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Comments (20)ltilton, Gosh, I'll be right over---I can trade you for tomatoes. And parsley! ;-p laceyvail, >> "People give up on their gardens much too early and miss many weeks of fresh food." Right on! There's a great bit in Elliott Cole's book about four-season gardening in which he tells about being in France and visiting a well-known garden in late fall. The tour guide keeps telling him, "In the real season there is x and y growing here; it is too bad you missed it!" and Cole keeps saying, "But, look, there's some right there!" he saw food all over the garden but the owners overlooked it just because it wasn't at its peak.... Annie, What, only one hem left to go? Progress!!! ;-) Z...See MoreToday'Last day of summer,what do you have left to do?
Comments (14)Plant hosta in pots that may live despite the generous dousing with 'Deep Woods Off', by 5-yr. old! I don't have much expectations of their sizes, for next year, though, as a result of their 'baptisms'! Water, water, water!!! Everything is very dehydrated, due to the 78 mph 'dry hurricane' we experienced last Sunday! Thankfully we were some of the more fortunate, with no extensive damage to our trees or property and we maintained water during the HUGE areas that were w/o power and many still are, including our younger married daughter! There was a lot of debris, a trailer load with more still around to be dealt with today, hopefully! Spread more of the wonderful horse manure and straw and leaves and tree trimming compost we obtained an abundance of this year. I still have about 1/2 a trailer load, that we finally unloaded into a potential bed for next year and I'm snitching buckets full to spread around the garden today! Other than that--not much!!!...See MoreWhat do you do with left over oil?
Comments (13)I did end up using an empty cardboard OJ container to dispose of it and my conscience is reasonably clear LOL! I figure even the waxy plastic cardboard will SOMEDAY break down and the oil is veg based (canola) so that shouldn't hurt anything either. I can't imagine pouring it on a rose bush though.... I would think that would really throw the natural organisms off balance in the soil, not to mention changing the ability of the soil to drain/retain moisture. However, if someone had told me 10 years ago to feed my plants alfalfa, I would have thought they were nuts too, so maybe this is a live and learn thing. Anyway, thanks for all the creative solutions. I will certainly put them to use next Fathers Day when we ahve the next big catfish fry! LOL! Alexa...See MoreWhat Have You Been Doing Today?
Comments (8)My days always start around noon as far as getting anything accomplished. No, I don't sleep all morning. My joints don't cooperate and it takes hours to get going. So around 1 o'clock I went into town and looked around at the new thrift shop. It is really nice, clean and everything displayed neatly. Didn't buy anything though. Then I went to Sharp Shopper and found my favorite soft drink (Cheerwine) 2 twelve packs for $2.50. Got 2, plus celery, bread, Texas Toast, and a half gallon of milk. The price of milk has increased another 10¢. Then I went to KMart for TP and Aleve (generic). Checked my blood pressure: 117/56/68. Next to $Tree for batteries then to BigLots but only bought a big bag of Tootsie Midges. Not a big shopping day, but the first chance I've had to ramble for a couple months. Next stop was at Bank of America to close out my account there, and then took the paper work to DuPont Credit Union where I had already opened an account. Last stop was Krogers for some groceries. I was tired and thirsty so I just sat on the porch and had a cold Cheerwine. Then a friend stopped by and we chatted until after 8 o'clock. Finally I made myself a left-over tuna salad sandwich, and made tea for tomorrow. Watched the news and here I am on the PC, at the KT. Tomorrow I won't be any good for anything!! So that was My Day, as Eleanor Roosevelt to say. Sue...See More- 6 years ago
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