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Wow! You guys are all busy already! We have planted some tomatoes and corn. Every time we decide to plant more, a cold front moves through. This has really been an unusual Spring here in South Carolina. Normally the vegetables would be planted and half way to maturity. Hubby and I hope to be...
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A couple years ago I had sciatica and back problems so bad I was in a wheel chair for most of that Spring and Summer. I'm just getting to the point I can get down and dig in the dirt again and looking forward to it. I've just started cleaning up the past years of mess from weather and neglect. I...
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I contacted a few members from the past, I hope to see them all here again soon. I got so involved I contacted some that I thought were old members but seems they were from my sewing contacts..LOL. Maybe they also garden and will find the site useful and fun. :)
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70 degrees at 9:20 am. High for today is 76 with a chance of thunderstorms later today. Slight chance of severe storms. I hate these Spring storms, they can get pretty wild these days.
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It would be my luck that a bad stray mushroom would grow in there. There was a news article a week ago about dogs eating mushrooms that was growing in the yard and got sick. As much as I love mushrooms, I think I need to leave the growing to people like you that know which is what with them.
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I know, missing a few and it's bittersweet. Good to be back but missing those like Curbie, Mariposa, and Rosie. Not sure if the last 2 came here with us but they were the first I met in gardening forums and became close with. They will never be forgotten.
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Happy happy happy birthday Mr. Randy and Mrs Marcia. Hope you both had a blessed day.
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Good information! I didn't know the "tops" of radishes and beets were eaten! I'll have to try those.
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I've moved and planted roses all during the summer and as long as I kept them watered well, had no problems. Good luck with yours.
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I don't have much to add and this little tid bit probably won't help much with all your problems but it would be worth a try on some things. I had a problem with a mildew/mold type fungus on tomato plants and an elderly farmer suggested that I spray the plants with a mixture of 1 teaspoon of...
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Dragunz, how's the plants doing?
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Welcome USMC..sorry to hear about your wheat loss. I think you might need to order those seeds...lots of wheat and oats planted here and once it's mowed ..it's history.
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WOW...all purpose 34% NITROGEN!!! No wonder your plants looked burned. If you use fertilizer, 5% nitrogen is enough. It's usually labeled 5-10-10 which means 5% nitrogen, 10% phosphorus and 10% potasium. Fertilizer can be purchased with higher amounts of these ingredients but for tomatoes I've...
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PS..are you using any type of fertilizer or going organic?
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If you're watering the plants..do it only in the early morning or very late afternoon. If you water during the mid-day and while the sun is baking down, getting water on the leaves tends to burn leaves. If you're only planting a small garden, it's better to use a soaker hose.
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It's not unusual for tomatoes to droop when transplanted. Are they in direct sun? How warm is it? If this is in a bed, you might try shading them a bit till they get over the shock. I break a bushy branch of some sort and stick in the ground beside the plant. If in a pot, move to an area where...
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This is a long shot but my curiousity is in high gear..Irises bloom in early Spring so what if you dig up the bulb and fridgerate for a few weeks and replant. Do you think it would grow and bloom again?? Any thoughts anyone??
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Spider, I'm so sorry about your Irises. I know how disappointed you must be. Mine are just now beginning to bloom, the white ones are always first to show off. I'll try and get some pics up soon.
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Okra requires very warm soil for growth. I'm your neighbor..in SC and find that planting okra around May works best for good growth. Still a little cool here for most plants although, we have transplanted a few tomato plants and so far they're doing good.
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