Re: pic - @ day picking mostly heirlooms

Aug 25, 2006 11 Replies

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> There is Irish - Italian and Russian tomatoes. They are laying on
> serving trays so you can tell the size. One is 2 lb 10 1/2 oz
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> Mel & Donnie down in Bluebird Valley In the middle of beautiful down
> town Yountsville. Managers of the water works.
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Add it to your headers. ;)

See the sky about to rain? ($1 Neil) :)

Speaking of rain, don't jinx it, man! It's been an effin' drought here. They're talking about maybe a multi-day soaker. Figures, heh. I'm trying to kill my lawn off, in order to install irrigation and resod the entire thing. Rain's gonna screw that all up. I'll take it though, for all the garden beds. =)

I hear ya man, we need it here too. It almost never falls at the perfect time, and it is always much appreciated over here, up until the flood stage..

You may need to hit it again soon if it still has foliage on it, or maybe not.

I'm slowly killing the euonymous on the side of my barn in preparation for paint this fall. Vine from hell is down and -almost- history now. I kinda let it take over though so it's my fault.

I did not see a porch window in the picture.

I haven't hit it with anything, yet. I've just been scalping it and not watering it, heh. I was going to spray it this weekend, until I saw the rain coming. Guess I'll hit it sometime this week. Should be ready to level my yard [1] and sod in October.

Did you plant the euonymous there? =P

[1]. I've two big depressions, where idiots that owned my property previously thought it would be a nice idea to plant an Ash about 6 feet off the corner of the deck (which is already fully covered), and a maple about 15 feet from the back of the deck. I'll never understand why people don't research trees, their MATURE size, and their growth habit, BEFORE they decide on a species. Taking down fully mature, healthy trees because the planter wasn't very bright, just drives me nuts.

I don't think Steveo saw the picture. =)

No but I think he saw the window when throwing a brick through it!

Yeah I got flats of it for free about ten years ago and it flourised along side my barn, the roots are huge like that of a tree now. A real pain to get rid of it.

I know what you mean, I had the same thing with a big silver maple here when I bought this place. The tree was planted in 1979 as a foundation planting!!! sheesh it was a real mess getting rid of it and repairing the damage it caused.

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