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Gardening

niyad

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5. Zoom is wonderful on so many levels, but I can see it keeping you

Reply to NewHendoLib (Reply #4)

Tue Apr 2, 2024, 12:33 AM

Apr 2024

very busy! Will look forward to your book, whenever it is ready.

Doing okay here, looking forward to our little community garden, which will be weeks yet. Our growing season is late, and short. It snowed today. Ah, well, a friend is nurturing seedlings in her greenhouse for me!

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It is time. My garden this year will be my smallest in decades. [View all] NewHendoLib Apr 2024 OP

What tomatoes are you planting? Chipper Chat Apr 2024 #1

Cherokee Purple, Cherokee Chocolate, Cherokee Green, Captain Lucky, Abraham Brown, NewHendoLib Apr 2024 #3

You are entitled to not have a huge garden. You have quite enough niyad Apr 2024 #2

Hi pal! The third will be a self publish - hopefully will be done by year's end. NewHendoLib Apr 2024 #4

Zoom is wonderful on so many levels, but I can see it keeping you niyad Apr 2024 #5

That sounds just fine! Love all the varieties you listed! woodsprite Apr 2024 #6

Getting in the kayaks isn't bad. Getting out....means tipping into the water on occasion! NewHendoLib Apr 2024 #7

There's always tomahto. C Moon Apr 2024 #8