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When I first had horses, I asked my generations of horse owner neighbors....Hurricane? Horses in the barn or out of the barn. It was aways a toss up if the really big one ever came. You know the one that might take down the 200 + year old barns. Had a few pretty bad ones. Barns are still intact...

I have the big spotlight ones. They last a long time....months. And I use it daylily when I close up the chickens for the night/

This is the first time, in I'm going to guess 20 years, that I every repotted my seed grown Amaryllis. I did it so that the few that were small would have more room to grow.They were in the same pots all of there years. I switched from lovely but heavy clay pots to all plastic. Tired of lifting...

That is even better!

You can not accidentally just turn it on. It has a safety that makes it something you have to coordinate and think about.

Oh, yea. Now I remember that I did not put it on picture of the week.

Huh! Nice anyway.

We have been paying people for jobs that we used to do, the last few years. It is nice. Yea pros are unbelievably fast!

I am not promoting this particular product,although this is the brand I have. But I have been looking at power pruners for a long time. It looks heavy, and are quite pricey. My husband brought it home one day and I love it. It is surprisingly not heavy at all, very ergo dynamic. It is quite safe...

Must be my age. Actually they usually send you a notice when you are in the picture of the week. And I wanted to thank the administrators.

IDK.I guess I did not know where to post it,

Montana or not I would say you can still start them. I think they are very forgiving. Sounds like they did get heavily frosted. But I grow different types and eat the imperfect ones first. If they sprout green I eat them first. I grow some for summer and fall eating and longer keepers Make sure...

Oh nice. You posted my onions!

hahahahaha

Can you stay for a month?

My cilantro drops seed which resprouts and grows until a deep freeze. Then they sprout again in very early spring. So yummy.

All so nice and healthy. I am a big proponent of pruning.

I don't believe for a minute that you have those imperfections. Cute.

Have I ever shown you how I start my onions before?To have the best home grown onions I start my seed indoors in September-October or so. In the North you need long-day onions for best growth. These are way better than sets or store bought plants. The seed do not stay viable from one year to the...