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 Garden and Winter Chat

Tips 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.

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10. Juillet 2006, 09:38:03
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: 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. Juillet 2006, 17:45:26
heavenlyemma 
Sujet: Re: Gardens
Foxy Lady: My herb garden is growing very well

10. Juillet 2006, 23:44:13
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re: Gardens
modifié par nobleheart (10. Juillet 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. Juillet 2006, 03:49:35
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: 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. Juillet 2006, 03:51:45
skipinnz 
Sujet: 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. Juillet 2006, 03:55:39
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: 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. Juillet 2006, 03:59:13
skipinnz 
Sujet: Re: Gardens
Foxy Lady:Never thought of using it for a tea might just try it. :o)

14. Juillet 2006, 04:10:17
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
modifié par nobleheart (14. Juillet 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. Juillet 2006, 04:30:10
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
nobleheart: I'll have to try that,but for the kids i like the mint or ginger better.

14. Juillet 2006, 05:03:46
skipinnz 
Sujet: 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. Juillet 2006, 06:38:57
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: 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. Juillet 2006, 22:57:15
plaintiger 
Sujet: 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. Juillet 2006, 23:02:04
skipinnz 
Sujet: 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. Juillet 2006, 01:04:31
plaintiger 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
skipinnz: wow. i don't know if i've ever seen a ginger plant.

15. Juillet 2006, 07:48:19
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
modifié par Foxy Lady (15. Juillet 2006, 07:50:53)
plaintiger: You can buy Ginger in any grocery store it's a root,not a plant that i buy

15. Juillet 2006, 08:26:23
plaintiger 
Sujet: 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. Juillet 2006, 08:30:44
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
plaintiger: I'll check out the ice cream.That Ginger root is a pain to peel.

15. Juillet 2006, 08:33:29
plaintiger 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
Foxy Lady: even with a potato peeler?

15. Juillet 2006, 08:38:37
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
plaintiger: Yes they are,the root has lots of stubbies on them.

15. Juillet 2006, 08:46:10
plaintiger 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
Foxy Lady: aww...sushi chefs sure do manage to shave them thin! must use Ginsu knives or something.

15. Juillet 2006, 07:49:58
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
plaintiger: Ginger ice cream no i haven't

15. Juillet 2006, 19:01:09
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
modifié par nobleheart (15. Juillet 2006, 19:02:46)
plaintiger: off topic a lil' please forgive...but someone mentioned ice cream......mmmmm.
there is a place in chinatown here..serves lychee nut ice cream.
also on st.clair,in the italian community..a place that makes fresh gelato in flavours:
cinnammon,hazelnut,chestnut,fig,ginger,pistacio..and many more.

16. Juillet 2006, 02:58:56
ajtgirl 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
nobleheart:

Pistacio ice cream is also wonderful

But after hearing about slugs, I'm not really hungry

16. Juillet 2006, 04:56:13
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: tea for tummy upsets
nobleheart: Ohhhhhhhh yukkkkkkk

15. Juillet 2006, 13:04:28
Mousetrap 
Sujet: Re: Gardens
Foxy Lady: The slugs ate all my lettuce! The swines lol! They must have been starving poor things.

15. Juillet 2006, 14:26:53
Rose 
Sujet: 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

15. Juillet 2006, 16:33:39
Mousetrap 
Sujet: Re: Gardens
Rose: LOL! Good job they are not meat eaters! I userally just put salt down, that shivals them up and they keep away from it but they beat me to it and me lettuce had only been out one day! Greedy things!

16. Juillet 2006, 08:39:01
plaintiger 
Sujet: Re: Gardens
Mousetrap: wow, You must be pretty slow if slugs can beat You to Your garden!

16. Juillet 2006, 16:27:35
Mousetrap 
Sujet: Re: Gardens and slugs and all things nice.
plaintiger: Yes, it is all that cheese I have been eating lol!

16. Juillet 2006, 17:45:45
plaintiger 
Sujet: Re: Gardens and slugs and all things nice.
Mousetrap:

17. Juillet 2006, 05:52:45
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: Gardens and slugs and all things nice.
Mousetrap: Guess it's low fat for you from now on.

16. Juillet 2006, 04:52:53
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: Gardens
Rose: Now don't laugh but try putting down a dish of beer it works.

16. Juillet 2006, 14:53:05
Rose 
Sujet: Re: Gardens
Foxy Lady: We've tried beer here a few times but there isn't enough beer cuz there are wayyyy too many slugs. After it rains if you go in the backyard all you see are hundreds of slugs coming up for air.. It is so gross

17. Juillet 2006, 05:51:33
Foxy Lady 
Sujet: Re: Gardens
Rose: Wow we don't have that bad of a problem...........Our dog drank the beer a few times so we don't use that anymore

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