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Persimmons deadly? I've eaten them by the case, sometimes the first thing I eat in the morning. Still kicking X 2. The concern might be with eating American persimmons before they are fully ripe. I don't like those, only eat the flattened, firm, fuyu persimmons. Some claim that raw green beans...

Bit by bit, we get bit by the bit, while they hold the reins. Neigh... whinny... Postage increases here are twice a year now... and heavily focused on packages. :( What the govt fails to understand is that... ... the faster they increase their rates ............ the faster people will look...

One can never Cara-cara too much. Orange you glad you do? 😁

I was half expecting them - after making us watch all that cutting - to just eat it. HAAAA! HAAAA! Made you look! 🤣

Apparently you have very beansy bees, @flowerbug .

Wow! That's my rice mixture too, but with some red rice added also. Small world.

2. a person who spends so much time in their garden amongst the plants, that they can be considered a seasonal resident there

Welcome to TEG from Wisconsin, @Farmercharliesblog ! :frow 80 feet? In one hour??? Oh, if only you lived closer! 🤣 I can barely do that with a weed burner.

My roads are feeling a little run down. 🤣

I too tend to get dehydrated overnight in Winter, so usually start with a pre-coffee coffee when I wake up. That might even be followed by a second coffee (post-pre?) if my motor stalls - which it often does. Retirement has its pitfalls. :lol: Then a diet shake mocha, whenever I get around to...

How typically cat... just pretending to watch the snow, as an excuse to park on the radiator. :lol:

Wow... just WOW! Do you have an apprenticeship program? Have dough, will travel. :lol:

Ooops... I forgot about where vinegar comes from. [sniff] NOOO!!! :th

:)🙃😵‍💫:th If Salvador Dalí dallied in carriage design...

I was expecting you to say "then I bought 10". :lol:

My favorite tomato - the only one I grow every year - is "Elfin". It is an OP grape tomato, with a determinate growth, heavily branched, with HUGE terminal flower clusters. Not much foliage, the massive number of green tomatoes may double as leaves. The flavor is not that sweet, but very meaty...

I'll bet it's beautiful there (sigh). When DW & I first got married, we lived in the Puget Sound. Spectacular scenery, between the ocean & mountains (but poor gardening weather). Now I have good soil, and better weather, but the land around here is flat unless I drive an hour away. Tradeoffs...

Downsize my garden, to strike the best balance between needs & wants. Trying something new every year is still a 'need'. Focus more on what I share, than on what I save. Do some experimentation with companion gardening (and hopefully find a companion to assist :fl).

Looks like your gift got catnapped. :D

... and the toys get bigger. And it takes MUCH bigger toy boxes to hold them. :rolleyes: