There are many positive factors for growing cool-weather vegetables. The best reason is because there are few insect enemies, no beetles or cabbage butterflies, few humid days, and almost no dry periods. When you use a layer of crushed leaves to protect cool-weather vegetables from frost, freezing, snow and ice, these vegetables can withstand harsh late autumn and winter temperatures and provide plenty of green in cold and severe winters.
The sunset becomes more and more, and the day is shortened by one minute every night. At dusk, there is a bit of a crack in the air, and more leaves and acorns fall from the tree every day. It was a few weeks before Jack Frost arrived.
Broccoli plants can still be bought in hardware stores, seed stores, gardening departments, and nurseries. They are available in six packs and nine packs. On this later date, check the plants carefully and buy only those healthy plants with healthy leaves and blue-green stems. When placing them, leave a distance of two to three feet between each plant so that you can apply a layer of crushed leaves to prevent extreme weather. Spread Plant-Tone organic vegetable food on both sides of the plant. Before planting the plants, apply a layer of peat moss in the furrow. When the forecast is not raining, water the water in the “shower” mode with a water stick every week.
Siberian kale is the true king of the winter garden and a true tenacious survivor. Kale will grow quickly in cool soil in early October. Most hardware has multiple functions, but the best and sweetest is Siberian kale. Unlike many other vegetables, do not mix different varieties of kale, but plant each variety separately for best results. Use Plant-Tone organic vegetable food in the furrow and cover the seeds with a layer of peat moss, and then pile up soil on each side of the furrow. Once a month, mix Plant-Tone or Miracle Gro liquid plant food with an appropriate amount of water in a sprinkling can, and then pour it on the kale. When there is no rain in the forecast, water in the “shower” mode with a water stick every week.
The Onion set is still available and can be launched at the beginning of October. You can choose a red, yellow or white suit. Plant in furrows about four inches deep and three or four inches apart. After placing the onion sleeve, apply a layer of peat moss on the onion sleeve. Add Plant-Tone organic vegetable food to peat moss. Pile up the soil on both sides of the furrow and compact it with a hoe. Every two weeks, use a can of water mixed with Miracle Gro liquid plant food and pour it on top of the onion group. Spread a layer of chopped leaves between the rows of onions.
Spring flowering bulbs can be purchased at Ace Hardware, Home Depot, Lowes Home Improvement, Walmart, garden stores, hardware stores and nurseries. You can choose daffodils, daffodils, daffodils, tulips, hyacinths and crocuses. Only buy bulbs with transparent mesh bags or single bulbs. Check and do not buy soft or rotten bulbs. Buy a bag of bone meal or bulb starter to get the bulb off to a good start. Buy bulb planters made of durable steel to make bulb planting easier. Before using the corm enhancer or bone meal, put a layer of peat moss on the corm, and then cover it with a layer of soil. At the end of October, cover with a layer of crushed leaves.
As we enter October, the Hummers have an extra feeling that they will soon fly over the Gulf of Mexico. The cool night and the cracks in the air sent them a subtle message. The annual plants that faded in summer also sent a message to them. With the arrival of October, their upcoming flights across the Gulf of Mexico will follow. You can help them prepare for the journey by keeping the nectar in the feeder and checking them every day. When they fly over the golf course without interruption, they need to be at their optimal energy level.
Take a bite of a sweet and sour apple and feel the juice spilled on your face. It is paradise on earth. Only God can make something as sweet and sour and juicy as the autumn taste of fresh apples. A large number of apples of various varieties are grown in many states in the United States. Each apple and their growing state and conditions reflect their taste, sourness and mellowness. So far, the most delicious apples in the United States are products from New York State, where Mackintosh, Roman, Jonathan, Jonagold, Empire, York and Winesap are produced there. Whether it is gray fertile soil, heavy snow, late spring, pleasant summer, or the legacy of Johnny Apple Seed. New York State’s Apple is hard to beat. Their sour, full-bodied, juicy texture is outstanding, unique and unparalleled!
Macintosh apples are the best apples because they are sour, full-bodied, and juicy. This makes them very suitable for casseroles. For this recipe, you need ten or more Mackintosh apples, two tablespoons of plain flour, one teaspoon of salt, two melted light margarines, a cup of light brown sugar, a cup of sugar, a tablespoon of apple pie spice, and a teaspoon of vanilla , A teaspoon of lemon seasoning, half a cup of Cabin Maple Pancake Syrup. Peel and core the apple and cut it into quarter-inch slices and set aside. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. In a large bowl, mix brown sugar, sugar, flour, apple pie spice, vanilla and lemon seasoning, and maple syrup. Add the melted margarine and mix well. Spray a 13 x 9 x 2 inch baking pan or plate with Pam baking spray. Place the apple slices on the bottom of the baking tray. Spread the brown sugar mixture on the apple. Cover the pan or plate with foil and bake for an hour or until the apples are tender.
The dark green branches and colorful flowers face the refreshing autumn and the cold winter. The brightness of pansies brings many colors to the gray days of winter. They are the real gems of the front porch on the gray snowy days of winter. Each flower reflects its personality with its familiar face. We have seen them pop their faces from a mass of fresh snow to cheer up a gray day. You can still grow pansies in pots or containers, or even a bed of pansies. Buy a bag of pansy boosters to refresh your newly planted pansy. They are still blooming in Home Depot, Lowes Home Improvement, Walmart, Ace Hardware, most hardware and nurseries. They light up any porch!
October is coming, late, late, tomatoes should be green tomatoes hanging on the vine. As the night in October gets cooler, the frost date gets closer and closer. The first frost date on the calendar is October, but we can usually expect frost around October 24. The house or basement, covered with newspaper, is checked twice a week for maturity. They may not be as tasty as the sun ripens, but they are worse than greenhouses.
“Interesting conversation!”-One day, two factory workers were having lunch. One worker said to another worker: “My wife often talks to herself.” Another worker replied: “Mine too, but she doesn’t know. She thought I was listening to her!”
“Need help?”-A lady walked up to the manager of the department store. “Need help?” she asked. “No,” the manager said, “we already have all the employees we need.” “Well, will you send someone to serve me?” she asked.
There will be a new moon on Wednesday night, October 6. Columbus Day is Monday, October 11. The moon reaches its first quarter on Tuesday, October 12. There will be a full moon Wednesday night, October 20th. This moon will be named Full Hunters Moon. The moon reaches its final quarter on Thursday, October 28. Halloween is Sunday, October 31st.
August 2021 is a relatively dry month, which affects the density and amount of fog in August. Twenty fogs occurred this month. There were four heavy fog, eight medium fog, and eight light fog. This means that winter may bring us four snowman-shaped snow, eight snow covering the landscape, and eight snow or light snow.
There are many positive factors for growing cool-weather vegetables. The best reason is because there are few insect enemies, no beetles or cabbage butterflies, few humid days, and almost no dry periods. When you use a layer of crushed leaves to protect cool-weather vegetables from frost, freezing, snow and ice, these vegetables can withstand harsh late autumn and winter temperatures and provide plenty of green in cold and severe winters.
The sunset becomes more and more, and the day is shortened by one minute every night. At dusk, there is a bit of a crack in the air, and more leaves and acorns fall from the tree every day. It was a few weeks before Jack Frost arrived.
Broccoli plants can still be bought in hardware stores, seed stores, gardening departments, and nurseries. They are available in six packs and nine packs. On this later date, check the plants carefully and buy only those healthy plants with healthy leaves and blue-green stems. When placing them, leave a distance of two to three feet between each plant so that you can apply a layer of crushed leaves to prevent extreme weather. Spread Plant-Tone organic vegetable food on both sides of the plant. Before planting the plants, apply a layer of peat moss in the furrow. When the forecast is not raining, water the water in the “shower” mode with a water stick every week.
Siberian kale is the true king of the winter garden and a true tenacious survivor. Kale will grow quickly in cool soil in early October. Most hardware has multiple functions, but the best and sweetest is Siberian kale. Unlike many other vegetables, do not mix different varieties of kale, but plant each variety separately for best results. Use Plant-Tone organic vegetable food in the furrow and cover the seeds with a layer of peat moss, and then pile up soil on each side of the furrow. Once a month, mix Plant-Tone or Miracle Gro liquid plant food with an appropriate amount of water in a sprinkling can, and then pour it on the kale. When there is no rain in the forecast, water in the “shower” mode with a water stick every week.
The Onion set is still available and can be launched at the beginning of October. You can choose a red, yellow or white suit. Plant in furrows about four inches deep and three or four inches apart. After placing the onion sleeve, apply a layer of peat moss on the onion sleeve. Add Plant-Tone organic vegetable food to peat moss. Pile up the soil on both sides of the furrow and compact it with a hoe. Every two weeks, use a can of water mixed with Miracle Gro liquid plant food and pour it on top of the onion group. Spread a layer of chopped leaves between the rows of onions.
Spring flowering bulbs can be purchased at Ace Hardware, Home Depot, Lowes Home Improvement, Walmart, garden stores, hardware stores and nurseries. You can choose daffodils, daffodils, daffodils, tulips, hyacinths and crocuses. Only buy bulbs with transparent mesh bags or single bulbs. Check and do not buy soft or rotten bulbs. Buy a bag of bone meal or bulb starter to get the bulb off to a good start. Buy bulb planters made of durable steel to make bulb planting easier. Before using the corm enhancer or bone meal, put a layer of peat moss on the corm, and then cover it with a layer of soil. At the end of October, cover with a layer of crushed leaves.
As we enter October, the Hummers have an extra feeling that they will soon fly over the Gulf of Mexico. The cool night and the cracks in the air sent them a subtle message. The annual plants that faded in summer also sent a message to them. With the arrival of October, their upcoming flights across the Gulf of Mexico will follow. You can help them prepare for the journey by keeping the nectar in the feeder and checking them every day. When they fly over the golf course without interruption, they need to be at their optimal energy level.
Take a bite of a sweet and sour apple and feel the juice spilled on your face. It is paradise on earth. Only God can make something as sweet and sour and juicy as the autumn taste of fresh apples. A large number of apples of various varieties are grown in many states in the United States. Each apple and their growing state and conditions reflect their taste, sourness and mellowness. So far, the most delicious apples in the United States are products from New York State, where Mackintosh, Roman, Jonathan, Jonagold, Empire, York and Winesap are produced there. Whether it is gray fertile soil, heavy snow, late spring, pleasant summer, or the legacy of Johnny Apple Seed. New York State’s Apple is hard to beat. Their sour, full-bodied, juicy texture is outstanding, unique and unparalleled!
Macintosh apples are the best apples because they are sour, full-bodied, and juicy. This makes them very suitable for casseroles. For this recipe, you need ten or more Mackintosh apples, two tablespoons of plain flour, one teaspoon of salt, two melted light margarines, a cup of light brown sugar, a cup of sugar, a tablespoon of apple pie spice, and a teaspoon of vanilla , A teaspoon of lemon seasoning, half a cup of Cabin Maple Pancake Syrup. Peel and core the apple and cut it into quarter-inch slices and set aside. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. In a large bowl, mix brown sugar, sugar, flour, apple pie spice, vanilla and lemon seasoning, and maple syrup. Add the melted margarine and mix well. Spray a 13 x 9 x 2 inch baking pan or plate with Pam baking spray. Place the apple slices on the bottom of the baking tray. Spread the brown sugar mixture on the apple. Cover the pan or plate with foil and bake for an hour or until the apples are tender.
The dark green branches and colorful flowers face the refreshing autumn and the cold winter. The brightness of pansies brings many colors to the gray days of winter. They are the real gems of the front porch on the gray snowy days of winter. Each flower reflects its personality with its familiar face. We have seen them pop their faces from a mass of fresh snow to cheer up a gray day. You can still grow pansies in pots or containers, or even a bed of pansies. Buy a bag of pansy boosters to refresh your newly planted pansy. They are still blooming in Home Depot, Lowes Home Improvement, Walmart, Ace Hardware, most hardware and nurseries. They light up any porch!
October is coming, late, late, tomatoes should be green tomatoes hanging on the vine. As the night in October gets cooler, the frost date gets closer and closer. The first frost date on the calendar is October, but we can usually expect frost around October 24. The house or basement, covered with newspaper, is checked twice a week for maturity. They may not be as tasty as the sun ripens, but they are worse than greenhouses.
“Interesting conversation!”-One day, two factory workers were having lunch. One worker said to another worker: “My wife often talks to herself.” Another worker replied: “Mine too, but she doesn’t know. She thought I was listening to her!”
“Need help?”-A lady walked up to the manager of the department store. “Need help?” she asked. “No,” the manager said, “we already have all the employees we need.” “Well, will you send someone to serve me?” she asked.
There will be a new moon on Wednesday night, October 6. Columbus Day is Monday, October 11. The moon reaches its first quarter on Tuesday, October 12. There will be a full moon Wednesday night, October 20th. This moon will be named Full Hunters Moon. The moon reaches its final quarter on Thursday, October 28. Halloween is Sunday, October 31st.
August 2021 is a relatively dry month, which affects the density and amount of fog in August. Twenty fogs occurred this month. There were four heavy fog, eight medium fog, and eight light fog. This means that winter may bring us four snowman-shaped snow, eight snow covering the landscape, and eight snow or light snow.
The acorns on the oak tree bounced from the roof of the neighbor’s outdoor garage, making a loud and clear sound. We want to know if the acorn harvest this fall will be rich. My grandmother in Northampton County always said, “Acorns cover the ground in autumn, and it will snow in winter.”
Another acorn legend says that when squirrels walk around and store acorns, they look for cold, freezing, sleet, and snowy winters. One of the more pleasant facts about powerful oak trees is that they grow in almost every state in the United States, which is why oak trees are considered our national tree. Oak trees have a long life span, and some of them can live for centuries. Many oaks do not produce their first acorns until they are 50 years old, while other oak species include northern red oak, chestnut oak, black oak, scarlet oak, needle oak, English oak, white oak, bog oak, post oak, and Burr oak. No wonder the mighty oak tree is the national tree of the Americas.
Autumn is now officially here, and the first leaf harvest in autumn has reached the ground, as the maple trees are beginning to unload their colorful leaves, and other varieties will soon follow. Don’t let them be blown away or wasted. Use leaf blowers, vacuum cleaners, or old-fashioned rakes to move them to garden plots or compost piles or garbage bins. Place lawn mowers on some of these plants as mulch, and place them between rows or beds of cool-weather vegetables and around rows of radishes, broccoli and cabbage beds, and kale. Add broken leaves to the compost and place a layer of broken leaves around the azalea bed for winter protection.
If you give it a little care and attention, American Bee Balm will endure the winter. When we enter October, please keep the lip balm watered well and feed the Flower-Tone organic flower food. In mid-October, trim the balsam to about a foot high. Fill the container with new potting culture medium and spread a layer of peat moss on top to increase winter protection. In winter, water gently. Put the balm on the back of the front porch. Prepare a towel or rag and cover it with lip balm on a cold night. When the sun is out during the day and the temperature is above freezing, remove the towel, but change it at night. Water gently once a week.
It is named “breakfast” cake, but it can also be used for dinner and dinner. This is a simple recipe, most of the ingredients are already in your kitchen. You need three and a half cups of plain flour, one and a half cups of sugar, two teaspoons of baking powder, three-quarters teaspoons of salt, one-half cup of Crisco shortening, two slightly beaten eggs, one-quarter cup of milk, two cups and one-and-a-half cups Cup of peeled, cored, and diced sour apples, boiled in water until softened (and drained), two teaspoons of apple pie spice, three-quarters cup of brown sugar, a piece of melted light margarine, and a teaspoon of vanilla. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. In a large bowl, mix the flour with three tablespoons of sugar, baking powder and salt. Add Crisco shortening, add eggs and milk. Mix into a soft dough. Put the dough in a greased 13 x 9 x 2 bowl, mix the remaining sugar, cooked diced apples, apple pie spices, brown sugar, vanilla, and melted margarine. Spread this mixture on the dough. If necessary, bake for half an hour or longer. Eat hot or cold. It is perfect to pair with ice cream or cold whip or just ordinary.
Traveling from Mount Airy along U.S. Highway 52 to Interstate 77, which borders the state of Virginia, this is a feast, displaying colorful apples in boxes and bushel baskets of various sizes and colors. Enjoy the apple season and buy many colors and varieties. From now on, throughout the winter, apples will continue to be our staple food. Use them in recipes, salads, desserts and snacks. For real enjoyment, wash and core an apple, then fill the core area with Skippy peanut butter!
It’s time for spring to bloom. The bulbs of spring flowers appear in Home Depot, Ace Hardware, Lowe’s home Improvement, Walmart, and hardware and nurseries. You can buy single or multi-color spring bulbs and sell them in single or mesh bags. Flowing bulbs in spring include daffodils, daffodils, daffodils, crocuses, hyacinths and tulips. Hyacinths come in white, pink, purple, red, cream, yellow, blue and lavender colors. Hyacinth is really the breath and fragrance of early spring, adding the first ray of color to the spring landscape. When you buy bulbs that bloom in spring, buy a bag of bone meal or bulb boosters to start the bulbs. Prepare the corm bed and coat it with a layer of sphagnum moss, sprinkle some bone meal or bulb boosters, and then cover with a layer of sphagnum moss, add a lot of good soil. Water once a week. At the beginning of October, spread a thick layer of broken leaves on the bed of bulbs. Continue to water the bulb every week in October.
A row or row of radishes responds well to the cool night in late September. Use Plant-Tone organic vegetable food to install the radish rows on the side. If it does not rain, water the radish rows or bed with a water stick in the shower mode once a week.
The Cole family of ornamental varieties of kale and cabbage adds an unusual color to the cool weather porch. You can choose a color combination of yellow, burgundy, pink, purple, mint green, cream, rose, maroon and lavender, as well as light green and dark green tones. Put the cabbage behind the porch, away from the harsh low temperature later, and protect it from frost and freezing. Keep a few old rags or towels handy to cover them on very cold nights. Remove the towel when the temperature rises the next day. Only one cabbage is placed in each container. Feed with Flower-Tone organic flower food once a month. Water gently every week.
Here are some tips when buying hyacinths, daffodils, daffodils, crocuses and tulip bulbs. Buy individual bulbs that can be seen, fed, and touched to detect rotten, soft, or unhealthy bulbs. Don’t buy bulbs in wrappers or bags, lest you can’t see and inspect them. The best bulbs are those that are housed in a see-through mesh bag, which allows you to see, feel and inspect the actual bulbs. Another good way to buy spring bulbs is to choose them individually from the trash can.
As we approach the end of September, the four Christmas cacti that spent spring and summer on the porch still have a few weeks to move to the sunny living room for the winter. Before moving them into winter, we will add more cactus medium to refill the container and apply Flower-Tone organic flower food. The secret of Christmas cacti blooming is that they spend spring and summer on the porch in half sunlight.
With the disappearance of annual plants in summer, hummingbirds still frequently visit feeders. Most Hummers will last until mid-October. Keep the feeder half full to avoid waste, and check it every other day. Their appetite and consumption will determine how much nectar is placed in the feeder.
Breathing fresh, cool, autumn, and moisture-free breeze on the front porch is the real cure. The quiet breeze blows the colorful leaves to the waiting lawn. The sound of crows and leaves in the distance slipped gracefully to the ground, making the porch a good place for the autumn afternoon.
“Digging for new businesses.” A farmer robbed a bank and was sentenced to prison. He received a letter from his wife, which read: “You are in prison, smoking the country’s cigarettes, eating their food, watching TV, and I am at home alone. Who will plow the land and let me grow potatoes? “The farmer replied: “Don’t plow the land where I buried my money.” A few days later, she replied: “Someone must be reading your mail. The sheriff and his deputy came out yesterday and searched the entire field. What should I do now?” The farmer replied, “Now you can plant potatoes!”
“Know the future.” Jackie: “My grandpa knows the exact date of the year, and he knows the exact time when he will die. He is right on both.” Xiaohei: “Wow! It’s incredible, how can he? Will you know all this?” Jackie: “The judge told him!”
Read and write. Dad: “What did you learn in school today?” Daughter: “They taught us to write.” Dad: “Wow! What did you learn to write?” Daughter. “I don’t know, we haven’t learned to read yet!”
September thunderstorms are not uncommon, because we do have some warm and humid days, even if they may not be so severe, they will produce strong thunderstorms. September is in the hurricane season, and hurricanes off the coast will definitely produce some thunderstorms and produce a lot of rainfall. The thunder in September is accompanied by some weather legends, some say it is a sign of a good harvest of vegetables and fruits in the garden next year. Rumble, baby boomers in September.
The slow cracks in the air in September cast a hint of color on the leaves of dogwood, silver maple, birch and elm. With the bright Carolina blue sky as the background, the color of the leaves is as striking as the paint on the artist’s canvas. In less than a month, Jack Frost will begin to touch some leaves, and the season of raking and blowing leaves will begin.
It is now mid-September, and autumn vegetables in cool weather should thrive in the garden. A few days of warm days will not disturb the autumn vegetables, because now there is less than a week before autumn. There is still enough time to plant radish seeds, but you must plant them this week. You can also plant mixed vegetables, spinach, Siberian kale, curly mustard, onions and broccoli, cabbage, kale and cauliflower plants. Sow cool-weather vegetables deeper, cover the furrow with a layer of peat moss before sowing, then cover the seeds with another layer of peat moss, and then apply Plant-Tone organic vegetable food and hilly soil furrows on each side, then Compact it with a hoe. Early frost will not have any adverse effects on cool-weather vegetables. Water with a stick every week to keep hydrated. Use Plant-Tone to coat cool-weather vegetables once a month, and keep the soil uplift after each feeding. Place the crushed leaves between rows of radishes, because they are root crops, and the leaves can prevent ground freezing and prolong the long-term harvest.
The night in September was a bit cold, and the conditions were perfect for placing rows of red, yellow or white onions. The cool night in September will cause the onion group to germinate quickly. The cost of a pound onion kit is about $3. They can be grown in rows or in beds. Place the onions in a deep trench about four or five inches deep, three or four inches apart. Cover these groups with a layer of peat moss and a layer of Black Kow compost cow dung, and apply Garden-Tone organic vegetable food on the top, and pile soil on each side of the furrow and lightly compact it. When the end of October arrives, spread a layer of crushed leaves between the onion groups, and then pour them on the onions every two weeks with a jar of water and Miracle-Gro liquid plant food.
Post time: Oct-12-2021
