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Old 01-31-2010, 12:31 PM   #31
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It is really cold here today also. It was 30 this morning - REALLY cold for us. Now, at 2:30 PM it is 34 - it's supposed to be up to 48 today - it's gonna have to hurry! It's cloudy too, so it feels very COLD!
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Old 02-04-2010, 06:29 PM   #32
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It is just nasty here. Snow has almost all melted. Eveything is just an ugly, muddy mess and more bad weather forecasted for the weekend. I am so ready for spring!
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Old 02-04-2010, 07:33 PM   #33
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It has rained here for two days straight! And it's COLD too! It is supposed to clear off tomorrow and have sunshine for the weekend. IT BETTER!
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Old 02-05-2010, 07:50 AM   #34
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It is really sunny up here today. I heard about lots of snow down near New Jersey, Washington, and so on for today.

Are you snowed in Gina? Becky, how about you? Anyone else?

It's already the first week in February.....Spring should start in 6 - 8 weeks for most of you. My spring may be a bit later. I was watching somebody on TV showing how to begin spring flowers inside now. It looked like a really nice thing to do, especially when you have cabin fever from being inside during the winter.
I think I should wait a few more weeks though. We have to thaw out first and then I can put plants outside.

Somebody was telling me about patio tomato plants. Anybody know anything about them?
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Old 02-05-2010, 08:01 AM   #35
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I plant tomatoes in little planters on my deck every year. I think this year I may look at other veggies to grow too... as long as they don't need to go too deep. Summer starts pretty late here so my tomatoes aren't usually ready until September. I might plant a little earlier this year and just make sure to keep them inside in the evenings and overnight when it gets frosty.

And on that note, it's still freezing here! Although, not as cold as it has been. I didn't plug in my car last night and it started up this morning with no problem. In the next couple of weeks it's supposed to get to around the freezing point, so above normal for this time of year. But, I see that Mazatlan, Mexico is sitting around the 28 degree mark (82 F) lately, so that will be a nice break I'm counting down... 13 more days!
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Old 02-06-2010, 07:29 PM   #36
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I know you can't wait to get to sunny Mexico, Lindsay!!! You will have so much fun!

Speaking of tomatoes - yes, you can grow them on your patio, Judy. Just be sure to buy the determinant plants (as opposed to indeterminant plants). Determinant plants do not get so large and can easily be grown in containers.

Guess what! I have broccoli and cauliflower in my garden right now!! Can you believe it!!!

I planted a broccoli and cauliflower plant, one each, last fall and they just didn't do much of anything at all - didn't grow much. I think it rained so much this fall/winter, it stunted their growth or drowned them Anyway, I didn't protect them from the freezing temps a few weeks ago, and they kind of wilted down but then I noticed they perked up when it warmed up and the sun came out. I looked down at them last week and there are 5 broccoli crowns growing and one good sized cauliflower head. Whooo Hooo!!! I'm going to plant lots of them this fall now that I know they will make it though the winter, even when it gets below freezing.

OK, now does anyone have any good broccoli and cauliflower recipes????
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