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My neighbors dragons are at it again...
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stanofh (
My Page) on
Fri, Aug 19, 11 at 11:39
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RE: My neighbors dragons are at it again...
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- Posted by newgen 9 Central California (My Page) on
Fri, Aug 19, 11 at 12:10
| Did he hand pollinate them? |
RE: My neighbors dragons are at it again...
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| I dont know..I never seem to catch them outside when Im outside..my wife has talked to them,bought some autumn Persimmons. I got to talk to them next time.. |
RE: My neighbors dragons are at it again...
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| You're not alone, I don't think the mercury has gone above 90 down here on the coast of So Cal. It's screwing with all the plants, I had to buy lemons since the growing pattern for my improved meyer was thrown off. |
RE: My neighbors dragons are at it again...
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| Thats exactly it Wizzard. I can't remember when we last had a 90f,its been weeks. Not as bad as last year..but could be better. |
RE: My neighbors dragons are at it again...
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| ...and so guys, don't hate me, but Palm Springs has enjoyed a simply wonderful summer - yes - a few 112's and 113's, but many many low to mid-100's days making the mango (and avocado) trees and really everything just grow so nicely with minimal burning. With this summer's weather craziness, SOMEBODY had to benefit! Now we'll have to see what surprises this winter has in store...gulp... Your So-Cal desert brother......mangolobo |
RE: My neighbors dragons are at it again...
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| Neighbor's DFs look great Stan, such a huge clump. How are yours doing? -Ethan |
RE: My neighbors dragons are at it again...
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| I still have them indoors Ethan-by a sunny window. About 2+ tall now,with branches. I've felt burned by the others that were eaten by slugs.. next spring they will go out in the tropical fruits garden. |
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