Beekissed
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Man, is she skeletal thin!!! I thought she was prettier when she carried a few extra pounds.
Shame on you, NY!
Shame on you, NY!
Thyme After Time
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Carol Dee
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Look at her wiping the kiss off !!!
thistlebloom
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You're lucky she didn't have your friend Carol for a bodyguard.
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So much for her security look how I am dress, they believed I was a big music producer.
flowerbug
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Look at her wiping the kiss off !!!
it being NY i thought she was giving him the finger at first.
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I just bought some thyme seeds. Any advice in starting them indoors?
digitS'
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When I lived in the sticks, I didn't have a greenhouse. (Hey, ya know @ducks4you and @flowerbug , maybe you should start a thread on greenhouse ideas for a windy location ). Anyway, I had a big veggie garden and only one narrow south window.
I'm sure that thyme would benefit from an early start and imagine that is what I did. They are such tiny plants but once started, they had zero problems in my garden! I had to learn to use it.
Steve
Edit: DW just went out to the greenhouse to collect some thyme for tea for her scratchy throat. They don't need to be in there but there are a few plants in containers.
). Anyway, I had a big veggie garden and only one narrow south window.I'm sure that thyme would benefit from an early start and imagine that is what I did. They are such tiny plants but once started, they had zero problems in my garden! I had to learn to use it.
Steve
Edit: DW just went out to the greenhouse to collect some thyme for tea for her scratchy throat. They don't need to be in there but there are a few plants in containers
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I got this because I was worried about snow load on greenhouse Home depot
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Its made a very nice place for lawn furniture cushions in winter. Maybe one year I will start seeds
flowerbug
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When I lived in the sticks, I didn't have a greenhouse. (Hey, ya know @ducks4you and @flowerbug , maybe you should start a thread on greenhouse ideas for a windy location
in the south side of a hill, well insulate the cold facing walls, use a lot of thermal mass, suck up heat in the summer and store it somehow so you can use it to extend the season into the fall using passive air flows, but otherwise let it go once the season gets too difficult to keep up with the cold.
when fusion energy makes energy so cheap as to be not worth billing (haha wasn't that what was said about nukes?) then you can afford to keep a greenhouse warm in the winter. otherwise, no, not worth it IMO when you compare what you'd spend for the greenhouse plus what you spend in higher taxes and higher energy usage... just not worth it IMO.
