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New England Nov 2017
quiltbea 11/1/2017, 7:34 am
Just wanted to check in and say "Hi" everybody. Have a great month.
Some of our ladies ready for Halloween.
Some of the kids grabbing their goodies.
We opened our lobby to the kids for Halloween and gave them handsful of candy after practically hijacking them off the street since this was a first for our building. They'll remember us next time. A good time was had by all with a Pizza Party for our folks afterwards. Mmmmm good.
Some of our ladies ready for Halloween.
Some of the kids grabbing their goodies.
We opened our lobby to the kids for Halloween and gave them handsful of candy after practically hijacking them off the street since this was a first for our building. They'll remember us next time. A good time was had by all with a Pizza Party for our folks afterwards. Mmmmm good.
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Re: New England Nov 2017
CapeCoddess 11/2/2017, 3:07 pm
HA! Fun Nov start off, QB! That is so funny! Which one is you?
Things are winding down here on ol' Cape Cod. The squashes & cukes have been picked, the slugs ate all the collards and are now digging into the kale, and the lettuce is staying small.
However, the cut back chives are re-growing and the carrots seem to be about a lb each so one lasts a week. Crazy carrot year... the best yet!
Oh, and we had a nasty blow on Monday - lots of trees down. I asked some tree guys for their chips:
Didn't realize that the truck was so BIG!
Looks like a good mix though...
OMG!!! I forgot to plant my garlic!!!
Things are winding down here on ol' Cape Cod. The squashes & cukes have been picked, the slugs ate all the collards and are now digging into the kale, and the lettuce is staying small.
However, the cut back chives are re-growing and the carrots seem to be about a lb each so one lasts a week. Crazy carrot year... the best yet!
Oh, and we had a nasty blow on Monday - lots of trees down. I asked some tree guys for their chips:
Didn't realize that the truck was so BIG!
Looks like a good mix though...
OMG!!! I forgot to plant my garlic!!!
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Re: New England Nov 2017
BeetlesPerSqFt 11/2/2017, 5:01 pm
CC: Nice cukes and delicatas! Wow, that carrot! And excellent looking wood chips.
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Re: New England Nov 2017
Scorpio Rising 11/2/2017, 5:37 pm
That carrot!!!!!!
And your wood chips look lovely, what will you do with them, CC?
And your wood chips look lovely, what will you do with them, CC?
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Re: New England Nov 2017
trolleydriver 11/2/2017, 5:42 pm
CC ... great job with your garden and lovely harvest.
I once asked a tree trimming contractor (who was working in our neighborhood) if I could get some of the wood chips. He said sure but there we be 13 cubic yards dumped in your driveway. I said no thanks.
I once asked a tree trimming contractor (who was working in our neighborhood) if I could get some of the wood chips. He said sure but there we be 13 cubic yards dumped in your driveway. I said no thanks.
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Re: New England Nov 2017
sanderson 11/2/2017, 7:49 pm
The harvest is great. But, hubba hubba, look at those chips . . . 
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Re: New England Nov 2017
quiltbea 11/2/2017, 11:36 pm
CapeC.....Nice to see your fall harvest is still happening. I miss it.
As for my picture, since I was the photographer, I'm not in any of the pix I took that nite.
As for my picture, since I was the photographer, I'm not in any of the pix I took that nite.
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Re: New England Nov 2017
CapeCoddess 11/6/2017, 1:39 pm
I planted these garlics yesterday! Yay! 
Spread about 30 wheel barrows of wood chips this weekend on a patch of gout weed over by the compost area in hopes of smothering it. One more patch to go.
I ended up putting a FREE sign on the chip pile yesterday since it doesn't appear that I've even made a dent in it.
Crazy huge. My neighbor says it looks like 5 yards, whatever that means.
Not sure if I'll be putting some chips on my perennial gardens or not since the chips were a slug magnet the last time I did that.
But it sure was nice not to have to water hardly ever.
Spread about 30 wheel barrows of wood chips this weekend on a patch of gout weed over by the compost area in hopes of smothering it. One more patch to go.
I ended up putting a FREE sign on the chip pile yesterday since it doesn't appear that I've even made a dent in it.
Crazy huge. My neighbor says it looks like 5 yards, whatever that means.Not sure if I'll be putting some chips on my perennial gardens or not since the chips were a slug magnet the last time I did that.
But it sure was nice not to have to water hardly ever.
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Re: New England Nov 2017
Scorpio Rising 11/6/2017, 6:26 pm
Nice! I am gonna get my garlic in ASAP—had to (gasp) clean out my garage....whoa. We had torrential rain, son probably next couple days....
That’s funny about your chips!!!! Wow! I am sure folks will help you out!
That’s funny about your chips!!!! Wow! I am sure folks will help you out!
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Re: New England Nov 2017
CapeCoddess 11/9/2017, 4:38 pm
Freeze warning in affect tomorrow night from 7PM til 8AM Saturday.
"A freeze warning means sub-freezing temperatures are imminent or
highly likely. These conditions will kill crops and other
sensitive vegetation."
Got to bring in my potteds and dig up and pot the parsley and basil tomorrow.
"A freeze warning means sub-freezing temperatures are imminent or
highly likely. These conditions will kill crops and other
sensitive vegetation."
Got to bring in my potteds and dig up and pot the parsley and basil tomorrow.
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Re: New England Nov 2017
Scorpio Rising 11/9/2017, 8:59 pm
Yeah, we are a couple days ahead of you, CC. It’s coming your way. Too early for these temps but hey, who you gonna complain to?
Getting my real coat out, darn it.....
Getting my real coat out, darn it.....
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Re: New England Nov 2017
CapeCoddess 11/10/2017, 4:43 pm
Took down all the trellis's, watered in the garlic (didn't cover but never have), emptied and brought in the hoses and the bucket brigade, potted up and brought in the parsley but the basil was too far gone already. Picked up season 2 & 3 of Poldark from the library.
I'm ready. Bring on the cold!
I'm ready. Bring on the cold!
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Re: New England Nov 2017
Scorpio Rising 11/11/2017, 6:38 pm
I am planting my garlic tomorrow, a bit delinquent. I saw my parsley was still alive, but it is in a pot I cannot bring in...maybe I should try to bring some in and give it a whirl?CapeCoddess wrote:Took down all the trellis's, watered in the garlic (didn't cover but never have), emptied and brought in the hoses and the bucket brigade, potted up and brought in the parsley but the basil was too far gone already. Picked up season 2 & 3 of Poldark from the library.
I'm ready. Bring on the cold!
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Re: New England Nov 2017
CapeCoddess 11/22/2017, 1:15 pm
Todays harvest - ground cherries, kale, collards, chives, beets, (carrots not shown): 
I won't say it's the last harvest of the year because whenever I do, there is always more to come. Not a bad thing.
Happy Thanksgiving Holiday, Folks!
I won't say it's the last harvest of the year because whenever I do, there is always more to come. Not a bad thing.
Happy Thanksgiving Holiday, Folks!
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Re: New England Nov 2017
Scorpio Rising 11/22/2017, 9:03 pm
Beautiful CC! My stuff is frozen and over. Garlic is tucked in....that is it!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Re: New England Nov 2017
trolleydriver 11/23/2017, 8:53 am
Nice CC. Like SR's garden, mine is frozen and over.Scorpio Rising wrote:Beautiful CC! My stuff is frozen and over. Garlic is tucked in....that is it!
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Re: New England Nov 2017
sanderson 11/27/2017, 3:06 pm
Just a tad bit jealous of your Northerners, getting a long winter's rest. I know, I know, the flip side is the Southerners get produce year around.
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