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Michealle K

Milam, TX
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Gardening: I live in Texas near Ft.

Worth. I am trying to grow watermelons for the first time. I had 5 growing before I went on a small vacation But when I got back 3 had died. They were very small, little big then a pea ...»
Cynthia J
Cynthia J Burleson, TX
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  • Michealle K
    Commented on Jul 15, 2011
    Cynthia - do you have a straw bed to lay your ripening melons on? Try that, it will keep them ...»
    from direct ground contact and should help with the mold or fungus you are experiencing Just put a couple of handfuls of hay under each melon so they are not sitting in dirt. Hope this helps. Also, you can buy a soil test kit at your local garden store or contact your county extension agent and they will do a soil test for you (in my county there is no charge for this service).

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  • Hill Country Red Okra

Edible and Ornamental too- Even Okra has a pretty flower

Erica Glasener
Erica Glasener Atlanta, GA
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Pest Control: What can I do about small bugs eating my mint plant. I live in a rather wooded area, lots of pine trees.

Frances F
Frances F Madison, GA
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  • Michealle K
    Commented on Jul 12, 2011
    you may also try putting some lady bugs in your garden, they will eat the little pest
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Outdoor Living: Cannot get rid of the algae in our pool. Any suggestions?

Sheila P
Sheila P
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  • Michealle K
    Commented on Jul 12, 2011
    Go to your pool supply store with a sample of the water - they will run it and let you know ...»
    what chemicals needed to straighten out. They also have a stabilizer now that you put in your skimmer basket that will help maintain your chem levels and keep it from burning off during the sunny parts of day. Your probably gonna need to SHOCK the pool to rid of algea then maintain chem levels so it doesn't come back.

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Gardening: Why aren't my blueberry bushes blooming and fruiting?

I planted four bushes - two are one type, two are another - in a mostly sunny spot in our yard. The soil is naturally acidic and slightly sandy consistency. They are growing (they're ...»
Emily C
Emily C Spotsylvania, VA
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  • Michealle K
    Commented on Jul 12, 2011
    sounds like you need a pollinator plant - like you may have all male or female plants and they ...»
    are cross pollinating. There is a brand of plant that doesn't need the cross pollination to produce - I have one and it has produced on it's own from year one - just can't keep the birds out of it

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