What T.V. programs would you like to bring back?
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Lack of T.V. Garden Programs
Comments (8)I have found that not only is there a lack of TV gardening programs, but also a big void finding public gardening information in my county (Henderson County.) Yes, I know the County Extension Services have the information, but why not run something timely in the local papers once a week? Isn't the idea to PROMOTE this knowledge to the public? I know there are a lot of new people in the area and they are chasing all over looking for information (myself included) I just did a search for the Arboretum in Asheville on the GW and came up with nothing!! What??? I have lived in many other states and have always been able to sign up for local county newsletters, but to my knowledge, I cannot do this here in North Carolina. Maybe I am looking in the wrong places? If anyone can find a newsletter (monthly, weekly, or seasonally) for Henderson County I would love to know about it. I know the knowledge is "out there", but I seem to be having a problem find out where "out there" is exactly. I have lived here for a year and am making very slow progress finding information that I need without driving all over the place to get it. Is there any kind of regular newsletter in a local paper or from a good source that I can learn from? If so - I sure would like to know about it. Thanks for any and all help that you may be able to offer to me. I would appreciate it very much....See MoreAre you bringing your houseplants back inside yet?
Comments (24)I broke down last night and lugged a bunch of stuff in. It's sitting in a corner, bugs, dirt and all until I get around to cleaning and repotting.... Sunday should be nice for this, I hope I have enough pots! I noticed this morning that I missed a few asparagus ferns. Don't ask me why I'm taking them in, they were $1.99 or something this spring and if you look at my time and effort in overwintering, it's definately not worth it. Obviously gardening is not about the money..... at least I don't take cuttings of impatients when frost threatens! There was a time when I'd have a whole windowsill of them! hmmmmm. Now that I'm thinking about it I remembered a four foot rubber tree potted out front..... I don't know. I may have to play this carefully. With the five foot elephant ear in the kitchen (temporarily of course) and the banana that still has to come in, I think I'm skating on thin ice plant wise. The rubber tree may be the last straw. Plus the local nursery has it's 75% off-last weekend clearance tomorrow. If I end up in the dog house tommorrow I won't be able to sneak off, let alone come back with a car full of shrubs and trees I have no room for! It might be worth a frozen rubber tree. Maybe I can hide the R-tree in the garage for a week or two and sneak it in later. She would never be the wiser. hehehe (my sneaky laugh)...See MoreWhat does Apple give as credit back when you bring an old iPod?
Comments (7)NAW, Gene is so very right. Collectively as a forum we do not have all the hyperlinks or the information which we share. I for one sure do appreciate a member when they cite the source of the printed information. It gives me a portal to continue learning, clear my questions, and the every so often scant thought that it is intended to be plagiarism to impress. DA...See MoreI wish Honda would bring back the MB5
Comments (4)The Honda MB5 had a 50cc two stroke motor. That engine is ok for puttering around on the back 40 acres, but is much too small for over the road use especailly for adult weight (just my opinion). I had a 90cc 4-stroke Honda and it strained to make more than 40 mph in a strong headwind. The max. speed I ever saw on that machine was 57 mph and that was with a tailwind on a flat surface. The engine was revved out to its max. It was too small to use as commuter on streets having 35 to 40 mph speed limits. It was ok to learn with in off the road enviorments. Soon after I became profficient enough to ride on the streets, I moved up to the twin cylinder 175 cc Honda and one year later up to the twin cylinder 350 cc. I think these are the reasons its sales was curtailed in the States - not enough performance....See MoreAdella Bedella
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