Marie2020
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They are so nice, I hope you can succeed with them.Have you had problems with okra growing?
They are so nice, I hope you can succeed with them.Have you had problems with okra growing?
What traps the mosquitoes?I watered the garden and mowed the lawn. Mosquitos are bad out there but not by the house So insects have come and I am putting out the traps for j beetles and mosquito. Some old friends are flowering.
I had to look that up. Never heard of Busy Lizzie. We grow impatiens in the winter down here, they cook in the summer heat but can take our winters quite well. Beautiful bright colors.I planted a pot of bizy lizzie in memory of my mother, she loved those.
I have been using Spartan traps. I have 2 up by the house but in the yard it is bad so I will mix up a couple more. Last year I used 4 and it was just pleasant.What traps the mosquitoes?
Yes, the WS moved it a day closer.It had BETTER not frost this week..... Tuesday night looks dangerously close.....
Look what I just foundI have been using Spartan traps. I have 2 up by the house but in the yard it is bad so I will mix up a couple more. Last year I used 4 and it was just pleasant.
Spartan Mosquito - Spartan Mosquito
Spartan Mosquito Pro Tech is an effective, long-lasting, continuous mosquito killing product for up to 30 days.spartanmosquito.com
I'm envious @seedcorn, I wish I had enough space to be able to grow that nice, sweet corn. When I was growing up my parents would come home with baskets of 'Peaches and Cream' from roadside sellers, and it was so delicious. Just fantastic tasting. Nobody seems to grow corn for roadside stands anymore. I wish that I had the space to grow some of that corn I grew up with. But I'm in the burbs, and Northern, so if I grow corn (usually Tom Thumb) I have to settle for early maturing dwarf varieties. I'm trying a new corn this year for fresh eating (1st try at this type) , called 'Blue Jade'. I was tempted with two other varieties called Pickaninny, and Orchard Baby. So I threw a coin, and blue corn it is.No. Not sweet enough for me. They have all tasted like field corn to me. Plus I prefer the hybrid vigor of getting them up and keeping them healthy.
I’ve known people to add sugar to water to cook sweet corn. IF you have to add sugar, just grow field corn, pick it soon after pollination. When my folks started growing Illini SS, they gave some ears to a friend. She complained it was way too sweet-she added sugar to her water.
That needs more explanation... it wouldn't hurt for the makers of that video to speak a few words.Look what I just found
I would put them by my bed.Was that a lime? And cloves. Do you know what you do with it once assembled? Outside? Inside?