the learning curve - it was SO much easier 10 years ago! I've always wanted to try canning Salmon though so now that I've invested in the proper equipment, that will be my next project :-) I did notice the interior of the canner was shiny ... I added a tbsp of vinegar to the water as suggested in the manual but I guess it was the lemon juice? Since I was having so much trouble getting the pressure up (took WAY 2 long on my stove), I've now invested in an outdoor cooking burner so when I get a chance I will try another batch of tomatoes and see if that improves the final outcome. I will also try using citric acid instead of lemon juice because I have a feeling I am not going to like the flavor in a few months once that lemon juice settles in :-( I was trying to avoid doing a hot pack - it is just one more step that makes it a longer process :-( I am almost at the point that I want to freeze them in the future ... seems like a LOT less trouble! I will persist tho - because I have invested 2 much time and $ 2 give up now :-) Thx again for all of your help and suggestions - I really appreciate it! :-) Have a gr8 day!...See MoreMatthew Kyaw
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