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08-05-2008, 03:28 PM

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CissyQuilts

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What an awesome garden! That is one of the things I miss about living in Alaska. We live on a mountain and our soil is very rocky so I don't have any luck with gardens.

08-05-2008, 08:26 PM

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retrogirl02

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OMG that's a huge space! You have quite the selection of canned veggies also. I have a tiny 4 x6 or so space on the side of my house for the kids' garden because yards aren't that big around here. You must be thrilled!

08-05-2008, 08:28 PM

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gcathie

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Hey you can't quilt with all that going on......whee you been busy!! Nice garden

08-06-2008, 09:44 AM

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Bill'sBonBon

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Originally Posted by gcathie

Hey you can't quilt with all that going on......whee you been busy!! Nice garden

AHHHHH but I have been. I finished my last 10 inch attic window block 2 days ago. It is for a queen bed. the blocks are now pinned to bed in guest room so I can make up my mind what arrangment I want . Had a neighbor who is s quilter to help me,2 pairs of eyes are better and Her opinions helped a lot. So now I have it decided and in the next few days I am going to start putting the blocks together.

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08-06-2008, 10:05 AM

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Bill'sBonBon

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Originally Posted by tlrnhi

I'M JEALOUS! I love gardens!
Can't have one here, too hot!
Can I come help you?
I used to can everything I could get my hands on.
Loved doing pickles, so did the neighborhood. Would have people knocking on my door asking if they could buy some. lol

Hi Tlrnhi, You can come to GA. anytime and help. We would love to have you and your help. You can give Bill your recipe for pickels. He is the one that processes them. He does Bread&Butter and Dills. GOOOD!!!
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08-06-2008, 11:16 AM

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conblond2005

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Great garden!! I mss my old one. My husband says it's too much work for HIM and now I have too many allergies to be out there. We sure did good with squash and cucumbers but out tomatoes just didn't ever do good. I think it's been to hot this year for anyone to do well in Colorado. We've had about 23 days with above 90 degree weather and it;s finally coming down into the upper 80's and getting a touch of rain. Tell me someday how to fry good okra. I loved that stuff in South Carolina but never knew how they cooked it. It's hard to find out here and isn't very big in the stores.