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  1. curbhopper

    Please pray for Randy

    I'd put the plant in my suitcase! :) "Do you have anything to declare?" I declare my husband is stupid. When MTM and I travel, we always take extra suitcases and shovel b/c I'm always digging up something. "You already have one of those". "Not the same." :) Curbie
  2. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    I don't know what this is:fenugreek . I don't know what a luffa is either. Somehow, I got lost :) I don't even know what we're talking about...... Curbster
  3. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    Wombat, could you explain more about green mustard? Does it just come back and come back so you don't have to replant it? How's your 'winter' weather going? Curbie
  4. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    Do you plant them from seeds or real plants, Ron? Curbie
  5. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    I don't know what a currant is but I DO know what a buffalo is. I'm on a learning curve, again. :) Curbie
  6. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    Everybody enjoys a good snack. I prefer popcorn. Curbie
  7. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    Bite the head off of a bug???? What are we? Cannabals. LOL!Curbs
  8. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    I didn't know this for many years. (Well, it's not hte only thing.) Pine trees are very acidic. The needles even contribute to the soil. We have many pines here but we also have GREAT cherry trees so I think they kind of balance each other out. Wish I had a cow pasture-ish yard. Porch is a...
  9. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    Laurie, I'd wait b/c you just may also get some beneficial rain. What type of soil are you digging into b/c ours is simply clay. I know why bricks are made out of clay! We are to get to 100° by Friday. Do you have a way to keep the plants in the house? Good luck ♣ Curbie
  10. curbhopper

    Please pray for Randy

    Randy is an institution who has shared many things (words of wisdom, happiness, & jam) with many people. There are others on here who are irreplacable (I think that's spelled wrong). Some of us have been together for years. My husband yells about Garden Forums and of course, I don't listen...
  11. curbhopper

    Please pray for Randy

    Do the birds eat the berries? Try to let her help you :) Curbie
  12. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    You are so silly, Ron. I can't even squish a fly. MTM always asks me to squish a cat....that's not going to happen! Curbie
  13. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    Never heard of squash bugs. Can't we just squash the bugs and not the squash? LOL! Curbie :)
  14. curbhopper

    Killdeer in the garden!

    Bet they will return. They had a great time and so have we. The chicklettes are happy and you should be proud of your fatherly instincts! The only birds I have an issue with are bluejays. It's funny ~ the guy nextdoor feeds them peanuts on our shed roof and all I do is feed the squirrels. She...
  15. curbhopper

    Killdeer in the garden!

    You obviously were a gracious host to the birds. :) Curbie
  16. curbhopper

    Please pray for Randy

    Doin' the happy dance for Janet! :) Curbie
  17. curbhopper

    Please pray for Randy

    I second that emotion, Randy! Happy Father's Day! Curbie
  18. curbhopper

    Please pray for Randy

    Oh, who's Randy? :) LOL! Curbie
  19. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    PEAS! I have never tried to grow them. I like Ron's idea of a vertical garden. Will you harvest peas or are they sweet pea flowers? Curbie
  20. curbhopper

    My veggie garden

    I'm tellling Tim! LOL! What's your phone #? I did a stupid thing and it is MOSTLY for me :) (I love myself) For MTM for Father's Day, I ordered lobsters from Maine. Since I grow a lot of marigolds, I simply keep replanting them. They're around just about all of the other plants AND marigolds...


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