Gardening 2017: Fruits, Veggies, Flowers

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That sounds like the chorus to a blues song.
"This spitting rain is getting me down. So I'm sitting here"
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Pull out the banjos.
I ended up crash and burn for an hour and half.
Headed outside now.
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For various reasons I shan't be working in the garden any time soon :(

However, I found this http://thinkaboutnow.com/2017/04/grow-perfect-tomatoes-best-practices-from-the-pros/
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Interesting but that's a lot of work! Fish heads? Blech...
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:135: Lady t! What's up? Ttyl????
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I'm in for lunch. I like working in this hazy weather but my feet are soaking and the grass is long enough to hide a cow.
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What did you buy?

I suffer the same fate as I am pulling out xeriscape plants all time to make room for what I really want.
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Lady tehMa wrote:For various reasons I shan't be working in the garden any time soon :(

However, I found this http://thinkaboutnow.com/2017/04/grow-perfect-tomatoes-best-practices-from-the-pros/


I'm going to take a lot of this article to heart, sans fishheads. I'm with Slootman on this one.
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slootman wrote:Interesting but that's a lot of work! Fish heads? Blech...


Me too!
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slootman wrote:Interesting but that's a lot of work! Fish heads? Blech...


I'm trying to locate some "fish meal" which they say you can use instead . . .
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You all know about that one small project right? Small turns into "the project that ate Manhatten."

I've got that now. And pink tulips are blooming. And five rescue parrot tulips. And gorgeous orange and yellows. Who wants to stop in after work> We'll be here, filthy dirty from projects, but here. Bman, if you're down this way, stop in for a viz, k?

System coming in, sun is gone, tulips are closing up. The pink ones like the sun. Picky.
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It's unbelievably nice out side today. The coolness is helping us get stuff done and sorted and planted.
And with a little luck, the Subaru will be gone today too.
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Dam raccoon , got the hummingbird feeder last night.
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Drank the whole thing? :200:
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Hopefully not broken!

This weekend has lots to do,

https://www.castanet.net/events/kelowna_garden_club_annual_plant_sale/94791

Kelowna Garden Club Annual Plant Sale

Saturday, April 29, 2017 9:00 AM

Guisachan Park , 1060 Cameron Ave, Kelowna Locate on the map


Great plants, Great prices. Kelowna Garden Club Annual Plant Sales takes place on Saturday, April 29, 2017 at 9:00 am at Guisachan Gardens, 1060 Cameron, Kelowna. Rain or shine. There will be perennials, annuals, grazes, drought tolerant plants, vegetables, herbs, and much, much more. Master Gardeners will be there to answer questions.

http://www.kelownagardenclub.ca


https://www.castanet.net/events/xeriscape_plant_sale/94754

Xeriscape Plant Sale

Saturday, April 29, 2017 9:00 AM

in front of H2O Adventure & Fitness Center, 4075 Gordon Drive, Kelowna Locate on the map


Huge selection of drought-tolerant plants -– Perennials – Herbs ––Native plants – Grasses - Some Rare offerings
Featuring – Master Gardeners – Wild Bloom Nursery – Border Free Bees – Okanagan Collaborative Conservation Program – OBWB-Make Water Work
An Annual Fundraiser for the Okanagan Xeriscape Association
Huge selection of drought-tolerant plants -– Perennials – Herbs ––Native plants – Grasses - Some Rare offerings

Featuring – Master Gardeners – Wild Bloom Nursery – Border Free Bees – Okanagan Collaborative Conservation Program – OBWB-Make Water WorkAn Annual Fundraiser for the Okanagan Xeriscape Association
Huge selection of drought-tolerant plants -– Perennials – Herbs ––Native plants – Grasses - Some Rare offerings

Featuring – Master Gardeners – Wild Bloom Nursery – Border Free Bees – Okanagan Collaborative Conservation Program – OBWB-Make Water Work
An Annual Fundraiser for the Okanagan Xeriscape Association

http://www.okanaganxeriscape.org


Plus the Kettle Valley Garage Sale is this weekend as well.
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