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Posted on 12/11/2005 8:37:40 AM PST by HairOfTheDog
Just got back from my lunch time walk. From all the tracks it looks like the deer and the turkeys had a convention going over the weekend.
That goes wayyyyy beyond "Lost Weekend" territory... ;-)
Dang! I haven't been there since I got back from the Crusades...
The cat grass is up! And the cats have just noticed it and are all excited.
Could work!
I read that whole thread last night, to message 770-something. Oy, what a nutjob GB is, and Magnum is sooo doctrinaire --- when it suits him.
Ladies, stop poking the mad thing!
*sigh* growing things. I need Spring already, durn it!
I'm determined to do herbs here, if'n all goes well and I'm still around. ;-) I betcha I could do it. Might have to start some of the trickier ones from seedlings instead of seeds, but there *must* be greenhouses and all in a town of this size!
I was so proud of my neighbors.
if'n all goes well and I'm still around
I don't like that kind of talk. >:1
Heh. You'll be cleaning barfed-up grass in no time!
Oh joy...
I'm hoping they only deal with it when it's little. Seems like I never had trouble with that in the past, but they usually kept it down to just young shoots - nothing made it to full height.
Jane, get me off this crazy thing!
Maybe I'll commandeer half the pots that are out on the porch...or buy a coupla new ones.
It'd be nice to have more flowers this year, too. There must be some things that would pretty well bloom much of the summer, eh?
And there's always marigolds, at least for a time. I've always had good luck with those, even grown from seeds. Nice bright things, too!
I love 'em. Bulbs do well there. Burpee has a bunch of varieties of marigods - including some single varieties that don't look much like a marigold (just for variety, ya know). Four o'clocks are easy, too. So are zinnias.
Miss Cat's cat grass is over a foot tall and I've got seed heads on some of it.
'Course I'm planting a fairly big pot.
Will they grow in pots or window boxes?
Hm...soon as I get a job, I should start lookin' at Burpee's site, huh? Maybe they even have a free catalog I could request to look at in the meantime.
I grew lots of bulbs (dahlias oh dahlias) and stuff in pots during my apartment daze.
These are calling my name this year:
Marigold Cottage Red from Burpee
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