Early Risers - Eastern Time Zone
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Hi
I managed to get to 8700 steps for the morning despite the weather being on the warm side. It was 79 to 80 degrees depending on whether You believe my Remote readout of 79.4 or the local Cable news channel display of 80 degrees
Either way it was OK until part way into the walk. I wonder if the Coffee contributes to feeling warm?
They say that today will be the hottest of the year so far
Well above the average for us. Not as bad as further south or west, still slightly under 100 degrees.
I managed to hit 10.3K steps by Bedtime yesterday, It has been a while since I managed that. I suspect I will match or exceed that today
Both my Brother and I have noticed that Sugars make us feel warmer too. Therefore The only Sugar before my Morning walk is the 1/2 Banana I eat before I leave the house. In the Winter I eat the entire thing.
Have a Really Great Weekend
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Back from Costco....Honest Roger I did not set out to shatter your last Costco trip...but...
$206. ARG. Had to renew my membership, and bought Frontline for the cats, to last for 3 months, I did get cereal for me, and 2 bottles of my Turmeric, a bottle of Aleve for the next time I make a mess of my body!!! (LOL) The Turmeric keeps my knees in check, as an anti inflammatory, but on occasion the body hiccups and I need to get it back on the program!!
Ok, off to Marietta's.... We're having afternoon Shaken Tea... nice cold refreshing BIG drinks!
Later...
You indeed shattered my latest shopping trip there and I suspect You beat my all time high too. October I need to renew, However the bill has not even arrived yet. When It does I will pay by mail to avoid the longish line at that counter.
I went cheap and bought Ibuprofen and it seems to help, I chew one along with a Asprin & a Acetaminophen right before I eat my Banana and go walking, That simple cocktail of OTC pain relievers seems to be helping as I am now Going further.
I hope You Had a Great Day
Roger
Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy again y'all. We had hoped to have dinner out tonight, but J was really worn out so we decided to stay home. J is having Noodles Eduardo, using some of the Kluski noodles made for the rest of us. Since cousin D is still here, and roommate D is home too, I made chicken Marsala for the rest of us, served over Kluski noodles with organic, steamed, lightly buttered, green beans on the side.
Opened a bottle of Tempranillo to complete the meal.
I had to Google as Kluski Noodles did not ring a bell
That sounds like A nice Dinner, Sometimes the best made plans..........parityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's sensational Saturday! Pool party again, so I need to get my baked beans going shortly. Not about to bring cousin D to that affair, way too many scantily clad men (some young enough to be of interest to her, but she's ONLY 15 and this party is always all adults) but she can do well enough for herself at our house. There is bread and plenty of sandwich fixings available, as well as chips.
We would probably have skipped it ourselves, but had already committed before the dates for her trip changed. So, on to the baked beans!
Update:
Beans are in the oven. I made a much larger "recipe" than ever before. The sauce tasted OK to me. A little bit sweet, little bit spicy, little bit tangy. Just what I was hoping for. Didn't really have time or inclination to soak that many beans so I bought and used 8 cans of beans for this time, 7 different kinds. As always, the beans are vegan.
Just curious, 7 different kinds of beans, Interesting. My Brother just soaks one kind of dried bean, OTOH he is more than a little frugal when he can save money without compromising the quality or taste.
I would have though all beans are vegan, unless You mean no meat for flavor in the baked beans.
Have a Good Party
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Roger....all beans ARE vegan, unless seasoned with meat!!!
I'm posting this before I forget... its just me, but it works..
I never pay them when its due...I don't know how you check out, I use the self serve, as its usually the quickest...and if (like mine was) your membership is up, it will ask you if you want to pay your annual now, hit yes, card charged, groceries bought...no lines to stand around in!!. IF you're going thru a checker, they will ask if you want the fee charged to your card...again, same action, they charge, ring up groceries, you go home!!
I've never had a 'late fee' or extra charge FWIW.
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Good Morning, she said at 2:30 in the afternoon! Eating my lunch and typing. Any errors, lost thoughts, etc are the salad's fault. OK?
Ed, hope you all enjoy the Pool Party... cousin probably enjoyed some down time by herself.
I had updates for my Mac, and both of my 'i' devices...No real work involved there, just time. And the clothes in the dryer finished just about when I was ready to sit down and eat....they'll get a good fluff before exiting the dryer.
I may actually get dressed later today....LOL!!! Puttering around in my midi length sleeveless nightie...very comfy... and who the heck cares!?!?
Meanwhile, I need to do at least one of the 3 remaining videos for my class...completed and passed quiz due Sunday night. I think there are 20 questions this time. 25 last quiz...
I haven't even looked to see what the next module is.....I would like an 'easy' one please!
Ms Raccoon made a stop by the porch...I think to see if I was home. There is no food out, as she could clearly see from the cat window...but she came onto porch anyhow...so we did the 'dance'....she came for the door, I pounded on the door, she ran, hesitated at the cat window ledge til I clicked the door opener, then she ran...and stopped. My turn... slid the door open, and she rounded the fence and into the woods from whence she came. Crazy animal! LOL!
Later...
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GardenKatGardens wrote: » Roger....all beans ARE vegan, unless seasoned with meat!!!
I'm posting this before I forget... its just me, but it works..
I never pay them when its due...I don't know how you check out, I use the self serve, as its usually the quickest...and if (like mine was) your membership is up, it will ask you if you want to pay your annual now, hit yes, card charged, groceries bought...no lines to stand around in!!. IF you're going thru a checker, they will ask if you want the fee charged to your card...again, same action, they charge, ring up groceries, you go home!!
I've never had a 'late fee' or extra charge FWIW.
Ok, now I'll post and start a Good Morning? post
Hi Valerie
I must be deprived in this area or maybe Yours is a test location? I have never seen a self check out except at the Acme and Home Depot.
My Thoughts on those are when You start giving me a discount I will start doing Your work as well as why deprive someone of a job.
Credit card? I do not even carry one with me unless I plan to use it, otherwise it stays safely at home. If I can not pay for it with cash it does not get bought
That eliminates a lot of higher cost impulse purchases. If I did see something I felt I needed I would have to go home and then go back and that extra time to reflect usually kills any desire for that item. When I went to CostCo I had a couple of dollars over $200 on me and I kept a running total to be sure I would be under that amount too.
I was a little surprised that I could not find Iceberg lettuce either in head form or prepared in a bag. Whats with that?
I just send them a check from the one account that I write checks on and when they clear I get a email updating what balance they think I have and telling me check for that amount cleared so I can tell if anything went astray. I also get a email for any deposits.
That lets me keep track two ways. The check register and the emails. Plus if I see any amounts showing up as cleared that I did not write a check for I will be headed there ASAP I look at that as a extra layer of security. I do not even have a Debit card for that account. They sent one and after over a year of no use I got a letter they were canceling it, No Loss to me as I planned to never use it and did not even take it to be activated and set a Pin code on.
Hi AgainGardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning, she said at 2:30 in the afternoon! Eating my lunch and typing. Any errors, lost thoughts, etc are the salad's fault. OK?
Ed, hope you all enjoy the Pool Party... cousin probably enjoyed some down time by herself.
I had updates for my Mac, and both of my 'i' devices...No real work involved there, just time. And the clothes in the dryer finished just about when I was ready to sit down and eat....they'll get a good fluff before exiting the dryer.
I may actually get dressed later today....LOL!!! Puttering around in my midi length sleeveless nightie...very comfy... and who the heck cares!?!?
Meanwhile, I need to do at least one of the 3 remaining videos for my class...completed and passed quiz due Sunday night. I think there are 20 questions this time. 25 last quiz...
I haven't even looked to see what the next module is.....I would like an 'easy' one please!
Ms Raccoon made a stop by the porch...I think to see if I was home. There is no food out, as she could clearly see from the cat window...but she came onto porch anyhow...so we did the 'dance'....she came for the door, I pounded on the door, she ran, hesitated at the cat window ledge til I clicked the door opener, then she ran...and stopped. My turn... slid the door open, and she rounded the fence and into the woods from whence she came. Crazy animal! LOL!
Later...
Your Racoon is just looking for free easy food
Come to think of it I did get an update for iTunes when I started it earlier this week, It did not have an update for the iPod of course. After All it is not as if the iPod can even get on the internet
I also did have a Norton Security Update that required I restart the computer. My Crazy brother said I just shut it down when I was done with it and I did not restart it yet. SO I patiently explained that works as the restart it wanted.
I did have to shut down the one I do a lot of my forums work on as I usually just Hibernate it for speed and ease of being able to leave things open and resume where I left off when I apply the power again. I have my computer set to power on automatically when the power returns and when I suspend that one or power down this one which never has hibernated successfully I flip the power strip off and then when I want the computer I turn the power strip on which applies power to the computer, printer and external drives.
Have a Nice Cool Evening
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Roger, the self check lines are much quicker to go thru, as the peeps with huge, over flowing buggies or the flat carts go thru the checker lines. And they keep a 'roving' helper there who can scan with his remote the heavy things, or correct any problems you might incur....
As for using my debit card to pay my annual while checking out....I get a print out for the purchases.
We do a lot of things down here, like pump our own gas, ring our own purchases at most supermarkets, (even Walmart), and Home Depot, etc.
I got 50 drops rain today...and forgot to tell you I found a penny on the Costco parking lot. I picked it up....it was HOT! Played Hot Potato between my two hands for a bit!!!
Just watched a vid on fb of a guy who rigged a 'smart phone alias' to taze if someone tried to use it, as well as it had the ability to taze remote. He'd set it down and walk off, or pretend to be passed out on a park bench, etc all with the phone in clear sight. It really was funny....sad that people seem to think they can just pick up anybody's stuff. I think the funniest one, was a couple, he picked up the phone, they walked a fairly short distance away to some picnic tables...and the phone owner came by, said he was looking for his phone, had they seen anyone pick up his phone...NOPE!.........> Taze..>..end of story!!!
Have a good evening....hope its not too hot in Jersey! My 50 drops lowered the temp here to the mid 70's.
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Howdy y'all. It's scintillating Sunday! I have to open today as my regular weekend opener wanted a day off. I'm just dong 4 hours though and having someone else come in earlier. Then later in the week, I can drop the extra 4 hours.
The pool party got some light rain over part of it but it was still a good one. Most of the baked beans were consumed, so I guess I've found the mark on that. The beans included: black beans, canellini beans, great northern beans, red beans, pinto beans, chili beans (OK, those might have been the same kind as one of the others...), and vegetarian beans with tomato sauce. My mother usually made baked beans starting with pork and beans, and only pork and beans. The vegetarian beans with tomato sauce are pretty much the same, jus without the pork.
Supposed to be 95 today with the usual chance of rain.
Off to the rat mines!
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Good Morning!
Ed, you really surprised me with your early, early post!! Glad the pool party went well...I got my usual 50 drops, and hoped that where ever the party was, that was all they got too!!
Not sure what I'm going to get into today. I SHOULD do several things...and you know how I feel about 'shoulding' on myself! But, I just may.
I woke a bit before 5...maybe Ed slammed the door on his way out for work?, and I heard it all these miles away? Whatever....first time I've been up when its still dark outside in quite awhile. Even the cats are still asleep! hmmmm.
My DS1 and family are at Hilton Head this week....color me jealous! Not really. They sleep late, drag a months worth of 'stuff' to the beach, sit in the hot sun all afternoon, and then stay up late. I'd be fried, tired, and bored and crabby. I love the beach...at sunrise. So quite, and peaceful. And full of wild life. One year I almost got mowed down by a pair of low flying pelicans who were flying about shoulder height, together...I wasn't aware of them til they split and one flew on each side of me, so close I could feel the breeze from their wings. Scared the should outta me!!!! Goofy birds. If birds can laugh, you can bet they were just howling! Ok, so that experience wasn't very 'peaceful' for a few seconds anyhow!
Weird breakfast gonna happen today. I have 2.5 left over falafels and some sauce, so heating them up, steaming some broccoli, and finishing it all with pineapple chunks. I love to ripen a pineapple at home, but eating only 6 ounces once or twice a day....takes forever to use it all up!
No doubt Roger you're out walking. It bothers me just a bit that you have to take 3 pain killing NSAIDS before your walk. Did nothing come of the x-rays? Do you know someone who uses a Chiro they'd recommend? (believe it or not, Medicare pays for Chiro visits!) Or, there are D.O.'s..as opposed to MD's, who specialize in chiropractic. I had a D.O. in Jersey that I loved! He was primarily a pedi, but he also helped me out a time or three. He was one of the things I have missed about Jersey. And, here, years ago I got my back in terrible shape, and went to a Doc in a Box for pain meds. He clued me into the D.O's that specialize in Osteo.
Finished my 3rd week of Vital Signs last night. Yea! No staying up late watching vid's and taking quizzes! Last week was Blood Pressure, and coming up is Metabolism. This could be interesting! And its a short unit too. Like only 40 minutes of vid's and 4 quizzes. and then, 2 weeks and I'll be hunting for a new course to study.
Later...
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Hi
For those of You with a Shoprite nearby the Circular that starts today and runs through Saturday had some Super Coupons in it. Example with a $25 dollar purchase, Butter at 2 for $3, 5 pound bag of Potatoes for $1, SR Brand canned Chicken or Solid White Tuna as a Buy 10 and pay 77 cents per can any over 10 will be $1 each, a Good price and Chicken legs and Thighs for $0.29 a pound. It doesn't get cheaper. As always with their Circular You also need their key tag.
I managed to be at 10.1K steps by bedtime yesterday. So far today I am at 7900 steps, I would have gone further except for my Grocery Store stop where I picked up a refrigerated food that I wanted to get in the Refrigerator despite that I wrapped in in a hand towel. I also Picked up two green pears, Five Bananas, a Apple, and a Nectarine to bring my on hand fruit in balance with the Banana quantity. I eat an apple a day at lunch, Keeps the Doctor Away The other fruit joins orange I had and the Apples I had on hand.
Today the weather was 74 degrees out the door at 6:20, a bit more humid so more less the morning felt the same as yesterday. Later today the Humidity is supposed to arrive and go high along with a forecast temperature of 97 for Monday. Saturday highs were in the 97 to 98 degree range here in NJ.
Have a Nice Sunday
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Tonight we will be watching a old episode of Hee Haw on RFD-TV. Tonight's show is Hee Haw with Loretta Lynn, Ernest Ray, Sons of the Pioneers. Season #8, Ep. 21
We also watch the Tractor Pulls and some of their other programming. My Brother watches this. US Farm Report Season #2016, Ep. 30 U.S. Farm Report provides America with a compelling mix of news, weather, markets and country lifestyle stories.
Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Roger, the self check lines are much quicker to go thru, as the peeps with huge, over flowing buggies or the flat carts go thru the checker lines. And they keep a 'roving' helper there who can scan with his remote the heavy things, or correct any problems you might incur....
As for using my debit card to pay my annual while checking out....I get a print out for the purchases.
We do a lot of things down here, like pump our own gas, ring our own purchases at most supermarkets, (even Walmart), and Home Depot, etc.
I got 50 drops rain today...and forgot to tell you I found a penny on the Costco parking lot. I picked it up....it was HOT! Played Hot Potato between my two hands for a bit!!!
Just watched a vid on fb of a guy who rigged a 'smart phone alias' to taze if someone tried to use it, as well as it had the ability to taze remote. He'd set it down and walk off, or pretend to be passed out on a park bench, etc all with the phone in clear sight. It really was funny....sad that people seem to think they can just pick up anybody's stuff. I think the funniest one, was a couple, he picked up the phone, they walked a fairly short distance away to some picnic tables...and the phone owner came by, said he was looking for his phone, had they seen anyone pick up his phone...NOPE!.........> Taze..>..end of story!!!
Have a good evening....hope its not too hot in Jersey! My 50 drops lowered the temp here to the mid 70's.
Later...
I hope you did not get flooded out with all the rain
I Only use a Credit card for purchases if I use one at all. A credit card has better fraud protection for the user than a Debit card FWIW.
It may have been only a penny but as a wise man once said a penny saved is a penny earned.
I know what You mean, There is no respect for others anymore. The news showed how easy it is to steal a smartphone too. The owner was eating a sandwich at a table with the phone laying their. The crooks walked past and came back with their hands full of circulars, set them down on the phone, gave the phones owner one one and when they picked up the other circulars they picked up the phone too. This was all seen on surveillance footage, the poor guy was looking all over for that phone when he finished eating.
I do wonder who buys the hot phones and how do they use them. According to the news clip 2 million a year are stolen. They also showed snatch and grabs of phones from people walking.
Hi AgainGardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning!
Ed, you really surprised me with your early, early post!! Glad the pool party went well...I got my usual 50 drops, and hoped that where ever the party was, that was all they got too!!
Not sure what I'm going to get into today. I SHOULD do several things...and you know how I feel about 'shoulding' on myself! But, I just may.
I woke a bit before 5...maybe Ed slammed the door on his way out for work?, and I heard it all these miles away? Whatever....first time I've been up when its still dark outside in quite awhile. Even the cats are still asleep! hmmmm.
My DS1 and family are at Hilton Head this week....color me jealous! Not really. They sleep late, drag a months worth of 'stuff' to the beach, sit in the hot sun all afternoon, and then stay up late. I'd be fried, tired, and bored and crabby. I love the beach...at sunrise. So quite, and peaceful. And full of wild life. One year I almost got mowed down by a pair of low flying pelicans who were flying about shoulder height, together...I wasn't aware of them til they split and one flew on each side of me, so close I could feel the breeze from their wings. Scared the should outta me!!!! Goofy birds. If birds can laugh, you can bet they were just howling! Ok, so that experience wasn't very 'peaceful' for a few seconds anyhow!
Weird breakfast gonna happen today. I have 2.5 left over falafels and some sauce, so heating them up, steaming some broccoli, and finishing it all with pineapple chunks. I love to ripen a pineapple at home, but eating only 6 ounces once or twice a day....takes forever to use it all up!
No doubt Roger you're out walking. It bothers me just a bit that you have to take 3 pain killing NSAIDS before your walk. Did nothing come of the x-rays? Do you know someone who uses a Chiro they'd recommend? (believe it or not, Medicare pays for Chiro visits!) Or, there are D.O.'s..as opposed to MD's, who specialize in chiropractic. I had a D.O. in Jersey that I loved! He was primarily a pedi, but he also helped me out a time or three. He was one of the things I have missed about Jersey. And, here, years ago I got my back in terrible shape, and went to a Doc in a Box for pain meds. He clued me into the D.O's that specialize in Osteo.
Finished my 3rd week of Vital Signs last night. Yea! No staying up late watching vid's and taking quizzes! Last week was Blood Pressure, and coming up is Metabolism. This could be interesting! And its a short unit too. Like only 40 minutes of vid's and 4 quizzes. and then, 2 weeks and I'll be hunting for a new course to study.
Later...
You will have to explain further what D.O.'s..as opposed to MD's are as I have no clue.
BTW, the earliest Appointment to see if the x-ray showed anything is this upcoming Thursday
I worry about them too, that is why I make sure to eat a Banana right afterwards to prevent stomach problems.
I was down at Disney World one year when I Seagull AKA Flying Rat, Bombed my shoulder with droppings, I swear that had to be deliberate.
At least Your Pelicans missed You.
I like it early before the heat of the day in the summer too. In the Winter I do wait for the day to warm up before walking.
Have a Nice Relaxing Day
Roger
Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's scintillating Sunday! I have to open today as my regular weekend opener wanted a day off. I'm just dong 4 hours though and having someone else come in earlier. Then later in the week, I can drop the extra 4 hours.
The pool party got some light rain over part of it but it was still a good one. Most of the baked beans were consumed, so I guess I've found the mark on that. The beans included: black beans, canellini beans, great northern beans, red beans, pinto beans, chili beans (OK, those might have been the same kind as one of the others...), and vegetarian beans with tomato sauce. My mother usually made baked beans starting with pork and beans, and only pork and beans. The vegetarian beans with tomato sauce are pretty much the same, jus without the pork.
Supposed to be 95 today with the usual chance of rain.
I'm sorry to hear that You had to work.
My brother puts lots of Thick Cut bacon in the ones he makes, only one kind of bean however. Usually he uses bacon he picks up out in the Pennsylvania Dutch Area. Dietrich's Meat market
http://www.dietrichsmeats.com/
Their Shoofly Pie is pretty tasty too.
Today, more than fifty years after beginning to tend that small table at Renninger's Farmers Market, Dietrich's is known far and wide as the place to buy delicious Pennsylvania Dutch specialties,as well as those hard-to-find favorites that we have all come to love.
They do their own smoking too.
Congratulations on a successful dish
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Back and about to join Lilo for an after work nap.
Usually even when I make baked beans from soaking the beans, I mix them up and put several kinds in there. I think it just gives a nice, varied appearance to the dish and with all the spices in the sauce that get cooked into the beans, I don't know how much of the individual flavors come through from the beans anyway. I do put in plenty of chopped onion and bell pepper, some minced garlic or garlic powder, some chopped jalapeño, a good splash of apple cider vinegar, a few blobs of brown sugar, some tomato sauce or catchup/catsup, ketchup...however one wants to spell that, some hot sauce (I use sriracha), and some ground ginger and black pepper. Salt, of course, if made from beans that weren't canned. If using canned beans it doesn't generally need any salt, unless, of course, most of the canned beans were "no salt added" canned beans.
OK. I hear the bed calling me...
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Roger,
And I copy....googled Md vs DO
"In the United States, physicians (medical doctors) who practice medicine hold either the Doctor of Medicine degree (MD) or the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree (DO). Other than DO medical students learning osteopathic manipulative medicine, the medical training for MDs and DOs is virtually indistinguishable.
Comparison of MD and DO in the United States - Wikipedia, the free ...
https://en.wikipedia.org/.../Comparison_of_MD_and_DO_in_the_United_Stat...Wikipedia
Lets see what your x-rays show... then you'll know where to go next, hopefully.
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Howdy y'all. It's marvelous Monday! High 94, 20% chance. Normal summer day here...
Did manage to get all the laundry taken care of yesterday.
Off to the salt races!
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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Hi
I'm at 7982 steps currently, Yesterday when I checked before retiring I was over 10K steps, 10,003 to be exact
The weather today is predicted to be the highest Humidity of the heat wave. It was 80 degrees at 6AM There is a forecast for Thunderstorms around the state later in the afternoon. South of me in the Trenton / South Jersey the weather report was showing rain at 6AM too, They said mainly south of I-195. When I left the sky was dark and threatening looking by the time I returned home it was clearing and the sun was breaking through and it was feeling uncomfortable and the breeze had died. When I left out the door at 6:25 despite the temperature and humidity it was comfortable with a nice cooling breeze.
A simple I hope question. Does anybody know what the flower in the picture is? You can get a idea of scale by looking at the Electric meter I left in the picture at the top.
In a humorous vein as well as it is so true.
Have a Good upcoming week
Roger
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parityanimal wrote: »Back and about to join Lilo for an after work nap.
Usually even when I make baked beans from soaking the beans, I mix them up and put several kinds in there. I think it just gives a nice, varied appearance to the dish and with all the spices in the sauce that get cooked into the beans, I don't know how much of the individual flavors come through from the beans anyway. I do put in plenty of chopped onion and bell pepper, some minced garlic or garlic powder, some chopped jalapeño, a good splash of apple cider vinegar, a few blobs of brown sugar, some tomato sauce or catchup/catsup, ketchup...however one wants to spell that, some hot sauce (I use sriracha), and some ground ginger and black pepper. Salt, of course, if made from beans that weren't canned. If using canned beans it doesn't generally need any salt, unless, of course, most of the canned beans were "no salt added" canned beans.
OK. I hear the bed calling me...
Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's marvelous Monday! High 94, 20% chance. Normal summer day here...
Did manage to get all the laundry taken care of yesterday.
I was wondering if all those canned beans would make it salty
Normal Summer day forecast here too, now that the Humidity is up.
Have a Good Day Working
Roger
Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Roger,
And I copy....googled Md vs DO
"In the United States, physicians (medical doctors) who practice medicine hold either the Doctor of Medicine degree (MD) or the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree (DO). Other than DO medical students learning osteopathic manipulative medicine, the medical training for MDs and DOs is virtually indistinguishable.
Comparison of MD and DO in the United States - Wikipedia, the free ...
https://en.wikipedia.org/.../Comparison_of_MD_and_DO_in_the_United_Stat...Wikipedia
Lets see what your x-rays show... then you'll know where to go next, hopefully.
I am awaiting Thursdays report, I should also get a report on the blood work too.
Thank You for the explanation
Roger
BTW My brother asked me what happened to the Sunflowers? I said huh? It seems that one is knocked over against the middle one of the three and the the other end one is broken and bent over at 1/2 way up the stem
Even worse to me of course is that yesterday we noticed that one of the Raspberry plants that was growing great is suddenly all wilted looking and I have no clue why. The same as happened last year one of the Zucchini plants is in a state of collapse. I suspect a Borer in the stem causes that.
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Update: I was out back looking at the Sunflowers and My Brother & I disagree, I said Deer and he thinks Squirrel
On one the entire flower is gone and on the middle one all the petals have been eaten off of it and the Other end one that is broken over has a lot of petals eaten off of it too. The Blooms that are left have also been eaten into the Seed area.0 -
Zucchini is a squash, and it indeed has a borer. Moth deposits eggs in stem...they hatch and the borer literally grows til it strangles the plant from the inside out.
I would dig up that raspberry and have a really good look at the roots. Could be something eating them, or a hole when planting was in the root zone, and its not getting water, I don't know if raspberries are subject to nematodes, I do know tomatoes are! If the roots look alive, but have random swollen blobs on them, it may very well be nematodes. They are tiny, you cn'at see them without a microscope...little wormy thing....and you need to get that plant GONE, like off your property. Then I'd dig up a goodly amount of the surrounding dirt, and get rid of that too. You can maybe get away with planting there again, or maybe not...if 'not' the same thing will happen to the bush you plant next spring...in that case..3 years before you can plant another raspberry there....or at least that is the deal with tomatoes...which is why the encourage gardeners to rotate crops in the garden...
The pix.... the pinky purple with the darker purple center is definitely Althea (Hibiscus syriacus), also known as Rose of Sharon, is a hardy hibiscus shrub that grows in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 5 through 8. I can't really make out the leaves, but I suspect the white one is also Althea but not positive. Is this in your yard? If yes, I have some ideas, if its what you see on your walk...enjoy the flowers, don't get tooo close they seem to attract wasps!
That's all the gardener knows,....oh, no its not! If you're still in question about the raspberry plant, you can always take it to your COUNTY EXTENSION office. Those people get PAID by the state to help you with your lawn and gardens, and lots more. You should be able to find them in a google search...I started to type in the phone book....but we don't have those anymore do we? I know I haven't gotten one in years. Part of my Master Gardener class was after graduating you had to give back 40 hours service. There were lots and lots of places to pick from...I chose to be in the summer months in the air conditioning...so I worked the phones, and answered questions when folks called in.. It was kinda fun...and we got questions like yours about the raspberry all the time...and people would walk in with bugs in baggies, sod chunks, all sorts of stuff for us to I.D.....some of which we sent to the state lab cuz we didn't now either! (and we had 6 sets of eyes in the building most of the time)...
Now, I'm sure that is all this old gardener knows!
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I got out this morning and got the weeds mowed....trimming still needs to be done. And its time to prune back the hydrangeas, the Burfordii Holly, and my one remaining Knock Out Rose. I think I have 'the virus'...these were billed as disease resistant, and really are great rose bushes for folks like me that don't want to be a slave to Tea Roses....and they have been planted I'd guess by the millions....and now, we have a virus. Kinda like the Red Tip Photinia that hit Atlanta in the 80's as a fast growing spring blooming shrub....it to got pretty much wiped out by a virus. Oh, well. Now to decide what I want to plant there, as there were 3, and each year another one dies. So, the seemingly thriving one, may bite the dust next summer.
Need to go tackle laundry. Have a 'light' load to do...and I think that and 'school' may be the bulk of my day. Oh, I'd better show up at the gym....they called last week!
And I need some tomatoes from the grocery next door, and a couple banana's, etc.
Ed, hope you are able to get home before its too god awful hot. Yes, it definitely is typical summer, just hotter that normal. Today is day 45 of 90+ temps. Normal this date is 37. So, by my reckoning ole Ma Nature owe us a week's worth of temps in the 80's!!!! LOL! (I'm sure not gonna go tell her! I'm sure I'd get struck by lightening!)
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Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Zucchini is a squash, and it indeed has a borer. Moth deposits eggs in stem...they hatch and the borer literally grows til it strangles the plant from the inside out.
I would dig up that raspberry and have a really good look at the roots. Could be something eating them, or a hole when planting was in the root zone, and its not getting water, I don't know if raspberries are subject to nematodes, I do know tomatoes are! If the roots look alive, but have random swollen blobs on them, it may very well be nematodes. They are tiny, you cn'at see them without a microscope...little wormy thing....and you need to get that plant GONE, like off your property. Then I'd dig up a goodly amount of the surrounding dirt, and get rid of that too. You can maybe get away with planting there again, or maybe not...if 'not' the same thing will happen to the bush you plant next spring...in that case..3 years before you can plant another raspberry there....or at least that is the deal with tomatoes...which is why the encourage gardeners to rotate crops in the garden...
The pix.... the pinky purple with the darker purple center is definitely Althea (Hibiscus syriacus), also known as Rose of Sharon, is a hardy hibiscus shrub that grows in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 5 through 8. I can't really make out the leaves, but I suspect the white one is also Althea but not positive. Is this in your yard? If yes, I have some ideas, if its what you see on your walk...enjoy the flowers, don't get tooo close they seem to attract wasps!
That's all the gardener knows,....oh, no its not! If you're still in question about the raspberry plant, you can always take it to your COUNTY EXTENSION office. Those people get PAID by the state to help you with your lawn and gardens, and lots more. You should be able to find them in a google search...I started to type in the phone book....but we don't have those anymore do we? I know I haven't gotten one in years. Part of my Master Gardener class was after graduating you had to give back 40 hours service. There were lots and lots of places to pick from...I chose to be in the summer months in the air conditioning...so I worked the phones, and answered questions when folks called in.. It was kinda fun...and we got questions like yours about the raspberry all the time...and people would walk in with bugs in baggies, sod chunks, all sorts of stuff for us to I.D.....some of which we sent to the state lab cuz we didn't now either! (and we had 6 sets of eyes in the building most of the time)...
Now, I'm sure that is all this old gardener knows!
FWIW I have Rose of Sharon in the back yard and the flowers are not nearly as large as those I photo'd on my walk. plus the Rose of Sharons I see are much larger. I agree the purple colored one looks like a giant Rose of Sharon. I would not feel comfortable walking up someones driveway to get a close look, especially between 6 & 7AM
I believe the Zuke has a borer too, My brother is not convinced. Maybe once it is completely gone I can get him to cut the stem open and look.
I was thinking of giving the Raspberry a couple of more days of intensive watering as that happened overnight and it is possible that the drip hose is not watering it. We had one of the Three Sunflowers that collapsed like that overnight and then perked back up with intensive watering and was in bloom until the critter ate the entire blossom off of it. I just suspect that Nematodes would be a slower more gradual collapse of the plant. After something ate off the young Sunflowers and then The blooms off the few that survived last year I was not going to plant any. I am not into growing food for unseen critters My Brother thought they would be safe in the back Yard vs last years front yard.
Thank You
Roger
Hi AgainGardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning..
I got out this morning and got the weeds mowed....trimming still needs to be done. And its time to prune back the hydrangeas, the Burfordii Holly, and my one remaining Knock Out Rose. I think I have 'the virus'...these were billed as disease resistant, and really are great rose bushes for folks like me that don't want to be a slave to Tea Roses....and they have been planted I'd guess by the millions....and now, we have a virus. Kinda like the Red Tip Photinia that hit Atlanta in the 80's as a fast growing spring blooming shrub....it to got pretty much wiped out by a virus. Oh, well. Now to decide what I want to plant there, as there were 3, and each year another one dies. So, the seemingly thriving one, may bite the dust next summer.
Need to go tackle laundry. Have a 'light' load to do...and I think that and 'school' may be the bulk of my day. Oh, I'd better show up at the gym....they called last week!
And I need some tomatoes from the grocery next door, and a couple banana's, etc.
Ed, hope you are able to get home before its too god awful hot. Yes, it definitely is typical summer, just hotter that normal. Today is day 45 of 90+ temps. Normal this date is 37. So, by my reckoning ole Ma Nature owe us a week's worth of temps in the 80's!!!! LOL! (I'm sure not gonna go tell her! I'm sure I'd get struck by lightening!)
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I thing something is affecting the one Rose Bush as it has black spots on many of the leaves, the other one which is a small flower that blooms in clusters is OK.
Currently we have no need to buy Tomatoes as the plants are finally producing ripe tomatoes. Red and Yellow Cherry which I like and large types and some really big plum tomatoes for my brother.
At present lots of zucchini, 5 from this mornings picking off of the remaining healthy looking ones. My Brother has been giving some away and a eggplant too. Right now counting todays picked eggplant there are three on the counter. Lots of onions as the ones that got bent over slowly died off so he pulled them up. Three different ones, large white, Yellow and Red onions.
We are in the midst of a heat wave here, it is shorter than You get. This one will most likely be 7 or 8 days long.
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Howdy again y'all. Met the new guy today. He's excited about working! I think it's his first job...and I'm so sorry that he's starting at Kroger in a fuel center. I'm trying to make it as easy as possible, but this is not the easiest job in the world. I didn't do any of his training today, but I met him coming in as I was going out. I left him in the capable hands of my BEST PERSON. She'll do an evening training with him too, and then on Friday I'll do an "opening" training for him and clarify the closing items as well. Seems like a nice young man. If I wanted to stereotype, I'd say he'll be a hard worker, being Asian, but I would never stereotype...
Got some succotash going on the stove that's BEEN going for hours though the packages of fresh Lima bean from my CSA box said to cook 40 minutes or "until tender" and I suspect their definition of tender doesn't match mine...as my definition of tender for beans means soft, not crunchy at all...not MUSH, but not crunchy...I'm also making some fried potatoes for J and family, which now also includes my mother in law, who arrived yesterday. If people want more protein than the beans and corn in the succotash provide, J has some tofu fried rice leftover in the fridge too.Hi
A simple I hope question. Does anybody know what the flower in the picture is? You can get a idea of scale by looking at the Electric meter I left in the picture at the top.
Have a Good upcoming week
Roger
Back later, I want to get the other computer started converting a video capture.
Looks like hibiscus to me.
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Agree Ed...it is some kind of hibiscus...of which there are probably about 4 dozen different varieties. Just not sure if they've come up with a rose of sharon alba! And no Roger, I would suggest you stay on the sidewalk when taking pictures. I has a little Asian lady chase me away because I thought she had the most beautiful camillia, and I was standing IN THE STREET taking pix. Go figure.
Roger, I suspect deer on the sunflowers. I don't think the squirrel would be chomping the petals, if there was anything else around to eat. Deer on the other hand would think the petals were delicious! You've got deer, and I've got raccoons. (though I haven't seen them since the mean ole vacuum threatened them last week! Maybe, just maybe........
Zucchini. Mind you I haven't done this myself, but I understand that the stem can be slit lengthwise with a clean razor blade, and the worm extracted, and the stem wrapped with tape.... then you could prove to your brother it was a borer.
Good idea about the raspberry.
Black spot is a common issue down here because of our long hot very humid summers. Its a virus, lives in the ground and leaf litter under the bush, then rain splashes it up on the rose bush next year...neat trick, huh? Damn smart virus. There are sprays for black spot. It looks ugly, and can, can kill a bush, but mine didn't have black spot, or anything else that I could see. And we do have a virus going around killing our Knock Out Roses.....maybe..maybe not.
See you guys in the morning...
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Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! Hot again today, with no (supposedly) chance for rain.
Off to the salt races!
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Tuesday is terrific...its the day I clean out all the left overs in the refrigerator, and plan for all the great food I'm going to buy, and what I will do with it! (its also the day I catch up the list of 'to-dos' that I didn't do! hmmmmmmm.
Summer is really upon us.... I do feels sorry for all the little creatures that are living inside a fur coat. That has to be totally miserable!
Roger, hope you're having a great walk.
I'm going to turn the news off now, and get on with my day. If all this political stuff wasn't so amusing I'd quit watching news altogether. But, then I wouldn't know that this was day # 46 of over 90 degrees, so how would I know how miserable I'm supposed to be???? LOL!
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Shortly after I posted here in the afternoon we lost power, It came back and I microwaved my Veges and Dinner Entree, Moments after the MW beeped the power went out for another 2 hours The skys opened up and the wind blew pretty good. The power did not go off until after the rain was nearly finished.
I got out walking around the usual time 8,100+ steps, The outside temperature was better than Yesterday at 74 degrees. Multitudinous small branches down all over, One bigger branch that blocked the sidewalk on the inbound leg of my walk. I heard from another walker I talked to that a nearby street had lots of tree damage too.
If You refer back to the flower picture I was asking about previously shown here with a electric meter for size reference.
and for comparison a picture showing a Rose of Sharon against a fence for a size comparison
and
Have a Nice Tuesday
Roger
Hi ValerieGardenKatGardens wrote: »Agree Ed...it is some kind of hibiscus...of which there are probably about 4 dozen different varieties. Just not sure if they've come up with a rose of sharon alba! And no Roger, I would suggest you stay on the sidewalk when taking pictures. I has a little Asian lady chase me away because I thought she had the most beautiful camillia, and I was standing IN THE STREET taking pix. Go figure.
Roger, I suspect deer on the sunflowers. I don't think the squirrel would be chomping the petals, if there was anything else around to eat. Deer on the other hand would think the petals were delicious! You've got deer, and I've got raccoons. (though I haven't seen them since the mean ole vacuum threatened them last week! Maybe, just maybe........
Zucchini. Mind you I haven't done this myself, but I understand that the stem can be slit lengthwise with a clean razor blade, and the worm extracted, and the stem wrapped with tape.... then you could prove to your brother it was a borer.
Good idea about the raspberry.
Black spot is a common issue down here because of our long hot very humid summers. Its a virus, lives in the ground and leaf litter under the bush, then rain splashes it up on the rose bush next year...neat trick, huh? Damn smart virus. There are sprays for black spot. It looks ugly, and can, can kill a bush, but mine didn't have black spot, or anything else that I could see. And we do have a virus going around killing our Knock Out Roses.....maybe..maybe not.
See you guys in the morning...
I have to agree that it is some sort of Hibiscus as it turns out so is the Rose Of Sharon
I had heard that about slicing the stems before. I suggested it to my brother, He Decided to feed the two plants, One from earlier and a new one looking wilted yesterday. Since he plants them and is the one eats them, Sliced into his salad
I should take a leaf off of the Rose bush to the local garden center and get a spray for it. Hopefully it does not spread to the other one too.
I looked out my Living room window one morning this spring and their was a Asian looking woman taking pictures of the Bleeding Heart, I talked to her and her comment was nice flower.GardenKatGardens wrote: »Tuesday is terrific...its the day I clean out all the left overs in the refrigerator, and plan for all the great food I'm going to buy, and what I will do with it! (its also the day I catch up the list of 'to-dos' that I didn't do! hmmmmmmm.
Summer is really upon us.... I do feels sorry for all the little creatures that are living inside a fur coat. That has to be totally miserable!
Roger, hope you're having a great walk.
I'm going to turn the news off now, and get on with my day. If all this political stuff wasn't so amusing I'd quit watching news altogether. But, then I wouldn't know that this was day # 46 of over 90 degrees, so how would I know how miserable I'm supposed to be???? LOL!
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Hi Again
I'll be taking inventory later today to see what I need to buy at the Grocery Store when walking tomorrow which is 10% off Senior Day.
Bananas for sure, Probably Apples, Green Pears and oranges. I think I will be down to one Red Delicious Apple, No Pears or Oranges. I eat three fruits a day and I want them all to be different from each other. The only constant is the Banana as the daily addition of one has kept me leg cramp free for well over a year, Whee!
Have You seem how poorly Hilary looks sometimes and I suspect they try and show her with flattering angles too. I watched her climb a few steps recently for a rally and she needed the railing and still was not that fast or smooth looking. I wonder if she has lingering issues from her fall a while back.
I have to agree watching the news coverage can be humorous. I had not thought about the news giving the weather to let You know you should be miserable
Have a Nice Day
Roger
Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's terrific Tuesday! Hot again today, with no (supposedly) chance for rain.
If You had rain like I had yesterday You don't need more
Stay Cool & Dry
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Some Humor
Roger
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Good Morning!
Laundry started ✓, Breakfast cooked and devoured ✓,kitchen a mess✓,clothes need folding✓! BUT! This is more fun!
I think I mentioned there are dozens upon dozens of hibiscus varieties... One of my fav's that we have in the south is a perennial. It blooms every summer, with blooms as big as an 8 inch dinner plate. I've seen a variety of colors. One of my gym members had them in his yard, and every summer he would surprise me with a big perfect red one. Made me happy!
Years and years ago, my son spotted some of them in an office park landscape, and called me just raving! So much so, that I drove over to see what he heck he was raving about!!! Hibiscus!
Roger, take a clipping to the garden center...you'll get a better diagnosis. Also, the folks at your garden center may, or may not have a lot of plant disease knowledge. Their job is to sell you something. Which is why I suggested the county extension office. They have no leverage in the game, except service. I also distinctly remember in class them saying there are 3 types of spray that fight the black spot virus, with the suggestion that if you use only one kind the virus will mutate, and be back again next year, and not respond to the spray....that said I do NOT remember what the 3 were. They would have different chemicals in them, that I know for sure. The best you can do right now, is to get a black spot spray, and hope the virus doesn't defoliate your rose bushes....then this fall, without fail, remove every bit of the mulch around them after they drop their leaves for the fall. AND put down new, clean mulch. Get rid of that old mulch.....it has the virus spores in it, and black spot can reek havoc with many plants, not just roses, some of which you have in your garden, and you do not want to spread the vile stuff. THEN with mulch bagged and on the way to the landfill, put down a nice deep layer of NEW mulch. Then when it rains, the rain will not splash the virus up on your plant in the spring, yielding black spot, round two!!! It does spread rose bush to rose bush...partly from human fingers picking off leaves, and then touching the other non-infected bushes, same for garden tools. Dip clippers etc in either rubbing alcohol, or a bleach solution.
I loved the pedal car!!!! That is one hot car! (can you see I love sports cars?). I'd drive a Lamborghini if I had the money! Not overly impressed with the 'sporty' Tesla, though I love the brand... and the concept. Not financially suited to own a Tesla either....drats!!
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Howdy y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! Today is tag day, which is always fun. I do need to see if I can save a few though that are non-critical, so I can show new guy how to do tags on Friday when we open together.
92 for today's predicted high, with 20% chance of rain. Back to fairly normal...
Off to the salt races!
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A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
All mushrooms are edible. Some, only once...
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I am currently at 8,343 steps + One cent for the morning. Yesterday I reached 10,3xx steps total for the day. The weather this morning was slightly warmer than yesterday and it does not feel a if the predicted humidity drop has happened yet.
I stopped and mailed three bill payments and at the Grocery Store. Today I Picked up nicely green Bananas to use once I use up the one left in the refrigerator. If they had been less green I would have only picked up one of the loose ones. I also bought two varieties of Apple, Bartlet Pears, a head of Lettuce, All safely in the refrigerator except for the Bananas. I stocked up today as it is 10% Senior Discount Day All that stuff made the Backpack a little heavy but being a frugal type I take advantage of discounts
My brother is a somewhat unhappy as he chased a rabbit all over the yard until I got away. He Caught it nipping off his Dill plants. Leaving a short stub sticking up.
Have a Really Great Wednesday
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Good Morning! Sunny already, not necessarily a good thing! Meaning its gonna get hot quicker!
Lentils cooked and ready to pop into the refrigerator for my salad protein at lunch. Nearly finished my breakfast...a tofu scramble with peppers, onion and mushroom and Kale...just kale and peas to finish. Takes forever for me to chew kale.
Need to finish off my shopping list and get out the door. Will be in several stores, and anxious to get it all done. DS1 is on vacation, so there will not be a phone call today. (meaning I can nap if I want) But before that nap, I hope to make a pot of quinoa. Only takes a few minutes and it sounds good again. When I first discovered that seed, I ate it way to often, til I just couldn't eat another bite, no matter How Good it was for me!!
Ed hope your outside tagging is already done, except what you're saving for the new guy's training. Its decently comfy right now.
Has all of your company gone home? Back to cooking for 2-3 again I hope? I used to not mind cooking for a crowd, but now its a hassle. (so that explains my comment)
Roger no doubt home from his walk, and having he breakfast...maybe counting his found coins? Or looking thru his pictures, or looking for funny cartoons to make us laugh!
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GardenKatGardens wrote: »Good Morning!
Laundry started ✓, Breakfast cooked and devoured ✓,kitchen a mess✓,clothes need folding✓! BUT! This is more fun!
I think I mentioned there are dozens upon dozens of hibiscus varieties... One of my fav's that we have in the south is a perennial. It blooms every summer, with blooms as big as an 8 inch dinner plate. I've seen a variety of colors. One of my gym members had them in his yard, and every summer he would surprise me with a big perfect red one. Made me happy!
Years and years ago, my son spotted some of them in an office park landscape, and called me just raving! So much so, that I drove over to see what he heck he was raving about!!! Hibiscus!
Roger, take a clipping to the garden center...you'll get a better diagnosis. Also, the folks at your garden center may, or may not have a lot of plant disease knowledge. Their job is to sell you something. Which is why I suggested the county extension office. They have no leverage in the game, except service. I also distinctly remember in class them saying there are 3 types of spray that fight the black spot virus, with the suggestion that if you use only one kind the virus will mutate, and be back again next year, and not respond to the spray....that said I do NOT remember what the 3 were. They would have different chemicals in them, that I know for sure. The best you can do right now, is to get a black spot spray, and hope the virus doesn't defoliate your rose bushes....then this fall, without fail, remove every bit of the mulch around them after they drop their leaves for the fall. AND put down new, clean mulch. Get rid of that old mulch.....it has the virus spores in it, and black spot can reek havoc with many plants, not just roses, some of which you have in your garden, and you do not want to spread the vile stuff. THEN with mulch bagged and on the way to the landfill, put down a nice deep layer of NEW mulch. Then when it rains, the rain will not splash the virus up on your plant in the spring, yielding black spot, round two!!! It does spread rose bush to rose bush...partly from human fingers picking off leaves, and then touching the other non-infected bushes, same for garden tools. Dip clippers etc in either rubbing alcohol, or a bleach solution.
I loved the pedal car!!!! That is one hot car! (can you see I love sports cars?). I'd drive a Lamborghini if I had the money! Not overly impressed with the 'sporty' Tesla, though I love the brand... and the concept. Not financially suited to own a Tesla either....drats!!
Later...
Hi Valerie
Thank You for the information on what to do with the Rose Bush(s).
MY Brother Took a Picture of the Raspberry and wants to contact the seller, Jungs, regarding what.
8" Dinner plate more or less describes the size of the Blooms I see in a couple of yards.
I'm not enamored with the concept of Electric cars or Hybrids for one reason
I tend to run a car until the wheels and doors fall off. I ran my 1988 until the rust underneath became to advanced in 2014. I just have a suspicion that the Hybrids and Electric cars will be expensive to maintain and use once the batteries wear out, and that would be if you can even get replacements at that point. I have a feeling a lot of them will be heading to the Junk yards for recycling when that happens. And that will more than cancel out the savings in fuel.
I have a suspicion there is some sort of Pedicab in front of the car in that moving image.
Enjoy Your Wednesday
Roger
Hi Edparityanimal wrote: »Howdy y'all. It's wonderful Wednesday! Today is tag day, which is always fun. I do need to see if I can save a few though that are non-critical, so I can show new guy how to do tags on Friday when we open together.
92 for today's predicted high, with 20% chance of rain. Back to fairly normal...
Today is either day 6 or 7 of our current heat wave according to the forecast.
Have a Good Tag Day
Roger0
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