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  1. Flower4Yeshua

    Hello! :) Question included...

    I think what Randy is saying is they are very tender right now...so if the sun is out too long and hitting the greenhouse the heat and light just might burn the starts as they are tender at this stage
  2. Flower4Yeshua

    How old is Grandma

    it's me it's me at 53...lol
  3. Flower4Yeshua

    Hello! :) Question included...

    Hello and Welcome to the place...I think Lyn hit the nail on the head...they will keep for a bit of time that way ...Enjoy and please keep us posted...love the pic's...:-)
  4. Flower4Yeshua

    New Kid On The Block!

    Hello and Welcome to the place...Jump on in and enjoy ...sure we all can learn and be learned...:-)
  5. Flower4Yeshua

    need idenfication on these

    I agree on both ID's...very pretty beds may i add
  6. Flower4Yeshua

    When to build a new raised garden

    WOW your lasagna beds look great ...this is how i garden also ... layering/lasagna gardening....Just love the fact I just have to dig a hole for the most part and not till much at all after a few years...still getting beds built up here...Enjoy your beds ...look forward to seeing pic's of plants...
  7. Flower4Yeshua

    ID Please

    If it is indeed the Tuscan it is an heirloom and the seeds should be fine unless it got cross pollinated...but would still be something interesting...thank you for the offer of seeds from it...but I just saved enough for my planting next year of my melons...:-)
  8. Flower4Yeshua

    ID Please

    they are one of my fav's...did you say any seed's ? Just keep the guts on a paper plate and let them dry out...ready for next year
  9. Flower4Yeshua

    Hi from Seattle and from a complete newbie!

    I hope we didn't scare them off...lol
  10. Flower4Yeshua

    ID Please

    :-) by the look in the picture I would bet it is Tuscan...a bit sweeter than a regular cantalope
  11. Flower4Yeshua

    Hi from Seattle and from a complete newbie!

    Hello and welcome to the place...My daughter lives up your way and she did rasied beds this year and found veggies did far better for her...Hope you jump in here and have some fun as you learn more about gardening...:-)
  12. Flower4Yeshua

    ID Please

    it is more than likely an old heirloom type of melon...maybe a Iroqouiss or Tuscan? What color is the flesh of the melon?
  13. Flower4Yeshua

    New Member

    welcome to the place
  14. Flower4Yeshua

    Tamales for Curbie

    those look so yummy...
  15. Flower4Yeshua

    Hawk

    Thanks Maggie, had a red tail take off with one of our chickens a few years back...my grandson was a bit upset about it...but he understood that is part of life..
  16. Flower4Yeshua

    Recipe Anybody knows

    also never made from scratch...I have looked and look for a good and easy way to do. but alwasy go back to ready made. hope someone posts one ...looking forward to finding one
  17. Flower4Yeshua

    Squash clone and crops

    WOW...I am so so ready for spring ...all your plants look great ...thanks for posting pictures
  18. Flower4Yeshua

    violets

    I think they will do very well...They are hardy little plants and grow in all types of places...one of my favorite flowers...
  19. Flower4Yeshua

    Finally made it back......

    Hey John ...Was thinking about you the other day when the BBQ was going....Good to see ya...Welcome back kind sir
  20. Flower4Yeshua

    No really new from the Great Plains

    Hi DOra, Nice to see ya again...Was wondering abotu you not to long ago....Glad all is working out for oyu and the family


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