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![]() lorax....the more you mulch...the less you mow. thats my story and im sticking to it!
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One thing that works well with many hard-to-kill things is to cut the plant down low and then brush undiluted spray concentrate (I've mixed Garlon and Roundup) right onto the fresh wound for it to be drawn into the plant before the wound is healed over with sap. Good luck! Harvey |
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![]() This morning I planted out in the garden 3 tomato plants grown from seed:
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![]() my house is grandfathered for codes and stuff like that. i called the codes guy and asked if i could get a goat( being that i live in town) and he said sure, i just have to keep it 150 ft. from my house. well...150 ft is on the other side of my fence. so unfortunately the goat is out. and the fact i dont know how my dogs would take to a new "dog" in the yard. lol. wednesday i planted cannas, tropical ee's( under protection) and a "hardy" ee's.
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![]() Wow, I planted tomatoes, squash, repotted my Shibatea chineisis (bamboo), and will work on palm seeds later.
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![]() Way to go, Dean!
Mskitty: some dog breeders keep one goat in the yard to "train" young hunting and work dogs. Basically, the goat won't put up with any puppy nonsense and the puppy learns quickly to leave 4-footed animals that smell like that alone.
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![]() Wow, Ecuador's definitely different; people here keep milch cows just up the street, and I live just off a freeway in the middle of a big city. My next door neighbors, the ones with the corn, keep chickens and rabbits and cuyes (guinea pigs) and it all just sort of runs wild except the bunnies. Roosters wake me in the morning.
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![]() after the storm yesterday i planted 3 cannas, 3 hostas(called fried banana),and a yucca pup. today i have to mulch it all in.
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![]() i would rather be in my yard planting things and playing in the dirt then be cooped up in the house. i hate being in the house thats why i hate winter. as long as my yard looks nice, i dont even care how the inside looks. that is horrible to say but its the truth. if i put a hammock outside id never go in the house. lol!
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![]() Potted up about 15 rooted small flowered rose cuttings - the hybrid teas won't grow here but the little floribunda types do well in the sun.
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![]() I'm potting up some hybrid teas, myself.
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![]() Hey Lorax - how high above sea level are you? We are too humid for the HT roses but the little ones do fine.
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![]() 15 yellow neck squash seeds. 18 iroquois melon seeds( thanks deb). and an angle wing begonia. have castor bean seeds soaking( thanks lynn). and blue corn flower seeds( thanks sandy)
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You might not know this, but Ecuador is one of the world's largest growers of HT (ie florist's) roses for export. The really big operations are just 30 minutes to an hour north of me. This means, among other things, that I can buy 2 dozen longstems of amazing colour and variety for $2 US. I do this weekly. Today's roses are lime green with pink lips, and I'll be taking a sample to culture from because they're so very unusual. |
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![]() i love ht, but i find the more of a hybrid it is the more bugs love them. so i try to stick with the oldfashion roses. like the cabbage roses. my mom has some oldfashion ones i might have to snip to get some going. rose wrangling in my moms yard. wahoo.
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![]() i planted my cannas and sewed coleus seeds
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