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cindy-6b/7a VA
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spring greetings to the forum, not active lately
Comments (4)Hi Nay. I loved your one post, and hope you will continue popping in. Your rose skills are awesome, so someone ought to help you with the computer skills. Sammy...See MoreSpring greetings to the forum... not active lately
Comments (3)Enjoy your trip and hope you can get your computer stuff figured out at home. Do you guys have the geek squad out there? They might be able to help, they come to your home and help you with stuff like that from what I've heard. been seeing a lot of them around here lately (our neighbourhood) Aprille...See MoreI wish this forum were more active!!
Comments (2)I'm sure I'll be full of questions when I actually start the work on my new rock garden. I'm still thinking and planning and reading everything I can get my hands on. I still haven't found my book by Linc Foster:-(...See MoreAny Other Local Garden Forum More Active?
Comments (17)If you're having early frosts, with warmer weather probably returning (as it is for us here in Monmouth County), try protecting your crops. A non-woven frost barrier is best (I have one that protects down to 27F), and will serve also to provide temporary shade to new transplants or a barrier against some pest insects, and is reusable. I've not seen them in any local garden centers, so had to order online. Last year saw several rolls in, of all places, a Tuesday Morning ... for $3.00/roll!!! I should have grabbed them all. Lacking the frost barrier, a sheet, lightweight blanket, or even light tarp will suffice. It's hard enough to call it quits at the end of the season, harder still if you know there may wall be another 2-4 weeks of good weather on the way. If you haven't already done so, now is the time to remove any flowers, as they'll never develop into fruit, so best let the plant put all its resources into those fruits already set and with a chance to make it to maturity before the frost gets them....See Moredaninthedirt (USDA 9a, HZ9, CentTX, Sunset z30, Cfa)
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