Granny's gone and done it again

[jane s chickens]

Bama playing Arkansas on cbs, roll tide.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

That's why I sent so many

the boys still havent pulled the pond yet.

 

[jane s chickens]

Need to move it before the water freezes

 

[jane s chickens]

Eating pineapple & cheese sandwich

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Eating pineapple & cheese sandwich

thats a new one on me.

 

[jane s chickens]

thats a new one on me.

Dh likes them, I like banana & peanut butter

 

[jane s chickens]

Had to make something quick so I could get back to football game

 

[h2oratt]

I'm still having problems. Beginning to worry. I hope this isn't going to stay this way forever now. I'll be stuck at home for sure.

I am so sorry.

 

[h2oratt]

Greens can be grown at any time in spring or fall as long as the soil is warm enough for germination. The leaves are tastiest when harvested young. The method on how to harvest turnip greens is simple and you can continuously harvest the leaves as they appear. This will inhibit turnip bulb formation but ensure fresh tender leaves for your recipes. Turnip greens in the garden will need monitoring for leafhoppers, several types of larva, and cutworms.

I am looking for Georgia collard seeds. Gues they don’t sell them in california

 

[h2oratt]

Thanks H20. She was nice to everyone.

That’s a nice memory.