http://www.kerrysgarden.us/2006/02/18/garden-blogging-on-the-go/ The trials and tribulations of one Kentucky gardener... Tue, 10 Jan 2012 14:56:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.kerrysgarden.us/2006/02/18/garden-blogging-on-the-go/comment-page-1/#comment-98065 Hig Per Tue, 04 Jan 2011 18:31:53 +0000 http://www.kerrysgarden.us/?p=151#comment-98065 Put the cuttings on the roof next to the chimney. The heat from the chimney will keep them alive, and the snows will harden them off. Left on the roof until July or August should produce an abundance of blew berries which can be collected at the bottom on your rainspout...just place a large container there with some milk in it. When full, you can add your favorite cerial and have a ready-made, delicious breakfast. Good luck. Put the cuttings on the roof next to the chimney. The heat from the chimney will keep them alive, and the snows will harden them off. Left on the roof until July or August should produce an abundance of blew berries which can be collected at the bottom on your rainspout…just place a large container there with some milk in it. When full, you can add your favorite cerial and have a ready-made, delicious breakfast. Good luck.

]]> http://www.kerrysgarden.us/2006/02/18/garden-blogging-on-the-go/comment-page-1/#comment-97539 Marsha Eichner Thu, 06 Nov 2008 13:39:30 +0000 http://www.kerrysgarden.us/?p=151#comment-97539 I took cuttings from an old overgrown blueberry bush and planted them in some potting soil. Prior to planting them, I dipped the cut stem into some hormone rooting powder. Now the question....I live in Pa. Some of these cuttings are getting nice light green leaves. I have them inside in my enclosed porch. Do I keep them inside until spring, put them in the garage or plant the cuttings outside before the snow blows. We are having rather mild weather in November thus far, but before long it will be very cold. Please advise as they are drawing little knats and I don't want bugs inside the house! Also...I bought four blueberry bushes. Do I shield them with burlap for the winter or are they winter hardy when they are young? I took cuttings from an old overgrown blueberry bush and planted them in some potting soil. Prior to planting them, I dipped the cut stem into some hormone rooting powder. Now the question….I live in Pa. Some of these cuttings are getting nice light green leaves. I have them inside in my enclosed porch. Do I keep them inside until spring, put them in the garage or plant the cuttings outside before the snow blows. We are having rather mild weather in November thus far, but before long it will be very cold. Please advise as they are drawing little knats and I don’t want bugs inside the house! Also…I bought four blueberry bushes. Do I shield them with burlap for the winter or are they winter hardy when they are young?

]]> http://www.kerrysgarden.us/2006/02/18/garden-blogging-on-the-go/comment-page-1/#comment-364 kerry Sun, 26 Feb 2006 16:09:35 +0000 http://www.kerrysgarden.us/?p=151#comment-364 Roses, Ok I understand. The feed I was talking about is the GV rss feed used by the news readers. It is the "subscribe to garden voices" link just above the contributors names on the GV page. <a href="http://voices.gardenweb.com/index.xml" rel="nofollow">http://voices.gardenweb.com/index.xml</a> If you look at the top where it says last build date, it only has the posts up through Feb 5th. Is the rss feed no longer being updated? Roses,
Ok I understand. The feed I was talking about is the GV rss feed used by the news readers. It is the “subscribe to garden voices” link just above the contributors names on the GV page. http://voices.gardenweb.com/index.xml If you look at the top where it says last build date, it only has the posts up through Feb 5th. Is the rss feed no longer being updated?

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