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Yeah-you got 'em. Be careful that dude can rip you to pieces!

Thanks I cant wait to try that recipe!!!:frow

Would you have a recipe to share for the zuchinni ref pickles??:drool

I have one in a pot indoors, I wonder if I can set it out for the summer and bring in this fall without hurting it. It has a 2" pomegrante on it now, and its only about a year old.

Steve, I hope you didnt act like my cats do when I give it to them!:weee

Hangin-you take care of yourself, I hope things get better around there soon!

I hope you catch that awful racoon! They look cute, but can rip a dog or person up if cornered. Recently a fox caught our grandaughters cat, and hurt it badly, it had a hole in its neck, and made this awful sound when it breathes, that is almost healed up now, and she purrs again, and we rarely...

homey brown sugar and oatmeal mixture serves as both a topping and a crust in these rhubarb-intense bars. Using grated ginger for the filling instead of chopped ensures that the ginger flavor is dispersed throughout the filling. 6 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened 3/4 cup packed light brown...

awwww!:love:)

Lets face it, Natchoqtpie, if its in our blood, we cant run from it!!:tools:watering

I agree, actually you can get"fertilizer burn" if you over feed beans. I usually prepare my soil well, but not over rich, and let them do their thing.

Steve, have you ever experimented with the "red Mulch" that the garden catalogs are advertising now, its supposed to cause the tomatoes to grow faster, ripen faster etc...I bought some(looks like a sheet of red plastic to me) and want to try a patch of it this year, but for now, all I have is a...

Sounds like "first love".... with gardening, truly that feeling has never gone away for me. I was married in my mid teens, started gardening right away(how I was brought up). I have gardened every since. That garden occupies a lot of my mind and thoughts daily. Oh, and I am still married to that...

Years ago, I remember reading an article in a gardening magazine, that some type tree stakes stimulate the beans growth, while others could stunt them.. to long for me to remember does any one know if this is true?

That is Exactly how we always do it!! Now our strong SIL does the muscle work. This is the method that has always worked best for us. Our tomatoes are not that size by a long shot.. so much rain we only managed to get a few planted before the ground got too wet, and stayed that way!

Those are great pics! The hummers are after my roses, but they are attracting the cats, so I am worrying about the little guys.

Glad you joined us.:frow I have never grown egg plants, so I am no help with your question, just wanted to say welcome.

Welcome :frow

Thanks Reinbeau.. I was thinking that myself, but guess I just hated to waste something that would have been good. BUT to be safe, I think I will not use them.

I plan to double my strawberry bed by transplanting runner plants this fall!