No garden at all for me this year, nor last year, though maybe next
year, with a little luck. Well anyway I'm green with envy, if little
else. :-)
Regards
Keith
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 10:13 PM, robert and benita rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 9/11/2012 8:37 PM, Zeke Yewdall wrote:
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 10:13 PM, robert and benita rabello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 9/11/2012 8:37 PM, Zeke Yewdall wrote:
Yes, it's been weird this year. It stopped snowing in early March here
(right when it's supposed to really start snowing), and we got very
little
moisture from
I can only echo your comments Robert, both regarding climate change,
denial and my garden. We got a bit the reverse on the weather, but
equally damaging. Hot and dry spring through July. Little sprouted,
and even with some watering (the rainbarrels were dry), most withered,
either from the
On 9/11/2012 12:40 PM, Darryl McMahon wrote:
I can only echo your comments Robert, both regarding climate change,
denial and my garden. We got a bit the reverse on the weather, but
equally damaging. Hot and dry spring through July. Little sprouted,
and even with some watering (the
Yes, it's been weird this year. It stopped snowing in early March here
(right when it's supposed to really start snowing), and we got very little
moisture from March to the end of June. I was planting in April, when
usually I'm still plowing the driveway well into May. Horrible forest
fires --
On 9/11/2012 8:37 PM, Zeke Yewdall wrote:
Yes, it's been weird this year. It stopped snowing in early March here
(right when it's supposed to really start snowing), and we got very little
moisture from March to the end of June. I was planting in April, when
usually I'm still plowing the
Robert,
thank you so much for the post about your garden!
I remember raspberry and blackberries from my summer in B.C. in 1966 -
fond memories. My garden fared poorly this year, mostly from neglect (I
was out of town until early July, then swamped with work from multiple
sources, and spent
Darryl McMahon wrote:
Robert,
thank you so much for the post about your garden!
You're welcome!
I remember raspberry and blackberries from my summer in B.C. in 1966 -
fond memories. My garden fared poorly this year, mostly from neglect (I
was out of town until early July, then
Hello everyone!
With all the grim news associated with the economic downturn, with
all the howler monkey nonsense going on with respect to health care
reform in my country, it's a real pleasure to get outside and work with
plants. After a long and bitterly cold winter, through which many
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Hello everyone!
With all the grim news associated with the economic downturn, with
all the howler monkey nonsense
Thanks for the update Robert,
Ah how I wish we were so far into spring myself, We still have snow on
the ground but the winter sun is dying and giving over to the spring sun
and hope comes of new life once again. Best of Blooms,
Jim
robert luis rabello wrote:
Two weeks ago we had snow
Two weeks ago we had snow here. Since then, however, we've had warm
days and our trees and shrubs are in a riot of blossoming. The pear
tree that I was CERTAIN wouldn't make it through last summer is
literally covered in buds, and the two Italian prunes that were so
badly infested
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