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I have seen 2 tomato plants of the same variety grafted about a foot above ground. This was to give the single top a more massive root system to grow a record-breaking tomato. I should get back to him to see how it did.
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No one has figured it out! I wish they would tho :)
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I was hoping there would be some response to this question. It would be interesting to lots of us I think.
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Took the survey. I know you haven't had much time for thank-you's since you only put it up in FEBRUARY! :) How'd you do?
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Or turn it over with a shovel or spade. While you're at it, add a layer of compost or other organic matter and turn it all under at once.
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Pumpkin scones....got a recipe that you'd share? Thanks.
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Violet family including pansy and johnny-jump-up.
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Well, it's been nearly a month since the original post asking for tips, links and etc. Should we assume you have all the info you need? I was hoping you'd be a regular contributor and I might learn something of gardening in your area. Looks like just another "drive-by" poster.
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In the Great Smoky Mtns Nat'l Park there some hillsides that will literally take yer breath away, sometimes the color goes on for a half mile.
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lynpenny~ I was waiting for someone else to ask, I guess but why can't you grow daffs in Austin TX?
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I would use the 2-part epoxy. I would also dump out the pot next fall so the soil in it doesn't freeze and cause this problem again.
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Wondering how they did that? They didn't! Not by grafting anyway. Stone fruits like cherries and peaches won't graft to apples or pears. You CAN however, make an interesting plant by planting the non-compatible fruits closely together in the same large pot and twine or braid the...
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I'm wondering if any of you experienced gardeners have had this happen to you? A novice, usually a lazy gardener (LOL) comes to you for advice about a problem they have. They might even write down the solution you suggest. The problem is they expect immediate results by following only part of...
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Mocking birds roost at night and sleep. They don't make any noise then.
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Do you have a picture of these bugs? Sounds like they might be aphids, they only fly for a day or so. They're not very often black either. Photo would really hep with ID.
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If the bed is JUST strawberries, you can remove the berry plants to pots temporarily. Then till up the entire bed and rake thru it to remove all the grass. Then re-plant the strawberries. You will still have to weed out grass later since the grass may have made seeds last year that you can't see...
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Ideally, there are no nutrients in the water. Only a minor amount of minerals and these wouldn't be affected.
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Oil in place of butter works, as does applesauce in place of oil. BUT you have to be careful you don't get too many substitutions in one recipe. I had a neighbor that tasted my banana bread and wanted the recipe. She heard about using applesauce as a sub for oil, so she tried that. It was good...
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I had a few of those carpet samples that are about door mat size a few years ago. I put them down to smother weeds between my raised beds, then moved them every 3-4 weeks. It's amazing how completely all plant life is obliterated underneath in that time. They did a good job of killing weeds but...
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The largest table grapes are not due to being a certain variety other than they have to be seedless. They are sprayed with a hormone that makes them bigger.
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