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 Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 12:11 pm
I think I finally killed that tomatoe plant this year. But yea. My azalea bush died. It couldn't handle the heat this summer. oh well. We'll get another.
.... or Several. I'm forcing my dad to take the ugly bushes out of our front yard this year since the brown recluses live in them and I keep getting scared out of my mind by spider attacks. One of those bastards tried to hop into the tub with me last night! You should have heard me screaming. LOL. I made my dad kill it while I huddled in my towel.
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Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 2:52 pm
Silvander I think I finally killed that tomatoe plant this year. But yea. My azalea bush died. It couldn't handle the heat this summer. oh well. We'll get another. .... or Several. I'm forcing my dad to take the ugly bushes out of our front yard this year since the brown recluses live in them and I keep getting scared out of my mind by spider attacks. One of those bastards tried to hop into the tub with me last night! You should have heard me screaming. LOL. I made my dad kill it while I huddled in my towel. Oh jeebus I hate spiders so much. If they're really big, like tarantula sized I don't mind cause you can keep an eye on the little buggers. It's the tiny ones that run really fast that scare the s**t outta me.
I'm already anxious for spring to grow stuff. I think I'm going to buy a bunch of herbs and grow some in my kitchen downstairs during the winter. =D
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Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 5:17 pm
we just harvested yesterday ^.^
We got alot of tomatoes, but our geese ate most of the cucumbers and lima beans. The peppers didn't grow well and neither did our rosemary. Our alvendar was too shrimpy to use so my mother and i had to soujourn to the herbal shop to get our suplies for winter.
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Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:15 pm
That's awesome, Juna. My pepper plant got mysteriously uprooted and replanted at my mother's house as she appropriates MY PLANTS to her new house. Because divorce entitles her to my plants. Ugh. I'll just steal them back when she's not looking lol.
My basil grew suprizingly well. I thought it was gonna die, but it outlived all of them. I got a really good strawberry harvest at early summer, but I had no other plants to harvest this fall. I kinda let my garden go to seed this sumemr cuz of business and stress and all.
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:51 am
I ate all the strawberries >.> like when I saw them, I just gobbled them up! my woods has wild blue berries so I got to walk around and pick those, wich was fun. Oh our dill died earlier this year, even though it was an indoor plant =(
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:49 pm
Lol, know how that is. Gave my mom some cilarntro in a pot for her kitchen and she killed it inside a week.
WE have wild blackberries I've been eyeing for a while, but I don't wanna deprive the local squirrels/birds of food. ... But it's tempting.
I finally figured out what trees are in my front yard! My dad's always told me they were oak but they don't have acorns so I knew he was lying. SO i looked them up! One is a sugar maple, the other is a green ash. The tree I've been making all my wands from is actually a traditional wand wood! Who knew? Coincidence? I think not... ninja
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 3:39 pm
the mouontain ash tree My grandmother planted when she was young is dying. aparantly who ever plants an ash is conected to it and we've been trying to keep it alive. ever time somthing happens to it, something bad for nana's health happens =(.
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Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 12:42 pm
O.O
fertilize it daily. Twice. and give it nice squirrels and birds..
That sucks. Consult your local nursery worker for advice?
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Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 3:27 pm
well it has no more branches with leaves...they've all been knocked down in storms. Yes it does suck, >.<. I weill have to go pester the nursery peope for fertilizer.
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