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Hi Lyn! Hi Woodie!
Pretty much the same here. We have light fluffy snow for today. Could see another 2-3"s on top of what we already got over the last week. There is more to come next week! At least the polar vortex is weakening, and the temps are beginning to rise. Looks like we will be be...
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Hi Lyn! You guys are having it rough! Hang in there, things will warm up again for you!
After a cold, but sunny day yesterday, we are back into more snow as another system moves in.
I is so hard to predict how much snow we will get because the weather has been so weird.....weather patterns...
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We got 6 to maybe 8 inches last evening and overnight. Getting a light snowfall this morning. Expecting no more then another inch by later on this afternoon before it comes to an end! This is the most snow we got this winter! 21 with a windchill 7.
It is going to be cold tonight with a low...
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Welcome aboard Lori! Nice to have another Canadian.
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Going to be hit bad tomorrow! This will be our first major snow storm of the season ( for my area )....looks like 8 inches is possible. It will come in 2 waves with the worse late evening with heavy snowfall and strong gusty winds. We expect 30+ mph winds out of the north which should cause...
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Looks like it will snow all day here. 14F with a windchill of 0. Not expecting much ...maybe 2 inches total.
Looks like a bigger system for Mon and Tues.....then again on Thursday.
Getting all the winter weather now!!
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We are having the coldest days and nights for the next week, or so! Not getting much snow.
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Deers love elderberry!
Your plants should sprout at the soil level around the trunk! If they do come back come spring you will need to protect them from deer, or the same thing will happen again.
Are you planning on planting them in the ground?
Do you have a sheltered area that you can fence...
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Good morning Gloria!
Think the main issue with figs is that they hate soggy soil and are prone to root rot.....they like to stay on the dry side...Taking the pots to the sink and water from above until water starts running out the bottom is the way to go, but make sure they drain well so they do...
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Hi Gloria!
Fancy meeting you here! :)
When is your frost free planting time?
Looks like they need to be potted up properly....what variety are they?
I'll need to do a search on them first!
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Hi! Welcome to our forum!
Yes, there is a problem.
The soil is too wet and the acorn root is rotting!
It is too late to do anything!
If you find more acorns try again. Use a sterile soil designed for seed starting, water soil lightly enough to moisten it. Do not overwater! Wait until the...
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Hi Eric.
Yes you can write and share about organic gardening!
Please do not post pdf files.....It has been removed.
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Who are you really, and why are you asking?
Answer these questions and I'll decide where it is important enough to contact the administrator.
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Had a very intense Low Pressure system move in yesterday! The winds were horrific out of the SW off the lake! 37 mph sustained winds with 50 to 60+ gusts! Even hit a few 70+ mph peak gusts by mid afternoon! Also had a few thunderstorms with intense downpours around the same time! The winds...
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Looks from your photo that your tree is infected by some species of spider mites, or other sucking insects! You will need to use a pesticide such a Neem. It is a safe pesticide to use. Looking at the surrounding plants, even they do not look very healthy!
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We are still enjoying this long November heatwave!
It's 64 right now with mostly sunny skies, and not much of a breeze out of the south.
Yesterday it got up to 70 with just light winds out of the SW!
Today it should get up to 70+ with daytime heating!!
Thunderstorms possible late evening and...
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Looks to be a species of Crassula.
As to which one is anyone's guess.
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Lee Valley also have soil test kits that measure nutrient levels!
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Been doing some research on soil ph testers that is easy to use in multiple areas of your garden plot...
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