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 Garden and Winter ChatTips on how to care for your garden, flowers, fruit trees, roses, gardenias, how to make and use compost, etc.Winter Chat is allowed until Spring. Please remember children read this board. You are not allowed to post messages to this board. Minimum level of membership required for posting on this board is Brain Knight. Mode: Everyone can post
<< < 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 > >> 3. July 2006, 22:34:52 Subject: Re:  WatfordFC: Check the underside of the leaves to see if there are any creepy crawlies on it 3. July 2006, 22:52:28 Subject: Re: ajtgirl: I have and there is :o( 4. July 2006, 02:53:29 Subject: Re: WatfordFC: Get some insecticidal soap right away and spray it every 4 days 4. July 2006, 03:56:48 Subject: Re:  is She amazing, folks, or what?  4. July 2006, 05:00:05 Subject: Re:  WatfordFC: Could you be overfeeding with the Miracle Gro? 4. July 2006, 05:02:37 Subject: Re: Herbs plaintiger: It's a clay pot with holes in it to grow strawberries or etc in.If you looked at al the link you'd of seen it.  4. July 2006, 08:42:35 Subject: Re: Herbs Foxy Lady: oh - do You mean the movie? because i looked at the whole article but didn't see any other pictures...and i didn't notice the movie was a movie until i just now went back to see what the heck You were talking about. but this is getting  ... 4. July 2006, 09:39:53 Subject: Re: Foxy Lady: I dont think so, i only feed it per the instructions which is once a fortnight :o( 4. July 2006, 09:40:21 Subject: Re:is She amazing, folks, or what? plaintiger: awwwwwwwww thanks :o) lol 4. July 2006, 09:40:58 Subject: Re: ajtgirl: soap?? Ok i will , will get some today, i also noticed lots of little cobwebs too around the base of the plant 4. July 2006, 20:04:15 Subject: Re: WatfordFC: Sounds like you have spider mites. They are tiny and difficult to see but the webs are a dead giveaway.  Insecticidal soap is sold at any nursery or garden store and is not harmful to the enviornment. You must spray several times per the instructions on the label to be effective and kill the adults and the larvae. Good luck! 4. July 2006, 21:45:03 Subject: Re:is She amazing, folks, or what? WatfordFC: lol...well yes, You're amazing too, Lady!  4. July 2006, 23:28:17 Subject: Re: Herbs Foxy Lady: ty for the herb link miss foxy...to you & all in the USA enjoy your 4th of july 4. July 2006, 23:33:11 Subject: a strange plant in the forest near me...in a pile of leaves..is a slime mold..I have heard of them..I know they creep/move slowly...this one I pass every 3 days..can actually see it has moved...has anyone else ever seen one? example: http://waynesword.palomar.edu/slime1.htm 5. July 2006, 05:10:57 Subject: Re: Herbs nobleheart: Your welcome. 10. July 2006, 09:38:03 Subject: Gardens How's everyones garden doing? Ours is coming along ok but were still about a week behind.I got grapes on my vines and had to spray them,the beetles were chewing away at the leaves. 10. July 2006, 17:45:26 Subject: Re: Gardens Foxy Lady: My herb garden is growing very well  10. July 2006, 23:44:13 Subject: Re: Gardens Modified by nobleheart (10. July 2006, 23:45:27) heavenlyemma: I grow herbs too: love the smell of a row of sweet basil my sage is 5 years old...can't wait till it blooms. rosemary is doing well ..its on its second year 11. July 2006, 02:19:09 Subject: Re: a strange plant nobleheart: Are you just yanking our chain or are you really interested in the plant kingdom? I am not a botanist I wish I had the knowledge to be one I am a simple grower of crops and we can't grow or sell those fungi here! LOL 11. July 2006, 03:46:45 Subject: Re: a strange plant ajtgirl: Nawwwww noble has posted alot here but can get carried away at times.He does come up with some very good links. 11. July 2006, 03:49:35 Subject: Re: Gardens nobleheart: One section of my yard is full of mint and spreads like crazy.I love the smell of it.Seems the more we mow it down the more we get. 11. July 2006, 03:51:45 Subject: Re: Gardens Foxy Lady:That sounds just like a mint we have . It's called catmint and after it's mowed it smells nice for quite a while, and it is a little bit invasive. 11. July 2006, 03:55:39 Subject: Re: Gardens skipinnz: I have alot of it in my cupboard it's great for tummy upsets.We make a tea out of it,it's great with ice tea also. 11. July 2006, 03:59:13 Subject: Re: Gardens Foxy Lady:Never thought of using it for a tea might just try it. :o) 12. July 2006, 03:48:36 Subject: plaintiger Has resigned as co-mod he has been on BK less and i hope it's a female taking up his time.Good Luck pt and thanks for helping out. 12. July 2006, 03:50:26 Subject: Re: plaintiger Foxy Lady: thank You, Lady. :) 12. July 2006, 03:53:43 Subject: Re: plaintiger plaintiger: Your welcome  12. July 2006, 08:55:01 Subject: Re: plaintiger plaintiger: Awwwwwwwwwwww good luck as well  12. July 2006, 09:24:59 Subject: Re: plaintiger WatfordFC: thank You, sweet Lady.  13. July 2006, 00:13:46 Subject: OOOooo now I can start trouble....  Foxy Lady is Lady, but WatfordFC is sweet lady. (running away very fast!!!!) 13. July 2006, 01:26:35 Subject: Re: plaintiger Foxy Lady: What did you do to the tiger now? He was a voice of reason in a sea of chaos (yeah, sure) Please stop in from time to time PT just to see how our gardens grow! The girls will take it over from here on. Right girls? 13. July 2006, 04:48:56 Subject: Re: plaintiger ajtgirl: I did nothing he sent me a PM stating that he isn't on much anymore,and to please remove him.I'm hoping it's a girl keeping him busy.............But really i yelled at him for not having the coffee ready in the CoffeeHouse My garden is doing great I'm in topic.13. July 2006, 04:50:52 Subject: Re: OOOooo now I can start trouble.... Eriisa: Hmmmmmm you may have something there 14. July 2006, 04:04:28 Subject: Re: a strange plant ajtgirl: every year since I was 8 I have had a herb garden...learned from mr.cannon..who ran the pioneer herb garden at pioneer village in toronto.amateur botanist since before the south fell.I do find the unusual members of the botanic world interesting to learn about..not that I suggest we grow them...just trying to expand your green horizons a little. 14. July 2006, 04:10:17 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets Modified by nobleheart (14. July 2006, 04:11:00) Foxy Lady: some find chai tea or one of its many variations soothing: http://www.odie.org/chai/recipes.html 14. July 2006, 04:30:10 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets nobleheart: I'll have to try that,but for the kids i like the mint or ginger better. 14. July 2006, 05:03:46 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets Foxy Lady:Foxy Lady ment to ask with the mint tea do you dry the leaves or use them green? 14. July 2006, 06:38:57 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets skipinnz: I usually dry them for future use,but i've also have made it fresh.I love mint water it's so refreshing. 14. July 2006, 22:57:15 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets Foxy Lady: speaking of ginger for the kids, and hoping i'm not getting too , have You ever tried ginger ice cream? mmmmmmmm.  14. July 2006, 23:02:04 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets plaintiger:I've been to the ginger factory in Queensland Aust and they have a whole heap of different tyeps of ginber plants with the most spectular range of flowers and colours. 15. July 2006, 01:04:31 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets skipinnz: wow. i don't know if i've ever seen a ginger plant. 15. July 2006, 07:48:19 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets Modified by Foxy Lady (15. July 2006, 07:50:53) plaintiger: You can buy Ginger in any grocery store it's a root,not a plant that i buy 15. July 2006, 07:49:58 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets plaintiger: Ginger ice cream no i haven't 15. July 2006, 08:26:23 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets Foxy Lady: aha, right, of course: ginger root. looks kind of like ginseng, doesn't it? though less man-shaped? ginger ice cream = yum. i discovered it at a great local sushi place. Japanese phenomenon, evidently. and most yum.  15. July 2006, 08:30:44 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets plaintiger: I'll check out the ice cream.That Ginger root is a pain to peel. 15. July 2006, 08:33:29 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets Foxy Lady: even with a potato peeler? 15. July 2006, 08:38:37 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets plaintiger: Yes they are,the root has lots of stubbies on them. 15. July 2006, 08:46:10 Subject: Re: tea for tummy upsets Foxy Lady: aww...sushi chefs sure do manage to shave them thin! must use Ginsu knives or something. 15. July 2006, 13:04:28 Subject: Re: Gardens  Foxy Lady: The slugs ate all my lettuce! The swines lol! They must have been starving poor things. 15. July 2006, 14:26:53 Subject: Re: Gardens Mousetrap: I have a real bad slug problem too. Home Depot has a slug bait that isnt harmful to the environment you might wnat to try. Little pellets that they eat and it kills them ( I think it expands too much once in them) Anywho, I have/had about 200 sunflowers in my back garden and only half way survive. Must be slugs favourite food << < 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 > >> |
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