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R. Lee Jacintho
- Female
- Jamaica Plain, MA
- United States
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Square Foot Gardening
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R. Lee Jacintho commented on margaret woody's photo
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"Stunning! May I save it to my files? I store things like this to look at when I'm a bit down. I also like to use them is letters(emails)."
R. Lee Jacintho commented on Garden-Share's group Vegetable Gardens"My experience of 4 summer's ago is as follows...
I had 5 cats, all indoor cats. Nanook was 18 in perfect shape, Ziggy his son was 16, and his grandson, Teddy, Ziggy's son, was 3. I also had CiCi and Cinnamon. Cinnamon was…"
R. Lee Jacintho commented on Toni Parker's group Square Foot Gardening"Lowe's also has a setup for sale but i didn't like the dimensions. Plus, the price is prohibitive!"
R. Lee Jacintho posted a status"HAPPY 4TH FROM BOSTON! THE BESTEST CELEBRATION OF THE 4TH IN THE COUNTRY!"
R. Lee Jacintho commented on Connie Kupke Z8 TX's group Frugal Gardening"I am all for frugal gardening as I'm on a very limited budget. Since social security hasn't increased in several years and probably not increase this coming year, I really have to be careful financially.
Any and all suggestions are…"
R. Lee Jacintho joined Connie Kupke Z8 TX's group
Frugal Gardening
Everyone loves a bargain, and gardeners have traditionally learned to make do with limited resources. Free is even better. Share your tips and finds here!
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R. Lee Jacintho posted a status"Anyone out there from the Boston(MA) area? Any one with a community garden?"
R. Lee Jacintho left a comment for R. Lee Jacintho"Would all 6 items bee the same? Or can I get 6 or less different jellies?
If I can get 6 or less varieties per shipment, these are the one I would like:
*Sweet Purple Basil Chardonnay Jelly
*Fresh Lemon Basil Chardonnay Jelly
*Sweet Purple Basil…"
"If you know what flavors you want, let me know so I can set them aside. I just made fresh batches of everything and it will keep for at least a year.
I don't have to ship til later but since everything's seasonal, sometimes we run out and…"
R. Lee Jacintho left a comment for Meadowlark Acres"Thank you. I've saved your link to my favs! How much lead time do you need for CHristmas?"
Profile Information
- Which category best describes you?
- Recreational Gardener
- Skill level
- Intermediate
- Web Site, Blog or Other Profile Page (No Emails Please)
- http://facebook.com/SwampCatNana
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- mixed, plus house plants
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?
- at present I live in an apartment with no area to garden
I chose this theme b/c I was/am a teacher. One cannot stop being a teacher just b/c one retires! It's in the blood!
I'm looking forward to obtaining a public garden plot next summer, and getting back to what I love.
We, my family, has always had a garden. Not just for show but function. I remember as a kid having to weed the large plot we had in the yard. We live in a 3 tenement house but had a big yard that the landlord allowed use to garden.
The neighborhood I grew up in was mostly immigrants and first-generation families. Almost everyone had a garden. I had an uncle and aunt who lived across the street from us and she frew the most beautiful roses! They looked like peonies, hugh and full of petals. I remember when I "graduated" from eigth grade she gave me a hugh bouquet of them.
No matter where I've lived I have tried to have some kind of gardening in my life, evnen if it was just house plants.
I'm looking forward to obtaining a public garden plot next summer, and getting back to what I love.
We, my family, has always had a garden. Not just for show but function. I remember as a kid having to weed the large plot we had in the yard. We live in a 3 tenement house but had a big yard that the landlord allowed use to garden.
The neighborhood I grew up in was mostly immigrants and first-generation families. Almost everyone had a garden. I had an uncle and aunt who lived across the street from us and she frew the most beautiful roses! They looked like peonies, hugh and full of petals. I remember when I "graduated" from eigth grade she gave me a hugh bouquet of them.
No matter where I've lived I have tried to have some kind of gardening in my life, evnen if it was just house plants.
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- At 3:55pm on October 7, 2009, R. Lee Jacintho said…
- Would all 6 items bee the same? Or can I get 6 or less different jellies?
If I can get 6 or less varieties per shipment, these are the one I would like:
*Sweet Purple Basil Chardonnay Jelly
*Fresh Lemon Basil Chardonnay Jelly
*Sweet Purple Basil Jelly (no wine)
*Ruby Red Basil Shiraz Jelly
*Rainbow Hot Pepper Zucchini Jelly
I'll actually be sending for them the 1st week of November.
Lee
*Caribbean Red Habanero Jelly
- At 3:14pm on October 7, 2009,
Meadowlark Acres said…
- If you know what flavors you want, let me know so I can set them aside. I just made fresh batches of everything and it will keep for at least a year.
I don't have to ship til later but since everything's seasonal, sometimes we run out and have no way to make more til next summer :-) And we're expecting our first freeze in a few days, so I'm scrambling to pick the remaining peppers and basil! Ahh, the life of a gardener...
- At 3:06pm on October 7, 2009,
- The jellies are $6 a jar for 8 ozs. I ship 6 to a box for $45 including shipping. The single jars are just too darn expensive for shipping, so most of my customers give as gifts...you can check out my flavors at www.meadowlark-acres.com or visit meadowlark acres on facebook.
Cheers, Suzanne
- At 2:23pm on October 7, 2009,
- Yes, Lee, I do produce all the jellies and mustards from recipes I've created over the years. Thanks for asking :-) Suzanne
- At 12:22pm on October 5, 2009, R. Lee Jacintho said…
- I've done tomatoes indoors during the winter. However, I realized too late that since there are no insects indoors I have to polinate the flowers individually! Ended up with only 6 tomatoes from 3 plants!
Lee
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