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We're On! Weed'em & Reap garden club this coming Friday Jan 13thPosted Wednesday, January 11, 2012, at 6:47 PM
I know, I know, Friday the 13th. Well, we are making it lucky, not unlucky.
We will meet at our same restaurant (New Century Chinese)on Madison Street. There may or may not be an announcement in the paper since I was late in sending it to them. :-( We drift in to eat at any time but will start the festivities at 7:00. Comments Showing most recent comments first [Show in chronological order instead] |
Steve Mills and his wife have one daughter and live on a farm outside of Bell Buckle. They previously owned two coffee/ice cream shops, currently operate an internet sales company and teach classes, but his primary job involves the paper industry worldwide. Hobbies and interests lie in gardening, photography, recorded music and of course, their pets.
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Several pages have different songs. You mean you don't find yourself humming that afterwards? :-)
Your volume keys or mute will kill it, but you are right, any site that has music or sound usually jolts me since I am not expecting it.
A nice site-I like what they have done, but please warn everyone that when they go to the link , a loud song continually plays with no way to stop it. Very annoying...
Speaking of Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, I've known of them for about 12-13 years now and always got a warm, friendly feeling from any dealings with them.
At first I must admit, I thought he would be a "flash in the pan" because he was sooo nice, that I thought he would not be "business" enough. I am pleased to be wrong.
If you want to learn more, go to http://rareseeds.com/about/ and then browse the site. Nice, really nice.
Arrrgh, I hit the wrong button and wiped out a several paragraph post.
Anyway, we had a good meeting last night. The restaurant was unusually busy but no one knew a specific reason. One member thought it was an anti Friday the 13th rally.
While talking about container gardening and winter sowing, Pamela brought up her Cream Sausage tomato that was determinate for container growing. She must have been doing something it liked because it grew MUCH larger than she expected.
Since several of us did not know the name we went to the site she bought it from, Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. http://rareseeds.com/cream-sausage-tomat...
Apparently first introduced in 2008 by Baker Creek, it is a mild paste tomato and received pretty good reviews for taste and unique color.
Maybe an aphid attractor and we forgot to ask Pamela if she notice the problem.
What say ye Pamela?
We ar always ready for the discussion. See you there.
I thought I had another week for photos of the corner on the square for a garden. Are we still on for a discussion regarding the issue? Let me know and I will get shots in the AM since I am now in for the day.
Pamela
Yay! We'll be there!
I will try to behave like a sane person. ;-)
I expect to bring a new friend.
Now that the year is starting again, let's make a concerted effort to bring a friend. I may not have any that will fess up to it, but in that case, I'll just try to bring a person.
Debbi's Mother made a nice soup tonight and two of the ingredients were straight out of the garden. Cilantro and garlic. The garlic is still like young onions, but the taste is still there.
We talked about throwing in some garlic chives but Mrs. Lee was concerned it might be too much. Nah, we should have added it, plus some watercress. Maybe for warm-ups.