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Lanelle L

Morrow, GA
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grew up in the country. Love gardening and the outdoors

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I like flowers & gardening.


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Gardening: Can Sugar and Epsom Salts Help Your Plants Grow?

I've been researching sugar and Epsom Salts and I've come up with some positive explanations on how these two items help plants grow stronger. ...»
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Linda B Trumbull, CT
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    I always put about a teaspoon of Epson Salt and about a half teaspoon of bone meal in the ...»
    bottom of the holes I dig for my tomato plants. I mix it real good with the soil in the bottom then plant the tomato. I have not tried it in spray form, but may try it this year. It makes the stalks grow stronger and I always have plenty of tomatoes. Another tip....I always pinch out the suckers that come up at the leaves so the plant will be one main stalk. I also pinch off all but 2-3 of the blooms, which results in larger tomatoes because you don't have so many fighting for the nutrients.

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  • Running out of room in your shop?  This miter saw takes the space of a compound miter saw, yet still gets the cutting capacity of a sliding rail miter saw.  Check out what this contractor thought: http://bit.ly/wz8Wdh 6
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    I am a single woman, and would love to have this to help me spruce up my house!!!!
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Gardening: Drink cups

Ok, for those who wanted an answer to my post about drink cups in a garden....well this morning I saw someone out in the garden that was using them. so I walked down to chat. Had a ...»
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Lanelle L Morrow, GA
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    Commented on Apr 22, 2012
    I aslo used the drink cups tonight to cover my tender okra plants and other tender plants that ...»
    just broke the ground. I poked several holes around the sides then weighed them down with small rocks i had picked out of the garden

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Gardening: Using drinking cups over seeds

I have an Asian neighbor several houses down the street that used large styrofoam cups last year & is using small ones this year to cover something in his garden. I think he is covering ...»
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Lanelle L Morrow, GA
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    Commented on Apr 16, 2012
    That's was my thought too, but i wouldn't think you would leave them on very long after they ...»
    germinated because they would be more susceptable to the hot sun once they are taken off. I may have to take Steve's advice and march myself down there & ask, hoping we can understand each other.

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Gardening: Asparagus

Now that my asparagus is up and growing, do I need to pick the seeds off or let them fall? Think I read somewhere...can't find it again...they need to be picked to avoid them sprouting all over the bed.

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Lanelle L Morrow, GA
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    Commented on Apr 07, 2012
    My asparagus is the Jersey Giant which is why I was surprised to see seeds.
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Gardening: How to get bermuda grass out of a raised bed

I have my raised asparagus bed laid our and sides already staked in. Because the area has never been tilled, we sprayed it twice with extra strength Roundup to kill the wild onions and ...»
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Lanelle L Morrow, GA
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    Thanks for all the suggestions, especially the one about the water weeder. I see I may have a ...»
    long road ahead to clear all the bermuda grass. I grew up on a farm and know the evasiveness of it very well. I am going to spray the ground one more time before I add the amendments, then go from there.

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  • That drill/driver isn't big enough, I need more power! I don't think so Tim! These compact drill/drivers pack more of a punch than you might think.  Check out what this real user thought: http://bit.ly/wZF0LT 4
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  • Running out of room in your shop?  This miter saw takes the space of a compound miter saw, yet still gets the cutting capacity of a sliding rail miter saw.  Check out what this contractor thought: http://bit.ly/wz8Wdh 6
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Which one of these tools would you most likely use during your next project in 2012? Tell us here and we will select five random responses who will receive a free tool bag! And I mean, ...»
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    Commented on Jan 12, 2012
    Definitely the miter saw.
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