Going to cut off my DH’s toes!
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My neighbor cut my pea plants off the fence!! Will they live?
Comments (13)Obviously, I'm a very novice gardener, but I read that you could get a second crop in this area and we had a really cool July (low 70's) so we gave it a try. We had so much trouble this year with our garden. We got squash borers and they seemed to take out our zucchini plants over night. That was really sad, because they were really huge and healthy and started dying just when it was time to harvest. We only got 2 zucchini out of 3 plants. I had never heard of squash borers before and I read they rarely attack cucumbers...I guess we're special because they got all of those and our cantaloupe too! I don't know if we're going to have a garden again next year. All that work starting them indoors, transplanting, caring for them for months just to lose them...it's been very frustrating! My neighbor was just the icing on the cake, ya know?...See Moredrywall paper rip--cut off or go over?
Comments (5)"I have a tear in my drywall against a door frame. " Is it going t be covered by trim? Tearing it off, priming (to help limit water from mud getting into the paper at the edges of the tear) and then using some mud is the usual repair. You have to be careful that water dos not get into the torn edge and cause more blistering....See MoreHelp, what is going on with my with my rose stem cutting?
Comments (4)That is a relief, thank you! this rose stem means a lot to me. Also you said that you occasionally see them on cuttings. I am curious, how did those cuttings fare-did they successfully mature? and did the callus disappear?...See MoreWhat is going on with my rose cutting?
Comments (4)You're welcome! I would just nip off the bud to the first leaf below it, leaving as much young foliage on the growing cutting as possible. At this stage in its development every leaf on the young bush is needed in order to hulk it up, even small, one or two leaflet leaves. Leaves are the bush's 'mouths.' The more mouths, the more 'eating,' occurs, which results in more growth. Be careful not to over water the young rooted cutting. Over watering kills more young rose starts than for any other reason. At least that has been my experience. Shaping the young bush for a good framework will come later, once it's gotten some age and size on it. Young bushes look gangly at first. As they mature, symmetry and balance develop naturally, plus with the help of your pruners. As basal growth kicks in, a young bush starts to take on its characteristic variety's mature shape, whether: upright, spreading, or arching in habit. Everything takes time. Some varieties get to the 'gallon pot full of roots stage,' in 6-8 months, while others take up to 18 months to get that mature. Moses...See More- 4 years ago
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