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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. Não pode escrever mensagens neste fórum. O nível mínimo de inscrição para o fazer neste fórum é Nível Cavaleiro. Modo de acesso: Qualquer um pode escrever
<< < 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 > >> 11. Setembro 2006, 23:23:08 Assunto: Re: updated version  Mousetrap: LOL of course, silly I meant more pics of your garden    12. Setembro 2006, 10:46:30 Assunto: Re: updated version  Mousetrap: Nahhhhhhhh there's all kind of tomatoes.  12. Setembro 2006, 11:04:23 Assunto: Re: updated version Foxy Lady:That is so true. I like beefsteak, as the name suggest big and large. Foxy question for you when you fry up your green tomatoes do you slice them or just quarter them? 12. Setembro 2006, 11:07:10 Assunto: Re: updated version skipinnz: No i slice them than dip in egg and than seasoned flour.Yummy thats the only way i'll eat them. 12. Setembro 2006, 11:25:21 Assunto: Re: updated version Foxy Lady:Thanks for that I'll give them a try this season. Always looking for new ways to eat our vegies. 12. Setembro 2006, 21:11:45 Assunto: question my cousin bought me a pretty plant last spring it has small green leaves round with a point and they look as if some one splashed pink paint on them they are now sprouting tiny purple flowers i cant find the name stake that was in it its a folige plant I dont have a picture but was wondering if anyone had an idea and how to transplant it 12. Setembro 2006, 21:25:22 I made text links so there is no longer a left to right scroll on this board... 13. Setembro 2006, 00:58:26 Assunto: Re: question spicieangel: Hmmmmm i have no idea. 13. Setembro 2006, 00:59:39 Assunto: Re: Rose: Thanks that was getting on my nerves. 13. Setembro 2006, 09:12:05 Assunto: Re: question spicieangel: couple of questions are the flowers individual or in a bunch like hydranges (sp) also how big are these leaves 1 or 2 inch across? 14. Setembro 2006, 04:39:55 Assunto: Re: question skipinnz: single flowers and tiny small as a seed and the leaves are much smaller than an inch they are bout the size of my thumb nail 14. Setembro 2006, 05:00:54 Assunto: Re: question spicieangel: They sound a little like a polka dot plant but I have never seen them flower, ever Perhaps it is a variety of Rex Begonia No, now that I re-read your last message it cannot be a rex because their leaves are large Tell me about it's root system 14. Setembro 2006, 06:24:51 Assunto: Re: question ajtgirl: its not a bulb or a tuber its got the hairy looking roots id like to transplant some in a pot to bring inside so i can plant it again next spring 15. Setembro 2006, 04:56:22 Assunto: Re: question spicieangel: Well then just do it You can't go wrong I wish I could tell you what it is but without a photo I am in the dark  15. Setembro 2006, 06:35:49 Assunto: Re: question  ajtgirl: I have a plant with small green leaves with pink splashes..it is called "freckle face plant"...should be simple to transplant. 15. Setembro 2006, 06:49:48 Assunto: Re: question Dolittle: thats it thank you so much 15. Setembro 2006, 12:04:35 Assunto: Re: question Dolittle:  16. Setembro 2006, 12:06:04 What does everyone think about the E-Coli outbreak ? I'll never buy bagged veggies again. 16. Setembro 2006, 16:01:44 Assunto: Re: Foxy Lady: The sad thing is that the only way to buy fresh spinach is in bags most of the time It's pretty hard to find around here any other way, except frozen which is yucky, imo Bagged salads are so convenient but I guess they're risky now too 16. Setembro 2006, 18:06:26 Assunto: Re: ajtgirl: from everything ive read on it its a minimule(sp) risk and they say to wash them even in the bags 16. Setembro 2006, 20:37:12 Assunto: Re: Bagged vegs  Foxy Lady: I would think it was more of a risk to buy un bagged vegs because lots of people go to the toilet and never wash their hands. 17. Setembro 2006, 01:42:56 Assunto: Re: Bagged vegs Mousetrap: It's a risk know matter what whether bagged,frozen or fresh.We also have some cases in NY the news said today.I always ran and picked up bags of lettuce not anymore.Last i checked on the news there was 94 cases of E-Coli. 17. Setembro 2006, 02:22:33  would it be the vegie that has the e-coli...or has it been handled by someone with the filthiest hands etc...I mean the garden isnt the cleanest of places either if you thinks of birds pooping, cats digging and dogs spraying, but if you wash it, there isnt a problem....I never buy bagged vegies...i used to but found that in the centre of the bag it was all starting to break down, so now I dont buy that way....If I cant put it in a paperbag myself, i sure as hell dont want anything in a plastic bag. 17. Setembro 2006, 03:03:27 Assunto: Re: BerniceC: I think they have to wear gloves like any food handler.We checked some bags at the store and found some that looked like it was rotting.Where we shop all the bagged veggies and salads are being pulled from the shelves. Here we have strict state health rules and they do check and publish which failed the inspection,stores and restaurants. 17. Setembro 2006, 03:47:31 Assunto: Re: BerniceC: A report I heard on the radio stated that the e-coli comes from the manure that the spinach was grown in. E-coli is apparently an animal by-product, meaning it comes from the intestines of the animal which the manure is used to grow the crops. Gross! Where I work we use horse manure all the time but it is steilized at extreme temperatures for many weeks to kill all bacteria. Perhaps these food companies weren't taking that extra step It's interesting to me thjat we haven't heard the name of the producer of these bagged spinach products yet. I am guess it's a big manufacturer and they are being protected so far by the media 17. Setembro 2006, 05:33:54 Assunto: Re: Plastic bags Modificado por Mousetrap (17. Setembro 2006, 05:35:09) BerniceC: I find that lettuce actually keeps fresher in a plastic bag in the fridge if I add a little water to the bag and keep it wet it last longer too. If I don,t use water and just put it in the fridge it will go rotten. As Foxy said, you are damned if you buy in bags and damned if you don,t. 17. Setembro 2006, 16:53:18 Assunto: Re:  ajtgirl: I think Dole is one of them. 17. Setembro 2006, 16:59:27 Assunto: Re: Toofer: I would assume so but so far no one has mentioned them by name, as far as I know 18. Setembro 2006, 01:33:12 18. Setembro 2006, 02:04:39 Modificado por Eriisa (18. Setembro 2006, 02:10:51)  The FDA said late Friday that the outbreak had been linked to bagged spinach products distributed by Natural Selection Foods, based in San Juan Bautista, California. The company has agreed to recall its bagged spinach products and has stopped shipping them. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,213891,00.html *edited to fix the link. Whenever there are commas in a link, it cannot be posted unless one uses the rich editor (unless someone else knows a trick I don't know) ;) 18. Setembro 2006, 02:25:33 Assunto: Re: Eriisa: Guess i don't eat bagged anything anymore. 18. Setembro 2006, 06:15:45 Assunto: Re: My Banana Trees Groucho: Thank you for posting them for me.I got those in Florida out of my sisters yard,they were little than.Of course i'll never see any fruit but i wanted to show how well they do in pots.The bigger one is ready to be re-poted. 18. Setembro 2006, 21:59:30 Assunto: Update on E-Coli 19. Setembro 2006, 05:03:08 I know we'ew not supposed to c&p Foxy but these are a lot of products involving a lot of stores: Natural Selection Foods, LLC brands include: Natural Selection Foods, Pride of San Juan, Earthbound Farm, Bellissima, Dole, Rave Spinach, Emeril, Sysco, O Organic, Fresh Point, River Ranch, Superior, Nature's Basket, Pro-Mark, Compliments, Trader Joe's, Ready Pac, Jansal Valley, Cheney Brothers, Coastline, D'Arrigo Brothers, Green Harvest, Mann, Mills Family Farm, Premium Fresh, Snoboy, The Farmer's Market, Tanimura & Antle, President's Choice, Cross Valley, and Riverside Farms. 19. Setembro 2006, 05:21:02 Assunto: Re: ajtgirl: I'll tell ya i'm really leary on buying any veggies right now.One store pulled all the bagged spinach and lettuce.It's really scary with everything going on today. 24. Setembro 2006, 09:29:09 Assunto: Re: Yet another updated version Modificado por Mousetrap (28. Setembro 2006, 12:47:33) ajtgirl: These were in the camera, I forgot they were there. Only 3 pics added to same album but it looks different in winter. Well crikey! Would you beleive that? It worked the first time I tryed it but it does,nt now okey dokey. I just refreshed the link and so far it is working. I give up, I found out what is causing it, the source keeps changing and adding extra letters, every time I delete what should not be there it works for a while then the extra letters appear in the source and I get a server error. Never mind.
24. Setembro 2006, 13:45:58 Assunto: Re: Yet another updated version Mousetrap: Sorry Mousy I't didn't work for me  Time to plant BULBS everyone! I bought some Tahiti Daffodils, Forbessi Blue Chionodoxa, Gladiator and Ivory Queen Allium, Muscari and Anemone It helps me get through the New England winter knowing I have something to look forward to in the early spring. It's like a little gift when they come up.  24. Setembro 2006, 20:56:58 Assunto: Re: Yet another updated version Mousetrap: It didn't work for me either. 25. Setembro 2006, 01:21:26 Assunto: Re: Amaryllis Modificado por Bernice (25. Setembro 2006, 03:16:54) I sent her the website for Amaryllis Belladonna.Thank you for your post but being this is an open board i had to remove it. 25. Setembro 2006, 12:08:28 Assunto: Re: Yet another updated version Modificado por Mousetrap (28. Setembro 2006, 12:52:50) ajtgirl: If it does,nt work the first time give it a few attempts, it is doing the same thing to me, sometimes it works sometimes I get errors. I don,t think its the link I think its something to do with that site. 26. Setembro 2006, 03:33:40 Assunto: Re: Amaryllis BerniceC: oops....... 26. Setembro 2006, 03:59:03 Assunto: Re: Amaryllis BerniceC: Thank you for understanding.See even a flowers name can mess up a board 4. Outubro 2006, 01:44:55 a few pics for you to view :) note the new spa... http://www.geocities.com/tropicalparadisio/yard.html will keep more pics posted as the garden grows...Im going to count the plant one of these days....there has to be hundreds of them LOL 4. Outubro 2006, 02:59:49 Assunto: Re: BerniceC: Oh wowwwww and i love that spa.I'm jealous here we are getting ready for winter and your still gardening. BTW i love that waterfall to. 4. Outubro 2006, 15:58:15 Assunto: Re: BerniceC: Were raking leaves Very nice garden you seem to take care of it.5. Outubro 2006, 08:16:17 Assunto: Re: pics BerniceC: I enjoyed the garden pics and reading about it. 6. Outubro 2006, 00:58:41 Assunto: Re: BerniceC: I think it's nice that you have a man in your life who you can relax with in the spa! Way to go girl! 6. Outubro 2006, 02:28:04 it is a bit cold at the moment for the spa...we have solar heating mats to be installed for the spa when we have time to do it...but in the meantime we are just dangling legs LOL 6. Outubro 2006, 02:32:50 Assunto: Re: BerniceC:Cold in Queensland, nah I don't believe it. LOL, we've just has a late cold snap with snow down to 500 meters, now thats cold. 6. Outubro 2006, 02:36:22 hahahaha.....no it isnt cold here but the water in the spa is LOLOL....it is under shade all day so dont get a chance to heat thru....hence the solar mats, which we will only use occaisionally. Where are you? in the sth island? I used to live in CH.CH...that was either too hot with the westerly winds or too darn cold due to the snow on the hills :) I was born in Takapuna on the Nth Shore of auckland. << < 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 > >> |
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