2017 Container Garden-Tijuana, Baja California Norte, México - Page 7

MissS · June 29, 2017

You sure have built a beautiful oasis for him to play and learn in.

efisakov · June 29, 2017

I agree with Patti, it is an oasis, not a jungle. Your son is lucky, with all that healthy and super fresh food. That is the best lesson in life.
Excellent job!

Spartanburg123 · June 29, 2017

Beautiful garden!! Sorry about the TSWV- yours looked identical to mine, although mine was further along. New growth was affected the most....

dmforcier · June 30, 2017

Oasis, jungle. It's all a matter of perspective...

**carolyn137** · June 30, 2017

From an earlier post of yours somewhere in this thread:

Men's fragrance; Brut,developed by Faberge many decades ago and still popular.

Derivation of the word Brut? Had to go back to medieval english to find that and no way am I giving the link, since I'd have to ban myself from Tville, and I'm not going to do that.

Still haven't found the connection to a cartoon,but each night when I dream,I dream of solving that as well.

Carolyn

Gerardo · June 30, 2017

Thanks everyone, my patch of green is a welcome sight in our dusty, ugly city, or at least that's what everyone's face says when they visit. Civic pride losses to reality, this town needs some serious work, on all fronts.

Brut, yikes, right up there with Obsession on the do not smell list.

Late summer/fall eating, hopefully.

dmforcier · June 30, 2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by carolyn137

Men's fragrance; Brut,...

Derivation of the word Brut? Had to go back to medieval english ...

I doubt that the perfume marketers went into it that deeply. Likely it was snatched from Champagne labels, where brut indicates a dry style (vs. sec which indicates a sweet style).

Even more than the mundane explanation, though, I'm sure it was chosen not for its meaning, but to play on the fact that potential buyers had seen the word in association with a high-end product.

**carolyn137** · June 30, 2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by dmforcier

I doubt that the perfume marketers went into it that deeply. Likely it was snatched from Champagne labels, where brut indicates a dry style (vs. sec which indicates a sweet style).

Even more than the mundane explanation, though, I'm sure it was chosen not for its meaning, but to play on the fact that potential buyers had seen the word in association with a high-end product.

Yes, I know that Brut means dry when it comes to champagne.

But I did quite a lot of background checking , at the time expense of what I should be doing, since I'm always trying to get one up on Gerardo, which is hard to do, but at least I try.

And he still hasn't confirmed that my answer of Brut is correct.

Carolyn

efisakov · June 30, 2017

My seeds of Spudakee (CP, PL) came from Garden boy (Fl). 100 thumbs up. Beautiful, tasty and juicy. Production was above average in my garden, 17 pounds from one plant. Gerardo, have you tried it?
IS and JD's Special C-tex are favorite in my garden. Spudakee was a new to me. I really liked it. It was tot meaty, had lots of juice, still tasted great.

**carolyn137** · July 2, 2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by dmforcier

I doubt that the perfume marketers went into it that deeply. Likely it was snatched from Champagne labels, where brut indicates a dry style (vs. sec which indicates a sweet style).

Even more than the mundane explanation, though, I'm sure it was chosen not for its meaning, but to play on the fact that potential buyers had seen the word in association with a high-end product.

Gerardo led me astray with his mens fragrance comment and sent me an e-mail with an explanation and embeded cartoon.

No way can I share any of that since I'd have to ban myself.

Carolyn

Gerardo · July 2, 2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by efisakov

My seeds of Spudakee (CP, PL) came from Garden boy (Fl). 100 thumbs up. Beautiful, tasty and juicy. Production was above average in my garden, 17 pounds from one plant. Gerardo, have you tried it?
IS and JD's Special C-tex are favorite in my garden. Spudakee was a new to me. I really liked it. It was tot meaty, had lots of juice, still tasted great.

I have seeds for it and as a matter of fact it came down to a head to head, kee vs tula. with that endorsement I'll definitely give it a shot, thanks!

Gerardo · July 2, 2017

Quote:

Originally Posted by carolyn137

Gerardo led me astray with his mens fragrance comment and sent me an e-mail with an explanation and embeded cartoon.

No way can I share any of that since I'd have to ban myself.

Carolyn

covfefe, a fragrance for men.

Gerardo · July 4, 2017

good progress overall. Post thrip reset going well

Worth1 · July 4, 2017

Looks fantastic.

Worth

Gerardo · July 4, 2017

Thanks W. Playing with powders is paying dividends, just like it did for Walter White.

June 29, 2017	#91
MissS Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin Posts: 3,150	You sure have built a beautiful oasis for him to play and learn in. __________________ ~ Patti ~

June 29, 2017	#92
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	I agree with Patti, it is an oasis, not a jungle. Your son is lucky, with all that healthy and super fresh food. That is the best lesson in life. Excellent job! __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!”

June 30, 2017	#94
dmforcier Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 3,825	Oasis, jungle. It's all a matter of perspective... __________________ Stupidity got us into this mess. Why can't it get us out? - Will Rogers

June 30, 2017	#95
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	From an earlier post of yours somewhere in this thread: Men's fragrance; Brut,developed by Faberge many decades ago and still popular. Derivation of the word Brut? Had to go back to medieval english to find that and no way am I giving the link, since I'd have to ban myself from Tville, and I'm not going to do that. Still haven't found the connection to a cartoon,but each night when I dream,I dream of solving that as well. Carolyn __________________ Carolyn

June 30, 2017	#99
efisakov Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NJ, zone 7 Posts: 3,162	My seeds of Spudakee (CP, PL) came from Garden boy (Fl). 100 thumbs up. Beautiful, tasty and juicy. Production was above average in my garden, 17 pounds from one plant. Gerardo, have you tried it? IS and JD's Special C-tex are favorite in my garden. Spudakee was a new to me. I really liked it. It was tot meaty, had lots of juice, still tasted great. __________________ Ella God comes along and says, "I think I'm going to create THE tomato!” Last edited by efisakov; June 30, 2017 at 07:36 PM.

June 29, 2017	#93
Spartanburg123 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Spartanburg, SC Posts: 1,262	Beautiful garden!! Sorry about the TSWV- yours looked identical to mine, although mine was further along. New growth was affected the most....

July 4, 2017	#104
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	Looks fantastic. Worth

July 4, 2017	#105
Gerardo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: San Diego-Tijuana Posts: 2,598	Thanks W. Playing with powders is paying dividends, just like it did for Walter White.

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