Gardens, planting, tomatoes! (was) Re: SNOW this morning!

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Yea for fresh tomatoes,Donna! It looks like we can plant this weekend. Hopefully. Finally there are no freezing temps or snow in our weather forecast. SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Wed, May 25, 2011 11:57:42 AMSubject: Re: SNOW this morning!

Sharon,

One of the things we miss the most are the fresh tomatoes from

the garden. We haven't had a garden since.. well.. forever it

seems. Depending on friends to toss a few homegrown tomatoes

are direction (and Cindy always did send us a few).. Lettuce

& Green Onions..

Well.. this year, decided that we ARE going to have a

garden.. just not a traditional type.. He bought one of those

upside down tomato planters things.. and I've got 3 plants

growing out the bottom of a hanging basket on my porch..

Didn't plant any petunias or other flowers in that long

rectangular porch box this year either.. instead it will produce

lettuce, spinach & green onions for us.. set it up on

something so that it will be out of "pee reach" for the

puppies!..

I'm so glad he thinks outside the box every once in awhile..

HUGS

|)onna

I woke to snow on the

ground this morning. It was patchy-- but there. It's a good

thing we didn't plant our garden yet. It's always so tempting

to get things planted when the warm weather hits. But it's not

unusual to still have freezing temps or snow into the middle or

last of May.

SOME spring weather, huh? lol

hugs

Sharon

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Sharon,

Around here.. oh if my memory isn't completely shot.. and other

than the farmers already having (at least some of them) made

their first cut for hay, and planting their corn & wheat..

most people are just putting in their gardens.. harvest doesn't

come until August/September sometime.. It sounds like you're

going to be having a PA plant/grow/harvest season this year..

Oh.. and how I love toast & mater sammiches.. with salt

& pepper and a swath of Helman's.. yum yum yum.. can almost

taste them now.. specially if the maters are warm from the sun!

HUGS

|)onna

Yea for fresh tomatoes,Donna! It looks like

we can plant this weekend. Hopefully. Finally there are no

freezing temps or snow in our weather forecast.

Sharon

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|)onna

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MSersLife

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May 25, 2011 11:57:42 AM

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Re: SNOW this morning!

Sharon,

One of the things we miss the most are the fresh

tomatoes from the garden. We haven't had a garden

since.. well.. forever it seems. Depending on friends

to toss a few homegrown tomatoes are direction (and

Cindy always did send us a few).. Lettuce & Green

Onions..

Well.. this year, decided that we ARE going to have

a garden.. just not a traditional type.. He bought one

of those upside down tomato planters things.. and I've

got 3 plants growing out the bottom of a hanging basket

on my porch..

Didn't plant any petunias or other flowers in that long

rectangular porch box this year either.. instead it will

produce lettuce, spinach & green onions for us..

set it up on something so that it will be out of

"pee reach" for the puppies!..

I'm so glad he thinks outside the box every once in

awhile..

HUGS

|)onna

I

woke to snow on the ground this morning. It was

patchy-- but there. It's a good thing we didn't plant

our garden yet. It's always so tempting to get things

planted when the warm weather hits. But it's not

unusual to still have freezing temps or snow into the

middle or last of May.

SOME spring weather, huh? lol

hugs

Sharon

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hand made product. The slight variations in

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