Saturday, September 25, 2010

More Good Stuff :o)

Do I have to remind anyone that I love greens (especially with some hot buttered cornbread)? I think the answer for those that know me...No
I will remind you that every woman has a bag of tricks to use when she wants something that the mate cares less about  LOL :o) Well, I used one of those tricks and got that second box that I wanted and I planted some Collards in it and also some Basil that I bought for a dollar and kept in a glass near the window and they rooted like crazy so I added them to the new box , since the ones in the first box didn't do much (I think it was the soil I bought from one of those dirt places (it was lousy) anyway I got some new Soil in the bags from Lowe's and it seems everything just took off! The new box was planted almost three weeks and I think it's doing great
Greens jumping out of the box :o)

10 comments:

  1. They look great, Ginny! They're just sitting there waiting for you to come and pick them! :)

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  2. Daisy, Not yet! I'm hoping I can wait for the frost to bite them, that's when they really are good :o) One of the neighbors has already put in a claim..so you know they look better in person...Ginny

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  3. Nothing better than greens and cornbread; especially when you grow those greens yourself. You're so right about waiting til a frost to crop those collards. Love your blog! I'm definitely following it.

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  4. mamabug, glad to have you along...hopefully it will be a journey of lots fun and a laugh or two :o) Ginny

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  5. Hi Ginny,
    I'm a country girl who love greens, too! I don't have a place to grow them but I sure do like to eat them!!!

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  6. Dorothy, you just need a small box like I did,(in the backyard) I'm not counting my "Side Garden" :o) I'm trying to use as much of the land as I can ..remember it's only a "Almost an Acre Farm" :o) and it's on a slight hill...(better than nothing). Ginny

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  7. Ginny, those are about the healthiest thing in the world for you, and tasty to boot. Life doesn't get better!

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  8. Ladydi, it's a good thing they are because I sure like eating them :o)

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  9. You are so right about the frost hitting the greens making them sweeter. Those are really nice too! I love almost any type of greens.

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  10. Canned Quilter, I haven't met a green I didn't like yet!
    Just the mention of them has me drooling .Ginny

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