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Let's make Curbie try it!
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Oh cool. Do y'all have a lot of bobcats up your way?
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Huh. I mulch after I get the veggies in the garden, so the soil has hated up plenty by then. I check, I take the soil temperatures before I plant.
Yes, Curbie, I have a soil thermometer.
Anyway, I'm so obsessive about having the correct temperatures for my precious peppers that I check teh...
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Oh, now *I* want one! Well done!
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What I have found is that growing your own herbs for the roots takes a lot of herbs. Taking a wee bit off the roots means you often don't have enough to make anything with enough potency.
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And here's a bunch you can go through if you's like.
http://www.ifood.tv/network/chicken_marengo/recipes
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Ahhhh...comfort food.
http://www.recipezaar.com/Easy-Chicken-Marengo-Shhhh-Its-Cbells-138273
from http://www.cookthing.com/recipes/?i=mushroom,cream%20of%20mushroom%20soup&q=chicken
And here's one with cream of chicken soup.
http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1639,153184-230192,00.html
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Ugh, I can't stand sites like Facebook or Twitter or any of those faux social networking sites. They discourage real discussion and promote shallow, meaningless noise. It amazes me how each Great New Thing dumbs communication down further and further.
*grumble, grumble, grumble* I Want Usenet Back!
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Beautiful, Maggie!
I love rosemary for its looks as well as that wonderful scent.
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It depends. Some I only have a few of, and I'll want to hang on to them. If there's one you want, and I have any extra, I'll be glad to share, though.
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Cats don't really carry lots of diseases. If the cats are well cared for neighbor cats, there's probably nothing to worry about unless you're pregnant or suffering from some form of immune deficiency. . Cats can asymptomatically carry the parasite that causes toxoplasmois. Most people have been...
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What do you consider a patio tomato? I have seeds for two dwarf varieties that I have been told do well in containers.
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Probably they're all looking for some water in a liquid form! It's good of you to make sure they have some.
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*nods* Yes! Sticking to a small list is hard!
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PM me an address and I'll send them to you.
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Yeah, I stick mostly to heirloom and open pollinated varieties. I will always have at least one Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus resistant variety every year. I lost all my plants to TSWV in 2001 and 2002. I think Bella Rosa is the best tasting of the TSWV varieties that I've tried, but Amelia's...
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These are what I have on hand. I'm not going to grow all of these, some I've grown before and wasn't too crazy about, some were freebies, some came in trades. I will also be ordering some varieties that I want but don't have seeds for, that I have to order plants to get.
Yes, I know, I have a...
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oops!
I also have an orange bell pepper from Marianna's Seeds.
http://www.mariseeds.com/
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I was sent two tomato freebies that I don't want.
From Park Seed: Razzleberry Hybrid
http://www.parkseed.com/gardening/PD/5392/
From Tomato Growers Supply: Giant Belgium
http://www.tomatogrowers.com/beefsteaks2.htm (Scroll down)
I'd be glad to send them to any one who would like...
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In a can?
How are you supposed to heat it in the microwave?
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