Any one find the free masks yet?
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any good tips on finding 'free' compost material in Austin area?
Comments (3)yeah, with the drought there isn't much green! Call your local sheriff/police if they have a mounted patrol they will LOVE you and give you as much compost as you can carry. Riding stables, poultry farmers, look on Craigslist. I did lasagna gardening here on the island, the newspaper STILL hasn't broken down, too dang dry. Tally HO!...See MoreIs there any free ones?
Comments (12)OMG, joanfla. I got a call like that last night too! but not at midnight it was probably around 9:30p or 10p. This is too weird. It went to my answering machine because most of the time I screen my calls. It was some weird noises and what sounded like garbled speech,then "swishing" sounds. At the time I thought perhaps someone had accidently "butt dialed" their cell phone and the noises were coming from their pocket. I did a Star 69 and got a number I did not recognize so googled it. It only gave me the name of a city in my state with that area code. I listened to the message two more times and then deleted it. You are right, it sure was spooky. Maybe that's what it was intended to be, just a Halloween joke....See MoreAny one try growing Hydrangea serrata 'Indian Summer' yet?
Comments (3)Nice pics. Our colored fall hydrangea leaves are still green even though tree leaves are putting on quite a show. The leaves are medium/dark green and then turn red in the Fall: green, yellow, dark orange/red ish. From Europe so yes, sooo hard to find. Thx for sharing....See MoreFlower color in Hydrangea. Any one yet see a true orange or yellow?
Comments (2)Want a real color trend breaker? Hydrangea macrophylla 'Wedding Gown' is it! This rebloomer starts as an amazing bright white lacecap with very double florets. So most people figure it is a pigmentless white and treat it that way. The sales ads do say that it has very nice fall leaf color. Boy do those words minimize one's expectations. Once the initial lacecap forms more florets of smaller size open centrally to make a flat mophead. Most people cut the flowers off at this stage to use in long lasting table arrangements. The name alone gets them sent off to friend and family weddings. The flowers seem to last forever. However, finally in the late summer to fall the flowers become peppered with light pink to red blood like spots. I suspect that the majority of people cut them off now because the amazing pristine white color is now gone I got lazy and left mine on last year. The flower spots darken and fill in over time and the leaves begin developing an amazing fall color. The flowers eventually turn an even deep cranberry red color and hold their form. Thus, a pigmentless flower developed pigment over time, and a lot if it! At this stage the flowers dry well for dry flower arrangements (good Christmas color). Finally the florets invert in late fall as the leaves reach their peak fall color. I don't expect the red flower pigment to be shiftable towards a purplish or bluish black color. Mine was growing at a soil pH shifting blue hydrangea to pink. Anyone try growing 'Wedding Gown' on very acidic soil or with Alumminum Sulphate addition? Being a white it might not yet have been tried. Since current marketing materials focus only on the Wedding White lacecap aspects, do not be surprized if you see it re-trade marked then also sold as 'WhiteFire' or 'Drama Queen' (favorite ideas) 'Ice & Cranberry', 'Iced Fire', 'Blood in Ice', 'Ice Flare' or some other name....See More- 4 years ago
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