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momofdrew

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Southern Gardener said:
lesa said:
Will you have your son, log and on- and let us know that you are alright, after your surgery? It certainly would make me happy to know all was well...
+1 I'll be praying for you Hoodie. :happy_flower
me too...:rose :fl
 

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momofdrew said:
Southern Gardener said:
lesa said:
Will you have your son, log and on- and let us know that you are alright, after your surgery? It certainly would make me happy to know all was well...
+1 I'll be praying for you Hoodie. :happy_flower
me too...:rose :fl
:caf :fl Hoping and praying for a speedy and painless recovery. Take care. :bouquet
 

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I'll give my garden one last deep watering the day before I go in, then just hope mother nature will show me some mercy and send enough rain to get me through till I can get back to it.
 

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Maybe if you do not get the rains. Your Son will do it or send someone out to do it. It shoud not be a stresser for you. Take care.
(And keep us posted if possible.) :hugs
 

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Unfortunately my son lives almost 200 miles away over mostly mountain roads. He can't run back and forth that easily. Most of my plants have enough of a head start that I should be able to salvage at least some harvest.
 

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I know that your plants will be fine and so will you. Both are strong and come from good stock.;) As for your clover and greens, I say when life gives you lemons make compost :tools. Then you can add it to your plants and still it is serving a really good purpose.
 

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Hoody, I hope your surgery is a success and that you have a speedy recovery! And I hope the garden doesnt go too far without your care!
 

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My broccoli and cauliflower look beautiful and my cabbage is coming right along. Collards need thinning but it can wait till I get back. I planted it mostly as rabbit food anyway. If I can get just a little cooperation from nature I can get through fine. It's kind of doubtful my tomato and pepper seedlings can make it but there is time to restart them when I get back.
 

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