jinman
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- Joined
- Feb 23, 2001
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- Location
- Texas - Wise County - Sunset
- Tractor
- NHTC45D, NH LB75B, Ford Jubilee
Since this is a schoolday for my grandson, we had leftovers for breakfast. We had three big biscuits, three sausage patties, and some gravy. That was enough for each of us to have split biscuit covered in gravy with a sausage on the side. Funny thing. . . nobody said they weren't hungry.
I went to the garden this morning and removed my shade cloth. I have a fall tomato crop coming back (lots of golf ball and tennis ball size tomatoes), so I don't think I need the shade cloth when most temps will be in the 80s and low 90s for the remainder of this month. We also used up my remaining Amdro on about 20 fire ant mounds on my pond dams. A couple of the mounds were 18" in diameter and 4" high. The mounds I treated in my yard are already dead.:thumbsup: The Maximilian sunflowers are really in high gear since the rain and we've seen blue sage and purple gayfeather in full bloom.
I strung a fence charger wire over my wife's rose bushes about a week ago and added peanut butter smeared tinfoil. Several of the pieces of tinfoil are on the ground from either deer or raccoons. Suddenly, the rosebushes have little leaves on them that aren't being eaten. I set up a game cam set to video, but it hasn't triggered yet and may be too far away. I would love to have seen the reactions of the 'coons and does.
I went to the garden this morning and removed my shade cloth. I have a fall tomato crop coming back (lots of golf ball and tennis ball size tomatoes), so I don't think I need the shade cloth when most temps will be in the 80s and low 90s for the remainder of this month. We also used up my remaining Amdro on about 20 fire ant mounds on my pond dams. A couple of the mounds were 18" in diameter and 4" high. The mounds I treated in my yard are already dead.:thumbsup: The Maximilian sunflowers are really in high gear since the rain and we've seen blue sage and purple gayfeather in full bloom.
I strung a fence charger wire over my wife's rose bushes about a week ago and added peanut butter smeared tinfoil. Several of the pieces of tinfoil are on the ground from either deer or raccoons. Suddenly, the rosebushes have little leaves on them that aren't being eaten. I set up a game cam set to video, but it hasn't triggered yet and may be too far away. I would love to have seen the reactions of the 'coons and does.