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Garlic by mjciccarel@gmail.com
I planted garlic cloves from a grocery store head. They have only been in the ground a few weeks and they have grown above the ground about 2 inches. Is this...
28-10-2009 04:06 AM
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Too Late to Sow Lettuces for Fall? by Red Hot Pepper
I do appreciate your opinion/advice on this one.
12-10-2009 04:17 PM
by pakrat@usenet.pr.neotoma.org Go to last post
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Artichokes by Richard Evans
I have five artichoke plants in my container garden. The foliage is lush, but no sign of any artichokes. I seem to recall reading that it takes two years to...
14-09-2009 09:55 AM
by echinosum Go to last post
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Bell peppers by Richard Evans
I just used the last of the Bell peppers from my container garden. The plants are still robust and there are one or two blossoms. Can I expect more peppers, or...
07-09-2009 11:06 PM
by pakrat@usenet.pr.neotoma.org Go to last post
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Bermuda Grass Mowing Problem by Sirius
Hi everyone, I would like to consult you on a Bermuda Grass lawnmowing problem. I find that in our subtropical climate, Bermuda grass which is inactive in...
21-08-2009 01:48 PM
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Storm Ruined Tomato Plants by trax
We planted several tomato plants in May and they were doing great until a huge rain (thunder & lighting, hail) storm hit and they are now all drooping. We are...
27-07-2009 12:54 AM
by WesD Go to last post
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Mugho pine dying by Richard Evans
A couple of weeks ago I bought a small mugho pine intending to keep it in a pot on my deck. I potted it with Miracle Gro potting soil, and it has been steadily...
27-07-2009 12:48 AM
by WesD Go to last post
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Fake snow on our azaleas by Derek Mark Edding
Hi Folks, I was trimming some of the longer stems on our azaleas today, and noticed that some of the farthest reaching ones had a layer of fluffy white...
24-06-2009 09:50 PM
by Richard Evans Go to last post
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Castillobonsai.net -Accessories for Bonsaika- by Castillo Bonsai
Hello all! We are pleased to introduce to you our new on-line bonsai sto CASTILLO BONSAI. We have very good prices in bonsai and prebonsai trees, tools,...
12-06-2009 12:07 AM
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Cabbage worms by Richard Evans
Small blue caterpillars are turning my cabbages into lace doilies. What can I use to control them that is not harmful to humans eating the cabbage?
06-06-2009 10:50 PM
by Craig Watts Go to last post
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Lettuce isn't heading by Richard Evans
I have Romaine lettuce in my container garden that is doing fine, but I have a half dozen plants of head lettuce that aren't showing any sign of heading. In...
05-06-2009 08:31 PM
by pakrat@usenet.pr.neotoma.org Go to last post
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Terrible weed in yard - wont go away! by A good person
This stuff looks like bamboo, but it is a grass species of some sort. I used a ton of weed killer and it came right back. The roots are several inches deep,...
05-06-2009 05:43 AM
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Problems growing leland cypress by yeahyeahyeah
Hi there, I have a section in back yard between me and a neighbor that is very wet. There are some large trees in the immediate area but for years I have been...
31-05-2009 03:50 AM
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On site lawn equipment repair by Wes Dukes
I found a guy that does onsite work for a reasonable rate and knows his stuff. I hesitate to just broadcast his name and number, but if you would like it send...
30-05-2009 01:45 AM
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Oh Deer by mjciccarel@gmail.com
They're back. Here is my latest idea. Let me know what you think. I am going to put some Hops (we owned a homebrew store so we have lots) in a zip bag with a...
19-05-2009 08:09 PM
by mj Go to last post
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Staking tomatoes by Richard Evans
I have ten plants in containers on my deck that are all going gangbusters. So much so, I'm having trouble supporting them. When I bought the original plants, I...
18-05-2009 03:02 PM
by Wes Dukes Go to last post
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Rotten strawberries by Richard Evans
The strawberries in my container garden are bearing fruit, but as the berries get heavier, they lie in the dirt and the side touching the dirt rots. Am I...
18-05-2009 02:58 PM
by Wes Dukes Go to last post
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Here Come the Deer again by mjciccarel@gmail.com
I had to replace 4 of my roses because of the damage they caused last year and now they are back. Any new ideas? Anyone tried a new product? I have motion...
18-05-2009 02:53 PM
by Wes Dukes Go to last post
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Bogolan Fini (Mudcloth) Modified Workshop with Judy Dominic by Jen McQ
Bogolan Fini (Mudcloth) Modified Workshop with Judy Dominic June 14-20, 2009 Shakerag Workshops (Sewanee, TN) www.shakerag.org Course Description: The...
02-05-2009 11:21 PM
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The peas FINALLY bloomed yesterday... by pakrat@usenet.pr.neotoma.org
They were getting to be hip high if I stood on the edge of the raised beds and I was starting to get worried they'd take over the place, but yesterday...
02-05-2009 11:45 AM
by mj Go to last post
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grass? by jaf
I am trying to restore bald spots, places where I have removed weeds, etc. a) Is this a bad time to do this? Should I just wait until fall? b) If i can do it...
27-04-2009 09:26 PM
by pakrat@usenet.pr.neotoma.org Go to last post
1 482
Deer Update by mjciccarel@gmail.com
After trying a home made pepper kind of stuff and some dog hair I broke down and bought "BioDefend Animal Repellent. It is 8 oz. of granular stuff. Wal Mart...
24-04-2009 04:57 PM
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Don, what sort of tomatoes are you looking for? by pakrat@usenet.pr.neotoma.org
I ask because I have excess Margherita plum/sauce tomatoes, red currant tomatoes, and jellybean tomatoes (a grape tomato). I also have a few bell peppers,...
23-04-2009 04:23 AM
by pakrat@usenet.pr.neotoma.org Go to last post
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Tomatos by Don6170
It looks like the Bonnie people have cornered the market on tomato sales. They seem to be everywhere - Ace, Lowes, Home Depot, WalMart, etc. I noticed...
22-04-2009 05:32 PM
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Reusing container soil by Richard Evans
Thinking ahead to next year... Any reason I can't reuse the soil from this year? I built a sieve out of 1/4" hardware cloth. At the end of this season, I can...
17-04-2009 05:15 PM
by Richard Evans Go to last post
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