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Carol
Osiria Rose – Where can I buy them? I would like to get two to start with.
I live in East Central Illinois.
Thanks Dan
Hi
YOUR CHICKEN POT PIE RECIPE SAYS SHORTBREAD CRUST THEN WHEN I CHECKED ITSHOWS A CORN BREAD CRUST, I AM A LITTLE CONFUSED
THANK YOU
LIL MITTNER
The name of the recipe comes from the Martha White ingredient – called cotton country shortbread mix. Carol
Good Day: Can use the Borax weed killer for other weeds besides just creepy vines?
The formula was written specifically for Creeping Charlie weeds. I have not tried it on other weeds, but I do have a vinegar weed killer that should work.
Hi, the contact form isn’t working.
Thanks for letting me know.
I’m Penny from LifeOverLunch.com. I wanted to contact you about using your Bailey’s Irish Coffee Cream Fudge recipe in a post on best loved Pinterest fudges. We taste tested over 30 fudge recipes this summer and yours among our winners! With your permission I would love to use your recipe photo and share your blog name and a link to the recipe. Our post is slated for late October, 2019. Could you please email me at my included address and let my know your response?
Life Over Lunch is a sister blog where we share our everyday life adventures and mishaps in the form of recipes, DIY and inspirational writing.
Sorry for the long comment. I also couldn’t get through on the contact form.
Using one image is fine with a link back to my blog. Please do not copy the recipe or list the ingredients for it on your blog, though. Carol
The contact klick returns “google.com” ???
so something seems not be right.
My question is simple: the measurments (gallon; TBSP; tsp –
are they US or Imperial (British) ?
The difference for the GALLON is one Liter (!)
Thank you 🙂
(I am trying to follow the miracle grow diy, and with a week of searching got the ingredients in Switzerland and France –
Thanks,
Hans-Werner Wabnitz
The measurements are US
THANK YOU, Carol :-)))))
impressive service, fast and to the point , I love it.
Good Luck for further gardening,
hans-werner wabnitz
Switzerland
Hello,
i,am looking to bay Laurel seedlings or cuttings,seeds,can you please help me,.
Best regards
Mueller
Hi Nancy, I don’t sell seeds or plants. I have had luck finding bay plants at my local Farmer’s Market.
I am trying to identify a four layer Daylily, I can you you a picture. It is pink and has four distinct layers.
The only daylilies that I am knowledgeable to identify are those that I have grown. I’m not an expert in them. A site that only features daylilies and no other plants might be able to help you.
Hello Carol
I have subscribed and like your website. Can you kindly clarify something for me in your ginger growing section; in your column you mentioned about sowing the rhizome about 25mm ( ~ 1″ )deep but some subsequent pictures show the sprouted rhizomes being above the soil, following your advice should these exposed rhizomes be covered with soil?. Incidentally I grow two varieties of ginger: one is Galangal or soft ginger and the other is “old” ginger which some people incorrectly label as being fibrous. Correct me if I am wrong but I think the “fibrous” ginger is caused by harvesting too late. Can I post pictures and where do I do that please.
Rhizomes will often expose themselves above the soil as they grow larger. Top dressing helps to cover them and keep them under the soil. I am not sure on the fibrous ginger being caused by harvesting too late. Perhaps another reader can chime in on this.
Hi Carol: love your list of tried and tested perennials. Can I print it to give to clients if I put your name on it? We hope you have your website on our short list of websites for gardening information on our website that is currently under construction. We work with mostly new gardeners, who want tried and tested.
Cheers, Judith and Tracey of The Gentle Gardener
My blog posts are not allowed to be printed out and used for uses with companies. This is copyright infringement.
Hi Carol,
Thanks for the link to a natural killer for Creeping Charlie. However, to be fair, the link that you mentioned from the University of Iowa is actually from Iowa State University and Richard Jauron in the Department of Horticulture.
Thanks,
a rabbit eat the flower stem off my minuteman hosta will it grow back
Once the stem is gone, it won’t grow another flower. The plant may send up another shoot with a new flower though.
Hi Carol,
I see you have a blog post on growing herbs indoor. Do you have any recommendations for someone who wants to grow some plants indoors that aren’t herbs. I’d like to grow some calendula and maybe helichrysum indoors. I was too late to the party and didn’t grow any in the garden. What kind of pot? Will this work indoors if they are in the sunlight?
Thank you!
I have not grown either indoors so can’t give advice on them.