Well - how did you feel??

Started by tim, June 19, 2005, 15:17:52

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tim

Just hope you weren't in the office??

And that's with shading & 24 vents!!


tim


Doris_Pinks

I was at the plot at 9am this morning and my squash plants looked the same! Poor things, one extreme to another!
We don't inherit the earth, we only borrow it from our children.
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Tulipa

That's just how I feel!  Will use paddling pool water to refresh my plants tonight!

Merry Tiller

Thank gawd I watered Friday, worked 12 hour shifts yesterday & today, now I've got 2 lovely days off, bound to snow tomorrow

Marley Farley

 :( Have been experiencing same wilting problems this last few days,  :( Have resorted to painting on cool glass at one end ( hate the appearance of the stuff) as well as my blinds, which has helped a bit but have also been damping the floor down too, even with all my vents, widows, doors & fans wide open it has certainly been hard for the plants !!!!............. ::)
"I consider every plant hardy until I have killed it myself".

Mothy

Made the mistake of spending 2 hours hoeing in the sun!!  :P

Marley Farley

 :( :) Bad mistake me thinks!!!!!!  :P although good if you want a tan I suppose!!!!!!!!!!!
"I consider every plant hardy until I have killed it myself".

jaggythistle



  Never wanted to get a tan......but needed to get in about my jungle. Just
  moved house you see inside is now done all rooms but rain kept me in of late
  so I had no option the weeds triffids and other assorted plant life had to be
  addressed..am now burnt to a cinder  :'( :'(  I have like 5 years growth to
  tackle am lookin for any ideas should I nuke.......should I burn or dare I say it
  in fear of closet organic gardners jumping out the woodwork weedkill it.....??

           oh n by the way you have a big un !!!!

Marley Farley

:o Well I think if it was me, & it had 5yrs of weed growth I would start with the weed killer first, while the weather is dry (if it is with you) Then when died back clear all the dead top growth then rotovate if poss to take out initial back breaking digging, & keep that up until nice tilth achieved & as many weeds as poss removed. You may need to weedkiller a few times, but if you want to stay organic if you are only going to go that way then I think you may have lots of digging to do, I rotovated & weedkillered ,with great success a patch a few years ago ;D
"I consider every plant hardy until I have killed it myself".

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