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Kay W Z5/6 OH
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- Waynesville, OH
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Master Gardeners
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"Sage Gardening Tips"-fo…
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Recipes from the Garden
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Hydrangeas
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Birds in the Garden
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Bird Houses, Bird Feeder…
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Growing Friendships
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Butterfly Gardening
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Herbs
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Contributing GardenerLyn (Sydney,Aus) commented on Kay W Z5/6 OH's photo
New Dawn Roses1
"Kay, what some amazing climbing roses, mine have a long way to go before they reach this stage. However I do love your idea of having them climbing over a stand alone trellis. Thanks for sharing."
Kay W Z5/6 OH commented on Kay W Z5/6 OH's photo
Hydrangea
"Hi Ramey,
This picture was taken 2 yrs ago. Last year, the blooms were about 8-9" across. These seem to do best when they don't get much direct sun."
Kay W Z5/6 OH commented on Garden-Share's group Roses"Nancy, I bought some of your organic spray from Amazon. Now my only problem is that we've had almost constant rain for the last 10 days with no relief for the rest of the week. My leaves have all opened and I'm afraid the black…"
Kay W Z5/6 OH commented on Kay W Z5/6 OH's photo
Little Lamb Hydrangea
"It is very easy to grow. The only problem I've had is after 3 yrs the blooms have gotten so big the stems tend to droop. I never expected the blossoms to get that big."
robin lake commented on Kay W Z5/6 OH's photoLittle Lamb Hydrangea
"i live in michigan and we do real well with the anna bell hydrangea...although this is a beauty...is it hard to grow?"
Kay W Z5/6 OH commented on Bonnie Long/zn5/Wi.'s group Birds in the Garden"I was sitting on my screened porch this week when a hummingbird flew into the screen. He was mighty surprised because his beak was stuck in the screen. By the time I reached him he had freed himself. I wish I'd had a camera. It was definitely a…"
Kay W Z5/6 OH commented on Garden-Share's group Vegetable Gardens"I have also been gardening in raised beds for the last 3 years. I'll never again do it any other way. I would say I've probably only pulled a dozen weeds from my 3 8X4 beds this whole year. This way is definitely low maintenance."
Kay W Z5/6 OH commented on Garden-Share's group Vegetable Gardens"Tracey, I have grown Mortgage Lifter & Sugar Baby tomatoes for several years and been very happy with them. I tried a couple of other heirlooms but we didn't seem to care for them as much. None of my tomatoes did well this year except my…"
Kay W Z5/6 OH commented on Mary Oritt's group Master Gardeners"Hi, I'm a Master Gardener in Southeast Ohio. Our organization is starting a kitchen garden at a historic mansion (1845-1865). I am trying to find information on Kitchen Garden designs for this period but I haven't had much luck. Can anyone…"
Woody's Custom Landscaping Woody replied to Kay W Z5/6 OH's discussion Garden Paths in the group Hardscapes"The cheapest way is to dig down 4" and put the soil somewhere, hopefully close by. Then put barrier cloth over the area. If a border is needed steel header works great where we are in Washington and I would image elsewhere.. This can be…"
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- Which category best describes you?
- Master Gardener
- Skill level
- Intermediate
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- Perennial and vegetable
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?
- 12 hrs a week during growing season
Kay W Z5/6 OH's Photos
Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 3:48pm on June 1, 2011,
b ramey said… ur lillies r so beautiful!!
- At 9:32am on April 25, 2011,
Nancy Burstein said… 
This rose is "Scentimental" one of my favorites
- At 11:25pm on May 25, 2010,
Wendy McBryde Holden said… - Basil is very easy to grow from seed. EASY!!! I don't know if you purchased a plant or started it from seed. Could be it was too moist or bugs ate it??? Anyway-Purchase a pack of seeds. Sow it in some small pots. Put in the sun. When plants get an inch or so high you can pull them apart and repot them. After a week or so plant them in the ground, a flowerpot or give them away to friends! Hope this was a little bit of help!
- At 7:59pm on April 22, 2010, lynda o z4or5. gave Kay W Z5/6 OH a gift…
- At 5:24pm on August 20, 2009, lynda o z4or5. said…
- mock reaspberry jam. 5 cups shredded and peeled zucchini withe 5 cips sugar stir in large pot over med heat until sugar dissolves and begins to boil. 10 min. stir in 3Tbsp lemon juice and 3oz boxes of jello ( any flavor) simmer 5 more minutes, stirring comstantly ladle into hot sterilized 1/2 pints cover with 2 piece lid and place in boiling water bath covered by 2 in. of water. process for 10 min. remove and cool. all recipes.com . for more recipes. enjoy
- At 4:58pm on July 9, 2009,
RITA DELVAUX said… - Oh Kay,! I love your pics ! ! The Rose of Sharon is grown here in FL, but they call it "Althea". I miss the Ohio weather in the summer. I know it gets hot, but not like here . I cannot tolerate the humid heat much, so I am looking forward to making boxes and growing things easier.
- At 2:13pm on June 24, 2009,
Eloise S. Zone 5 said… - Hi Kay, I think I will use a litttle bit and see what happens. Thanks for info.
- At 4:33pm on June 23, 2009, Eloise S. Zone 5 said…
- Hi Kay thanks for reply, how much do I use??
- At 8:19pm on June 22, 2009, Eloise S. Zone 5 said…
- Love your roses & Trellis. Great photos.. Could u explain the Epsom salt..
- At 9:09am on June 12, 2009,
Brenna z6 PA said… - Hey Kay, haha that rhymed.
Thank you for the tip on using epsom salt. I am going to try it on my climber! Also Good idea about using the rocks with mulch on top. That might give my vine a little more support then just the mulch I am using now.
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"New plant ID system is going like gangbusters. Up to 37 index numbers with up to 12 plants with the specific numbers. Getting started is a mess; you have to have the plant info, planted plant, and written tag while you try to write the…"
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