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roselee z8b S.W. Texas
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Comments (19)You're welcome, I'm sorry it's not working for you. It shouldn't make a difference but what browser are you using? I use IE for GW and Firefox for most everything else. Can you make another post and include a link to one of your pictures that you would like to post and I'll give a try and see if I can see what's happening? Greg Southern Nevada...See MoreHow do post pictures here?/?
Comments (12)Hi all, hi kos, I've been lurking after Christinmk recommended this forum to me but haven't posted before. Can't resist a picture! You need the angle brackets like Christin says so look for that choice. Here's your nice picture in different sizes that you can set: I have limited experience with seeds and gardening so forgive me if I want to actually be able to answer a question. On the link below. I've purposely left out the angle bracket at the beginning and end of each line. That's because the brackets would make the picture show and not the code :) A couple of variations in the code work and a lot depends on choices that your company (image schack) gives you. Gardenweed posts gorgeous pics so I'm sure her instructions will help you! What are those pretty flowers? Best wishes, River Here is a link that might be useful: See my post of Feb 2, 11 with sample code...See More2010 January snow picture, post it here
Comments (20)Not bad here today. Temp is 28 with no wind and partly cloudy. No sun, but very bright sky. I guessed that we had 10-12 inches of snow but after I went outside in it decided 10 was a closer number. The official total came in at 9, but it sure looked like more than that here. The county made two passes with the snow plow yesterday morning and our neighbors said the road to town was pretty good except for our very steep hills which were still a little tricky. He was making sure he could get out because they were leaving for a cruise yesterday. LOL We have only been out long enough to feed the birds and clear the front porch. I had cooked so much food in preparation for the possibility of losing power that I haven't even had to cook much all week, so I have had a little mini vacation from the kitchen. We have been looking at the Lee Valley catalog on-line and wishing spring would hurry. I have my tomato seed on my desk, but still haven't decided which ones to plant this year. I got some really good ones from Jay and I know I have to plant them. I have 3 types of Goliath which I am going to try for the first time. I think my main crop will be Sioux this year, but I also realized yesterday that I didn't have any Arkansas Traveler seed and I always try to have a couple of those. Luckily they are usually on the local seed racks. I have lots of heirlooms to choose from after my two trips to Baker Creek, the seed swap, and my windfall from Jay. I will most likely plant a number of determinates in containers so I have room for more big plants in my garden area. I can keep containers outside in an area outside my fenced garden. So many choices and so lille space..... I think I may delay planting my seeds a bit. I had planned to start some in mid February, but now I am thinking that will probably be two early since that is only a couple of weeks away. I did a small amount of winter sowing, but I can't even see the jugs right now. I know they are still there tho because I can see an elevated pile of snow. LOL If I start anything mid February, it will probably be peppers. I usually start them at the same time as tomatoes, but just don't put them in the garden until a little later. Instead, I may start them and when they germinate, I will put them under lights and start my tomatoes because the shelf above the light seems to provide the perfect temp for the tomatoes to germinate. I guess I am a cheap gardener because I don't own a heat mat, but have really not found it necessary. I have plastic domes to cover the trays to hold in moisture until germination occurs. After I put them under lights, I throw an aluminum camp blanket over the top of the shelves to reflect the light and trap a little extra heat from the lights, until they are a few inches tall because I grow them in a cool room. The peppers seem to grow a little more slowly than the tomatoes so I can handle them inside for a little longer. I try to get everything outside during the day as early in the year as I can, but it is a big job to carry things in and out once they are in larger pots. I have plastic pots that are a perfect fit to have 8 in a seed flat, so once they get big enough to be in that size pot, it takes a lot of trips to get them out into the sunshine. I need a greenhouse....See Morenyc/nj tomato growers post your pictures here!
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