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4. July 2005, 01:33:51
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Crazy weather
nobleheart: Oh you found me! LOL


17. June 2005, 07:10:15
ScarletRose 
Subject: Moth Balls.. sounds like they do the trick..
but if some of you may just not be aware of.. aren't they poisonous?? If you have small children around.. or that can access the area you are trying to maintain.. you may wish to use the smell of citrus to keep the kitties out.. Orange rinds or Lemon peels.. just squeeze the peels onto the dirt the oils will help deter the pesky kitties.. you probably could even bury the peels..

14. June 2005, 18:05:06
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re:
Modified by ScarletRose (14. June 2005, 18:05:57)
nobleheart:



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26. April 2005, 07:54:58
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re:
Dolittle: It could be.. will have to go to the storage and look.. it just sprinkles onto the bushes.. leaves a white dust.. but, it kills the insects and doesn't hurt the bushes..

26. April 2005, 07:06:29
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Re:
Foxy Lady: Do you sprinkle that one bug dust on it.. Hmmm I will have to look that stuff up.. don't have the stuff at this house.. it is in storage.. It is a popular name though..

21. April 2005, 08:19:29
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Re:
Foxy Lady: I freeze grapes near halloween.. easier to peel them for eyeballs in the guess the body part game! LOL

16. April 2005, 18:19:47
ScarletRose 
I usually place 3 or 4 seeds in each little nitch. If they all start growing you can thin them out by pulling out the weaker ones..

15. April 2005, 22:36:52
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re:
chupacabraVS2: Could that be a levi blend.. or Wrangler??

12. April 2005, 01:48:57
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: some good jam recipe links
nobleheart: Kewl links Steve..

10. April 2005, 07:11:37
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: I would love to get some spores for the tasmanian tree fern
BerniceC: Banana Jam.. ?? I haven't heard of it either.. sounds interesting.. is it like mushed bananas?

9. April 2005, 00:28:02
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: I would love to get some spores for the tasmanian tree fern
nobleheart: Wow! *wonders if that is my first hubby's house* My daughters said he had a 20 thousand dollar tree he got from the rain forest to put in his foyer.. yet, he complained having to part with 350.00 a month for two children for childsupport.. go figure..

8. April 2005, 02:29:22
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: more weird plants
nobleheart: very interesting.. I am familar with the Venus Fly Trap.. had one when I was a kid.. the are a kewl plant..

6. April 2005, 05:24:27
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: a weird bloom
nobleheart: Is that real??

30. March 2005, 08:48:40
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Well it isnt beautiful :)
BerniceC: Very nice site Bernice.. :)

30. March 2005, 06:04:55
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: I'm going to sprinkle some...(correct vs)
nobleheart: Breathtaking!!

27. March 2005, 06:46:24
ScarletRose 
well at least by Mothers Day! haha

21. March 2005, 21:35:42
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Signs of Spring
Foxy Lady: Wouldn't adding sand to the ground also help with drainage.. :) just a thought

14. March 2005, 17:48:18
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Gardening
Foxy Lady: I was considering it.. at least starting them in the house.. but, this place gets too cold still.. will have to wait a few more weeks perhaps.. :)

13. March 2005, 04:20:50
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Re:lilacs are great have some in my garden
nobleheart: yes.. simply beautiful.. :)

13. March 2005, 03:37:28
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Good Afternoon..
spicieangel: I thought so.. just wasn't sure.. and didn't want to do the assuming thingy.. hehe

13. March 2005, 03:36:58
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Re:
nobleheart: wow.. such a garden.. and hey.. I think I might plant some mint and maybe get a little herb garden growing.. Been looking around my yard.. and definately needs some roses.. We have some lilac bushes growing.. I love lilacs.. Mmmmmmmm

13. March 2005, 01:07:25
ScarletRose 
Subject: Good Afternoon..
Oh I will also grow some yellow squash..

Dolittle, What is a MinPin?

12. March 2005, 20:46:31
ScarletRose 
This year I plan to grow tomatoes.. strawberries.. lima beans, sugar snap peas, and green beans.. I am so anxious to start my plants.. whoo hoo..

2. March 2005, 07:37:57
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Re:
Foxy Lady: we have areas where there is high amounts of bentonite.. so if you are a home garden grower lover.. you have to really check out the soils around the property.. before purchasing the home.. I remember that one house in Greybull had lots of bentonite in one part of the back yard.. luckily the back area was huge.. when bentonite gets wet.. it acts like quicksand.. and pulls you in.. James lost many shoes in them.. haha..

2. March 2005, 07:19:53
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Re:
Foxy Lady: Our Seasons are pretty evenly distributed here.. Springtime is my favorite though since everything is nice and green..

we can get frosts up til about mid May.. so plants that are out in the open.. well.. that is chancie.. I did plant Tom bushes in Early May.. and we had a frost but, was prepared and able to protect them since it wasn't too bad of one.. so just depends on what type of plants and if they are exposed to the air .. Most peeps will start planting stuff indoors about this time and then wait to transplant in mid may.. for home gardens though.. haha.. tough to do for farmers but, then again they grow sugar beets, corn, and barleys and wheats as well as alphalpha mostly..
we are a very dry climate.. so limited to certain veggies..

2. March 2005, 07:04:23
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Re:
Foxy Lady: we can start planting about mid may also.. but, earlier on some things.. we also have a short season.. harvest here I believe is Early September..

But again.. it is what you are planting and how much water is needed..

Wild?? you are considered Mid West as well?? Wow.. the mid section of the state must make up most of the territory.. haha.. never knew that..

22. February 2005, 09:49:59
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Snow
Foxy Lady: It is up here Foxy.. hehe..

LQQK at the new stuff over at Just Us Gurls.. I have been creative as anything.. hehe.. must be Spring fever! Whoo hoo

13. December 2004, 22:13:42
ScarletRose 
Subject: Pointsetta's
anyone who can offer tips?

13. December 2004, 22:12:42
ScarletRose 
Subject: Oh kewl..
Thanks Foxy.. :)

21. August 2004, 07:16:53
ScarletRose 
Subject: hahaha.. Yeah right!!
Not after baby comes!! LOL

20. August 2004, 16:56:11
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Summer
lol@bwild

6. August 2004, 23:09:48
ScarletRose 
Subject: Foxy.. Take the fallen leaves from the fall
and place them around and cover as much as you can.. That should help protect them and insulate them as much as possible.. in the spring.. cut the limbs back on the bushes (rose), it will spark new growth..

5. August 2004, 05:04:50
ScarletRose 
Subject: Yes Bernice.. I do agree..
Foxy do you have a circular trench around the trunk.. about what.. 4-5 inches from the plant?? I usually dig one out with my hand and place water into it.. :)

27. July 2004, 09:04:10
ScarletRose 
Subject: Kewl Tip Foxy..
I also heard that using the citrus juices like oj and grapefruit juice will keep the cats out of your garden as well.. Take some juices and sprinkle it around the boundaries of your garden.. or even put the rinds around the garden..

26. July 2004, 08:40:42
ScarletRose 
Subject: Re: Hungry now...
Yes Redsales.. must have just been waking up when I posted.. Thanks for spotting my error. haha.. Night

25. July 2004, 16:57:40
ScarletRose 
Subject: Are you into Tomatoes?
make cages out of wooden steaks.. build them 42" high.. and 21"-24" wide..

You will need 4 steaks cut to 42", and 8 pieces cut to 21-24".. nail first steak to supporting steak at the top of long steak.. nail the second supporting steak about 18" down..
This gives plenty of room to place wooden cage at least 6" into ground..

It also will hold up longer and will give the Toms more support.

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