Office Work.......

[wegotchickens]

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Yeah, its the swimming you have to worry about in a hurricane

Maybe the hairdresser wan't actually referring to your hair, Buffy. Maybe she knows things about you.

 

[wegotchickens]

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[insert smug smilie here]

I've left them unlocked before. I'm guarding against teenagers, so 90% probability of them being locked means the teens are too lazy to notice the random errors. Some things you can bank on.

 

[Beth G.]

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My tomatoes are boycotting due to the heat. Watering doesn't help. Have mulched them heavily in hopes that by keeping their little toes cool they will be happier.

My zuchinis are baby plants, and will barely have enough time to put in a good crop before they catch a chill. Needed to plant something to discourage the weeds. Am hoping the late planting means the squash borers won't find my vines...

Oh no no borers allowed!!!!

 

[Beth G.]

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Yeah I think ur right.

It's the fluff on top. They have about as much sense as a blonde in the rain (Buffy's not listening, is she?).

Polish are the same way.

LOL very funny I agree

 

[Beth G.]

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Yeah that is what the guy told me that I got them from. How smart and good they were etc.... Oh Boy Big lesson learned.

 

[Buff Hooligans]

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[insert smug smilie here]

I've left them unlocked before. I'm guarding against teenagers, so 90% probability of them being locked means the teens are too lazy to notice the random errors. Some things you can bank on.

Dacs says that 86.4% of statistics are made up...

 

[wegotchickens]

Beth G. :

Oh no no borers allowed!!!!

I know!

Hey, instead of cutting off leaves, get a cheap paintbrush from the kids. Roam around the squash, painting the inside of each flower. When you've done them all go back to the plant you started with and paint it again. BINGO! Instant squash.

When we had the massive honeybee hive fail a few years ago I learned that trick and painted all the garden flowers on all the plants. Even had a different paintbrush for each. It really does work.

I was making tomato flowers 'kiss' each other when the mockingbird landed on my butt....​

 

[wegotchickens]

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I've left them unlocked before. I'm guarding against teenagers, so 90% probability of them being locked means the teens are too lazy to notice the random errors. Some things you can bank on.

Dacs says that 86.4% of statistics are made up...

I used the rounding method, so I have a 90% probability of being right.

 

[sparkles2307]

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I know!

Hey, instead of cutting off leaves, get a cheap paintbrush from the kids. Roam around the squash, painting the inside of each flower. When you've done them all go back to the plant you started with and paint it again. BINGO! Instant squash.

When we had the massive honeybee hive fail a few years ago I learned that trick and painted all the garden flowers on all the plants. Even had a different paintbrush for each. It really does work.

I was making tomato flowers 'kiss' each other when the mockingbird landed on my butt....

I used that trick last year, but I just took the male flowers off, peeled the petals off and brushed them on the female flowers. we had a lot of squash. I'm lazy this year and feel that nature should do its fair share.

 

[wegotchickens]

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I know!

Hey, instead of cutting off leaves, get a cheap paintbrush from the kids. Roam around the squash, painting the inside of each flower. When you've done them all go back to the plant you started with and paint it again. BINGO! Instant squash.

When we had the massive honeybee hive fail a few years ago I learned that trick and painted all the garden flowers on all the plants. Even had a different paintbrush for each. It really does work.

I was making tomato flowers 'kiss' each other when the mockingbird landed on my butt....

I used that trick last year, but I just took the male flowers off, peeled the petals off and brushed them on the female flowers. we had a lot of squash. I'm lazy this year and feel that nature should do its fair share.

I prefer the paintbrush so I don't have to touch any part of the plant. They make me itch worse than skeeters, so I only get up close and personal when its time to harvest.