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Comments (184)Here is a great stocking stuffer for the work-at-home person or seamstress/quilt maker/sewer in your life - or anyone who needs a quick desk cleanup. I recently heard about these things so bought one, as I'm constantly dealing with cat hair and paper dust (and if I'm honest, cookie crumbs!) on my desk, and I just love it! So useful. I think I got it for around $10 this summer. Amazon.com: ODISTAR Desktop Vacuum Cleaner,Mini Table dust Sweeper Energy Saving with auto Power-Off Function,High Endurance up to 400 mins,Cordless&360º Rotatable for Keyboard/Home/Office (White USB Charging) : Electronics...See MoreNYTimes Connections for November 2024
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Comments (40)forever a newbie, that Moonlight in Paris is absolutely stunning! So beautiful and delicate looking. I've eyed that from time to time and I may have to give it a try. Partymusic I wish I could convince my husband that a bug will crawl up the side of a house if it really wants to, window boxes or not lol. I did once try to hang these pouches. They were a plastic-y fabric, like a leaf bag or tarp, about 8 inches from top to bottom, and as wide as a window (roughly three feet) and they were divided into about half a dozen individual pouches or pockets. You attached eye bolts INSIDE, and then tied the attached rope/tether to the eye bolts. You closed the window on top of the tether and then planted the pouches. It sounded good in theory but I could never get them to balance - they always wanted to tip forward and the plants would be leaning out over the top. We are VERY happy to be getting the precipitation, even if it came in the form of a wintry mix overnight. To think just about a week ago we had temps in the 80's! But so happy for the rain. I might be wrong but I think the last time we had rain was back in July, (oops, just double checked - this storm was actually in August) where it rained, in the next town over, something like 13 inches in 6-8 hours. The town was declared a federal emergency zone, as were a few other towns in the area. Sadly, two people were swept away by a river and died (in separate incidents). Roads were washed out and still not completely repaired. Schools closed and businesses went out of business. It was awful. And then a drought. Such extremes..... I'm looking forward to getting my leaves finished up next week, pots pulled in the garage, stakes and cages and empty pots put away, and then on to browsing the seed catalogs! Somewhere in there I have to put down my shredded leaf mulch, but who knows when the ground will finally freeze here to do it? :) Dee...See More2024 November Week 4
Comments (48)I just paid my october water bill…just under $400. Now i get why Dawn would abandon her garden in drought years. I am going to have to read back through her posts on pushing production early and acclimating her tomatoes to lower water conditions. My fall tomatoes have been awesome. HJ, I did lemongrass back in 2023. It was great, very flavorful, but did not survive winter outside. One of the Asian market growers I buy from at the market said that was normal. They overwinter theirs in a heated greenhouse, so you would have to have somewhere to bring it in. I bought a plant at Ace Hardware that year. Kim, I made an amazing rosemary finishing salt by pulsing kosher salt and fresh rosemary leaves in the food processor, for my family Christmas baskets. I have seen where you can do this with almost any herb. Debating dehydrating some garlic to mix in with it. I’ve received catalogs from Pinetree and Totally Tomatoes so far. Seems early, but I’m wondering if there will be a lot of people turning back to gardening next year, in expectation of food prices rising. I’m already hearing a lot of talk about people getting backyard chickens because of bird flu, which I’m sure they won’t research properly. I already ordered the 2 new garden beds I was going to replace next year, because they’re made overseas and I’m sure will be tariffed off the charts. I’m also planning on being very intentional about what varieties I plant next year. Things that are proven to do well in my little microclimate, highly disease resistant, and get things growing as early as I can. Also putting more heat and drought tolerant perennial plants out in my front flower beds, saving the other annuals for planters. I’m going to up my herbs too. I’ve had a heck of a time getting new chives started. I divided my remaining clump last spring and none of them did any growing at all. I think I gave them too much shade. And I’ll winter sow them early this year. Botanical Interests and Seeds n Such are both having Black Friday sales this week. About the only ones I’m interested in....See MoreRelated Professionals
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