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Your Favorite Recipes
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The Banter Hall
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Re: What Are You Watching?
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JunieGirl
11/30/08 07:05 PM
I just saw a great deal advertized on TV--a new DVD with several Charlie Brown shows on it----sounds like a good idea to me!!! I will have to watch out for it---
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The Bird Lovers Forum
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The Game Room
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Re: gardening superstitions
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emdeGardener2
11/30/08 05:40 PM
Don't sing in the rain: your plants will get powdery mildew and all sorts of molds that spread through rain.
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The Bird Lovers Forum
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Vegetable Gardening
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Re: corn too short and other vegetable questions
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dirtclod
11/30/08 12:51 PM
I grew popcorn a few times as a kid. It was like growing any type of sweet corn. Unlike sweet corn, you let the ears ripen before harvest. There was also some special drying requirements that led to good % pop with few old maids.
They gro
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The Banter Hall
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Our Webkinz World Forum
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Shrubs and Trees
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Re: Avocado tree rookie!
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kennyso
11/30/08 06:13 AM
Welcome to the forum! I've always grown avocados in pots and never in the ground because it gets too cold here. Most trees can reach about 80feet with age. A general rule is that a tree's roots usually spread three times as wide as the canopy of the
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New Members
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Fruit Forum
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Plant pests and problems
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Stewart's Wilt
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emdeGardener2
11/29/08 07:31 PM
My corn plants keep on getting this every year.What causes Stewart's Wilt?Is there any cure for it?Are ther any resistant varieties of corn?
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The Banter Hall
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The Banter Hall
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New Members
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Re: Hello
by
Jiffymouse
11/29/08 02:46 PM
welcome!
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Hobbies, Crafts and Creativity
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Re: Jackpot!
by
plants 'n pots
11/29/08 02:41 PM
That looks like some nice yarns Loz - great deal!
Just a little warning about the wool - lots of wools will felt when washed - my merino wool does - I buy it for that purpose, so if you are going to make scarves or something that might nee
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Cacti and Succulents Indoors
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Re: Whats with the Jades
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Joclyn
11/29/08 12:39 PM
ditchy!! not a pain at all!!! i'm glad to be able to help!
hopefully the cuttings will fare well and, no, i wouldn't recommend moving the main plant if it's doing well where it is! repotting in spring does sound like a good idea though
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Cacti and Succulents Indoors
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Re: Repotting a jade
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Joclyn
11/29/08 12:34 PM
definitely used unglazed clay pots and make sure there is a drainage hole in it!
depending on the size of your plant, you would want at least an inch clearance between the rootball and the edges of the pot. if your jade is older and is we
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New Members
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Re: Hello from Lithuania !
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Joclyn
11/29/08 12:26 PM
just wanted to offer a very warm welcome in something close to your native tongue.
i know just a little polish, ukranian and lithuanian (which is my background on my mother's side). as much as i wanted to learn when i was a child (which is the
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The Banter Hall
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Landscape trials and triumphs
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Re: Boxwood Trimming
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jonni13
11/29/08 09:08 AM
Yes, they should fill in quite nicely. Are you trimming them square? They will actually grow a little nicer if they are broader at the base and narrower at the top. Think a flat-topped modified pyramid, here. That allows the bottom to soak up a touch
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Your Member Benefits
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Hello
by
frmgrl76
11/29/08 07:51 AM
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welcome, just putting this in the new member's section, you'll get more responses there!
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The Game Room
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The Game Room
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The Game Room
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Re: ABC things you are thankful for!
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angelblossom
11/29/08 07:21 AM
Understanding >......... Friends that you call late at the night and your phone call wakes them ,, because you need to talk,, * thank you Shirley *
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