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Old June 20, 2006   #61
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my garden is like a "wild flower" display these days -
Almost everything has baby matos ~
I am very excited -
the weather has been great -
and the straw for mulch is really
helping the weeding / watering thing ~


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Old June 20, 2006   #62
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I just found little baby First Ladys and Julbilees. My first spotting of the season.
German Quenn plants are already loaded with blossoms. Not just a few.

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Old June 20, 2006   #63
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I now have 2 SunGold tomatoes that are starting to turn. Green Grape and Black Cherry do not look to be far behind. Looks like I may get a few ripe tomatoes before the end of the month. Yipee!
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Old June 21, 2006   #64
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Speakin of budz......

How bout that Rose Quartz Multifloral :
(sorry to keep bringing this up but I'm just still "stoked" that I have the multifloral version)






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Old June 21, 2006   #65
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Wow that is one pretty plant. Looks like it's very ambitious!
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Old June 22, 2006   #66
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bigcheef -
That plant looks awesome !!!

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Old August 1, 2006   #67
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RIK inspired me to revive this thread ...
The last plant of the bunch to set buds
is Lillians Yellow Heirloom ...
Big blossoms ... but what a plant !
Maters are needle head size, and its Aug. 1st !
Talk about a "late bloomer" ...

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Geeeez,

That is a late bloomer.

Do you think you'll have time to get ripe fruit? If so, report on flavor if you can. I just tried my first Aunt Gertie's last night and it was fandamtastick!

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Old August 2, 2006   #69
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RIK,

I sure hope so ~
I need a taste ? And def. save seed !!!

~ Tom

ps. frost for me is Nov.15 -
(fingers crossed)
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Quote:
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ps. frost for me is Nov.15 -
(fingers crossed)

November 15th? Wow! Mine is probably Oct 4th. Wish, I had that extra month.

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Old August 3, 2006   #71
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When I lived in N. NJ,
our frost came around Oct.31 - Nov.2 ~
But now that I live in Central NJ by the Bay,
I can get at least 2 weeks into Nov. ~
By then, most of the garden plants
are finished ~

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