i cant find 1 and i need 2 fix the bridge i have a bunch of vines but not a vine rope
How to get a vine rope on the sims 2 castaways on the dc?
hi go to map and prss on the hammer ,then youre on the beach %26amp; hit on the crafting rock %26amp; when it says craft things it shows all the stuff u can make hit on the rope %26amp;prss make.gd luk.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
How many pumpkins per vine?
I've read in a few book that you are should remove all but 2 or 3 pumpkins per vine for the best size and quality. I am confused. I am not sure weather it is meant to remove all but 2 or 3 pumpkins per pumpkin plant or you remove all but 2 or 3 pumpkins per vine on the pumpkin plant. Does any body know? Thank you.
How many pumpkins per vine?
To insure larger pumpkins,, allow the vine to grow to about 4' and allow three to four blooms. the plant will have both male and female blooms , so allow these to mature, once the fruit is evident, remove all but one, and allow this to grow. Get info on growing pumkins from online or get yourself a good gardening book, preferably one that has tips and has been reproduced and updated more than once. What I have told you here came from myuncle , and he always had great pumpkins for us at halloween. He knew which blooms were male and which were female, unfortunately, I don't, or I would pass this info on to you as well.
www.pumpkingrowingtips.com
www.pumpkingrowingtips.com/organic.htm
www.pumpkinnook.com
www.backyardgardener.com/joel.html
Reply:They mean to remove all but 2 or 3 of the orange flower buds that are on each piece of the vine. follow the vine and each time it spreads off to another section, remove all but 2 of the orange flowers on each section. The pumpkins that you leave (or flower buds) will double in size and quality. Good luck-Amanda
Reply:Well, in my garden, that would amount to the same thing, since each of my pumpkin plants is basically one long vine.
How many pumpkins per vine?
To insure larger pumpkins,, allow the vine to grow to about 4' and allow three to four blooms. the plant will have both male and female blooms , so allow these to mature, once the fruit is evident, remove all but one, and allow this to grow. Get info on growing pumkins from online or get yourself a good gardening book, preferably one that has tips and has been reproduced and updated more than once. What I have told you here came from myuncle , and he always had great pumpkins for us at halloween. He knew which blooms were male and which were female, unfortunately, I don't, or I would pass this info on to you as well.
www.pumpkingrowingtips.com
www.pumpkingrowingtips.com/organic.htm
www.pumpkinnook.com
www.backyardgardener.com/joel.html
Reply:They mean to remove all but 2 or 3 of the orange flower buds that are on each piece of the vine. follow the vine and each time it spreads off to another section, remove all but 2 of the orange flowers on each section. The pumpkins that you leave (or flower buds) will double in size and quality. Good luck-Amanda
Reply:Well, in my garden, that would amount to the same thing, since each of my pumpkin plants is basically one long vine.
Moonflower plant and trumpet vine?????????
i planted moonflower and trumpet vine last summer well the moonflower grew clear up the trellis and had buds that were getting ready to bloom but then it got cold so it never did bloom and now its still brown and for the trumpet vine i had took a start from somewhere and brought it home planted it and it was doing good also growing well but its still brown so my question is when will they start turning green again or should they have turned green already????
Moonflower plant and trumpet vine?????????
My mother has grown the moon flower and the trumpet vine.
The moon flower from a pack of seeds so you'll probably have to replant this. The trumpet vine I also have trouble with but not from turning brown mine is pretty and green but does not bloom, mothers blooms and is crawling along the top of woven wire fence. Nothing special is done to either plant but the frost will kill the moon flower.
Try backyardgardener.com for care of trumpets vines could also have info on your moonflower.
Reply:you would think they would have come back by now but the late freeze we all received it may have killed them
Moonflower plant and trumpet vine?????????
My mother has grown the moon flower and the trumpet vine.
The moon flower from a pack of seeds so you'll probably have to replant this. The trumpet vine I also have trouble with but not from turning brown mine is pretty and green but does not bloom, mothers blooms and is crawling along the top of woven wire fence. Nothing special is done to either plant but the frost will kill the moon flower.
Try backyardgardener.com for care of trumpets vines could also have info on your moonflower.
Reply:you would think they would have come back by now but the late freeze we all received it may have killed them
Flowering vine?
Hi, I'm looking to plant a flowering vine down at my shore house that will be able to grow up a wall or on a trellace. What type of plant will be the most attractive/will be able to survive best at the jersey shore year round
Flowering vine?
pink moon vine. this is a tropical perennial vine cold hardy to 0 f .
also clematis
evergreen clematis is cold hardy to 0 as well and will stay evergreen all year and have flowers in the summer.
climning roses are great too. also cold hardy. perennial
trumpet vine it good also fo the jersey shore. perennial
climbing hygraneas ae good too. perennial
photo of
pink moon vine
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showima...
evergeen clematis
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showima...
trumpet vine
http://www.cambridge2000.com/gallery/ima...
climbing rose
http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/images/ros...
http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/grapevi...
climbing hygranea
http://www.dkimages.com/discover/preview...
Reply:Honeysuckle, dutchman's pipe, ivy, clematis, kiwi vine, virginia creeper.
Reply:I don't know how morning glories do by you,but they are beautiful and grow like weeds with little or no care out here. Good luck and happy gardening!
art
Flowering vine?
pink moon vine. this is a tropical perennial vine cold hardy to 0 f .
also clematis
evergreen clematis is cold hardy to 0 as well and will stay evergreen all year and have flowers in the summer.
climning roses are great too. also cold hardy. perennial
trumpet vine it good also fo the jersey shore. perennial
climbing hygraneas ae good too. perennial
photo of
pink moon vine
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showima...
evergeen clematis
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showima...
trumpet vine
http://www.cambridge2000.com/gallery/ima...
climbing rose
http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/images/ros...
http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/grapevi...
climbing hygranea
http://www.dkimages.com/discover/preview...
Reply:Honeysuckle, dutchman's pipe, ivy, clematis, kiwi vine, virginia creeper.
Reply:I don't know how morning glories do by you,but they are beautiful and grow like weeds with little or no care out here. Good luck and happy gardening!
art
Tomato Vine Scented Candles?
I have not been able to find the Tomato Vine Scented Candles since Illuminations Store at the Mall went out of business. They do not respond online about if they will ever bring back this candle. Does anyone know where I can find such a candle ?
Thanks!!
Tomato Vine Scented Candles?
Wow, you actually like the smell of Tomato vine? Anyhow, here you go.
http://www.beccalights.com/product_info....
http://www.scentsandsprays.com/true-grac...
http://cgi.ebay.com/3X4-5-Pillar-Candle-...
Reply:Try Yankee Candles.
Thanks!!
Tomato Vine Scented Candles?
Wow, you actually like the smell of Tomato vine? Anyhow, here you go.
http://www.beccalights.com/product_info....
http://www.scentsandsprays.com/true-grac...
http://cgi.ebay.com/3X4-5-Pillar-Candle-...
Reply:Try Yankee Candles.
Grape vine?
hi, when is the best time to prune a vine ??
mine still has some leaves on AND the new buds are swelling ??? central uk
Yhanks
Grape vine?
Hi Biffo, You must always leave until the sap stops rising or the vine will bleed. You can do it now before end of December. Cut back previous lateral shoot to one or two plump buds. The plumper the better as it is more likely to produce a shoot with flowers next summer. Take out any broken or straggly laterals cutting back to main brown stem.. Do nothing more for next two to three months until vine starts into growth again. Water thoroughly and give a general fertiliser, mulch with well rotted farm manure or spent mushroom compost and give a dressing of sulphate of potash to promote flowering. Heres to a good crop.
Reply:November.
Reply:I seem to recall that the best time is after you've picked all the grapes is the best time to prune... I.e. when the vine has finished producing for the year. In places like France, I think that's around October / November time. But in somewhere like England, I'm not sure how soon the grapes are in season.
mine still has some leaves on AND the new buds are swelling ??? central uk
Yhanks
Grape vine?
Hi Biffo, You must always leave until the sap stops rising or the vine will bleed. You can do it now before end of December. Cut back previous lateral shoot to one or two plump buds. The plumper the better as it is more likely to produce a shoot with flowers next summer. Take out any broken or straggly laterals cutting back to main brown stem.. Do nothing more for next two to three months until vine starts into growth again. Water thoroughly and give a general fertiliser, mulch with well rotted farm manure or spent mushroom compost and give a dressing of sulphate of potash to promote flowering. Heres to a good crop.
Reply:November.
Reply:I seem to recall that the best time is after you've picked all the grapes is the best time to prune... I.e. when the vine has finished producing for the year. In places like France, I think that's around October / November time. But in somewhere like England, I'm not sure how soon the grapes are in season.
Can I use ready made stuffed vine leaves in a tomato cooking sauce?
I went to a party and someone had bought stuffed vine leaves in a tomato sauce. It was so nice I want to try it again but do not know were to start. All I have seen is stuffed vine leaves in a jar. Can I put them in a tomato sauce and heat them up or do I need to do it from scratch? Where would I buy vine leaves from? Are they easy to make?
Can I use ready made stuffed vine leaves in a tomato cooking sauce?
Yuck. You can buy vine leaves in a jar. Take them out and rinse them in cold water. Cut out the stems. Make a mixture of rice and mince meat, sweated onions and garlic, parsley or coriander, season . Place a small amount of the mixture on the vine leaf, roll up and layer in a large pan. Weight down with a plate. I use cooked rice and cooked mince. These take about 20 minutes to heat through. If you use raw rice and uncooked mince they'll take about 45 minutes. Add some lemon juice to the pan and some water. Let them cool in the pan and then serve them on a large plate, with slices of lemon. This is finger food. Not a tomato in sight.
Reply:If you are asking about Dolamdes, they're a bit tricky at first but get easier. There's a good recipe below, but you're on your own for the sauce; I'd say, buy a sauce you love, like a good vodka sauce, cook them separately and serve them together. :)
Reply:i can make this simple by just placeing your vineleaves in a casserole dish,and poring a nice jar of tomatoe pasta sauce over the top easy peasy uh
Reply:The ones in the jar will be fine ,you can make them from scratch but they will take you hours .x
Reply:The jar ones taste like crap. Make your own. Vine leaves from supermarket and fill with what you want. Rice based usually
Can I use ready made stuffed vine leaves in a tomato cooking sauce?
Yuck. You can buy vine leaves in a jar. Take them out and rinse them in cold water. Cut out the stems. Make a mixture of rice and mince meat, sweated onions and garlic, parsley or coriander, season . Place a small amount of the mixture on the vine leaf, roll up and layer in a large pan. Weight down with a plate. I use cooked rice and cooked mince. These take about 20 minutes to heat through. If you use raw rice and uncooked mince they'll take about 45 minutes. Add some lemon juice to the pan and some water. Let them cool in the pan and then serve them on a large plate, with slices of lemon. This is finger food. Not a tomato in sight.
Reply:If you are asking about Dolamdes, they're a bit tricky at first but get easier. There's a good recipe below, but you're on your own for the sauce; I'd say, buy a sauce you love, like a good vodka sauce, cook them separately and serve them together. :)
Reply:i can make this simple by just placeing your vineleaves in a casserole dish,and poring a nice jar of tomatoe pasta sauce over the top easy peasy uh
Reply:The ones in the jar will be fine ,you can make them from scratch but they will take you hours .x
Reply:The jar ones taste like crap. Make your own. Vine leaves from supermarket and fill with what you want. Rice based usually
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