calling any one from missouri

[acanterbury27]

Welcome to BYC and the MO thread! What part of the state is that?

its about 40 min from sedalia towards the lake

 

[SueT]

its about 40 min from sedalia towards the lake

I looked it up on the map. I didn’t even know what lake you were talking about!

 

[acanterbury27]

I looked it up on the map. I didn’t even know what lake you were talking about!

Sorry its the Ozarks

 

[jthornton]

I hope so. I got some mater plants pressin their leaves against the winder chomping at the bit to get their feet in some of that dirt out yonder.

Did you start them from seeds? If so when did you start them?

I guess I waited too long to start mine their still pretty small.

JT

 

[SueT]

My tomato plants are tiny too. I got a variety called Esterrina Cherry, that’s golden and supposedly even better than sun gold. And I started San Marzano paste tomatoes. All look stunted.
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They had forecast 3” of rain overnight here, with possible severe.
We got 1/10th“ and it’s past us now. Hope the rest of you are spared too......

 

[jthornton]

One of the Cinnamon Queens laid a 96 gram egg yesterday. That's a jumbo egg on the right.


JT

 

[shawluvsbirds]

Did you start them from seeds? If so when did you start them?

I guess I waited too long to start mine their still pretty small.

JT

No, I didn't.
I impulse bought them at the grocery store.

 

[shawluvsbirds]

 

[jthornton]

That's the biggest double yolks I've ever seen.


JT

 

[Kgee]

Did you start them from seeds? If so when did you start them?

I guess I waited too long to start mine their still pretty small.

JT

It may depend on variety. I started my tall ones on 2/28 (better boy-big boy-chocolate cherry (my fave)). The shorter ones on the bottom were started on 3/9 (other odd varieties from Baker Seeds). Various peppers started at the same times are all small.

I just learned that my go-to nursery closed last summer (they retired) so I need to find another where I can get standard peppers...my garden is too big to be paying $3.49 a plant.