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Nancy Hebb
- 61, Female
- Canton, IL
- United States
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Nancy Hebb replied to Robert Gerlach Zone 5, Indiana's discussion Geranium leaves changing color in the group Zone 5"sometimes the lower leaves turn yellow, especially if you have them in full sun. They really prefer some shade. If they are in well drained pots, I don't think they can get too much water."
Nancy Hebb left a comment for Contessa Dorner 7b/SC"well it has been a while since I last visited the site. Sorry. things have been a bit topsy turvy here, not to mention that we snuck a quick vacation in there too. I am so excited that we had some warm, dry weather here in Illinois after the awful…"
Lolo Ott commented on Nancy Hebb's photo
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"I envy your ability to get such a nice photo! I have sat--probably for hours -- attempting to get photos of the hummers at our feeders--with no luck. Congtats to you!"
Contessa Dorner 7b/SC commented on Nancy Hebb's photo2006 057
"What a beautiful shot of this little hummer! You are talented! I am always trying to capture our feathered friends in photos. Your beautiful garden, yard and photos are a reflection of your passion."
Nancy Hebb left a comment for Ma"hope it is not raining today where you are,but chances are that it is. My vegetable garden is now officially under water. I am also an artist. I do stained glass, painting, and any craft that I can think off. I also work as a social worker for a DV…"
Nancy Hebb commented on Joe Hazelquist's blog post Night Gardening"when you work, it is gardening when you can. I have been known to be in the greenhouse watering at night because the plants don't care what time it is when they need a drink."
Nancy Hebb commented on Judy Rhynas's blog post Midwesterner"I too am a Master Gardener through the U of I. I have just been recognized for 9 years of service. Try river birch, they are not quite as pretty but they are not suseptible to the bores and they are pretty too. I am praying for dry weather so that I…"
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- flower, trees, you name it!
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?
- every day I can
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- At 9:34am on April 30, 2009,
Ma said… - I love the picture of the hummingbird too.
- At 7:41am on April 30, 2009, Contessa Dorner 7b/SC said…
- Thanks for the compliment on our place. We do love it here. I am soon to be married (June 6th) and, when we first got engaged, I think my fiance wanted to look for a house together. However, it wasn't long before he became totally enchanted with this ol' place in the country, so this is where we will remain. Whew!
Funny, Nancy...I've heard from lots of people who tell me about the bunnies happily munching on their rabbit repellant plants! I don't really mind sharing with our woodland friends, so long as they leave something behind for me and mine! I have planted basil, 2 kinds of oregano, mexican sage, rosemary, and thyme, as well as some summer savory. I planted some seed just to see if I'd have any luck but, leaving nothing to chance, I put some plants in the ground too. Enjoy your vacation and I do hope that the rain holds off for you. I know y'all have had a very wet year. We have the opposite problem here, battling years of persistent drought. When you get back, I would LOVE for you to share your basil recipe with me. I love cooking as much as gardening.
- At 11:21pm on April 29, 2009, Ma said…
- Wow, you have a beautiful garden. Great profile picture too!
- At 7:13am on April 29, 2009,
Vanessa Zitzmann said… - Thanks Nancy! I am going to try that mixed with some other small fillers. I have a smaller garden also and am trying to fill it up to fast! I need to let everything mature before I start throwing stuff in there!
- At 10:16am on April 26, 2009, Contessa Dorner 7b/SC said…
- Hi, Nancy! Thank you for your advice. I have had a problem with some little vermin which has eaten every one of my cauliflower plants. I am hopeful that a smattering of herbs will deter any further invasion. What a beautiful sunset you have on your profile picture! Is that your own photographic handiwork? It is breathtaking! What zone is Canton in? We are in 7b...it was in the 90's here yesterday and I got a little sunburned working in the flower beds.
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Audra Mabrey - Z5/IN replied to Wendy Pritchett's discussion Inside Hens & Chicks in the group Hen and Chicks, Stonecrops and Sedum"I used to take mine in for the winter and store in the garage. A couple of years ago, I planted in my beds and left them out all winter. They did much better. I'm a Zone 5 in South/Central Indiana - Seymour. "
Geoffrey Ives commented on Geoffrey Ives's blog post The Basil Seedlings Send Their Regards: My Life With Slugs"I've been gardening here for 23 years. The first 20 didn't seem to have slugs as much. However, I may have just misdirected my problems at other things. We've also had much wetter springs the last 3 years. We're…"
Robin (N.IL zone 5) commented on Cynthia (Cindy) Zn 7B Tx's group Houseplants"If I had a farm I would be moving in right away. I would just fix it up as I went, even if I had to sleep in a tent."
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