quirk6
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I was thinking you had rather gracile hands.That's my wife's hand so jury's still out I guess
I was thinking you had rather gracile hands.That's my wife's hand so jury's still out I guess
Highly recommend sleeves and fitted gloves. My mistake earlier this summer was weed-eating the garden without changing into pants… oof that suckedPicking blackberries is just a brutal experience when you don't have thornless varieties.
Build them a playground. This development is the only thing that matters on DDT
Build them a playground. This development is the only thing that matters on DDT
Patty pan cushaw
Are all those eggs in the wire basket? And everything lays the same color??
Went on some wine tasting for a couple of days and come back to a solid garden haul. My wife said she has to break out the backpack style basket going forward for harvesting.
These zucchini are LARG and in CHARG
Found another different type of squash in the volunteer squashes. No idea what this one is.
Yes, those are all duck eggs. With a few exceptions, all eggs are generally the same color. Some are slightly gray.Are all those eggs in the wire basket? And everything lays the same color??
Weird, mine are just starting to flower. Cones are probably 2-4 weeks away for me. Although my hops are all noble English varieties so maybe they bloom later.
Ours are… one American, we think Cascade but might be Centennial. The other is like Hallertau or East Kent Golding. Something English or German basic bittering hop. The American hops always get fairly large but they are massive this year and it’s still early.
What do you guys do with your hops? Or are they purely ornamentalOurs are… one American, we think Cascade but might be Centennial. The other is like Hallertau or East Kent Golding. Something English or German basic bittering hop. The American hops always get fairly large but they are massive this year and it’s still early.
Baby European hop cones
Beefy American hop cones
Both varieties grow together though we could separate them by aroma if we wanted to harvest them for brewing. You can easily smell the difference. We just have been working on getting our cellar to a manageable level so we haven’t harvested in two or three years.What do you guys do with your hops? Or are they purely ornamental
I would try the Irish Spring hack. Bugs don’t like the smell and it’s cheap. Hang a bar in a bra washing bag or dish dunker near where they congregate, put out a dish or two of shavings. They bite so I would be most concerned about that.What are folks' tips for dealing with Japanese Beetles? It's not a severe plague, but enough to keep our flowers looking shabby shortly after they bloom.