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Comments (5)My broccoli plants are ready to go, but I think I'll pot them up again and hold them another 10-14 days. I just don't trust the cold nights...we're having too many of them still for me to feel comfortable putting broc in the ground, and I don't want to plant them and then have to cover them up every cold night. I think the long post on damping off (was a response for Tranger, I think) included broccoli buttonhead info at the end of it and that's probably the one Dorothy's referring to. I'll go find it and link it. I second Dorothy's blood meal recommendation (darn it, I knew I forgot to buy something at Home Depot yesterday, and it was the blood meal!). I also like to add composted cow manure to my future broccoli bed a week or two before I plant. They just love the nitrogen in it. Dawn Here is a link that might be useful: Prior Post on Damping Off & Broccoli...See MoreI don't usually ask this
Comments (21)Sending good wishes and prayers for your friend. Hope she's soon on the mend and back to normal. ole joyful...See MoreI don't Usually Ask
Comments (24)Well, we're home. It was longer than anticipated, more difficult, but surgeon feels he fixed the whole problem. DH is home, in bed, exhausted (and still feeling the effects of the anasthesia). Many, many thanks for the prayers and good thoughts and wishes. Oh, Mscippy--5 in one operation--wow. That's got to be a real challenge! Glad he's doing well. Must be a relief to get all that fixed though....See MoreDon't Ask, Don't Tell
Comments (10)"I thought a sink cut-out would be finished without the sink in place, based on a tracing of the sink?" Seamed undermount sinks like this Karran Edge series and solid surface sinks are adhered to the deck after either having cut a rough-out as I did here or plunging through an uncut deck for the bearing to ride on the sink. No one can trace as accurately as a bearing bit on a router....See More
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