Not that anyone cares!! As most of you know i started my first garden ever and i actually grew corn!!!!!!! I have four ears growing!!! It's a miracle!!!!!!!!! I'm in an apt. complex and i have everything growing out of pots!!! I can't believe i have corn!!!!!! and this post also shows that i really need to get a life!! LOL!!!
melcc83
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hahahhaha congrats on your corn lolllllllllllllllllllllll
dazies1011
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Congrats on the corn!!!
beram63
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don't feel dorky. i felt the same time i used mint from my own garden to make mojitos.
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Posted by beram63
don't feel dorky. i felt the same time i used mint from my own garden to make mojitos.
OH!!!!!! I never thought of growing mint for mojitos!! WOW!!!! I have a new project for next year!!!!! That sounds awesome!!
Next i'll have a small vineyard growing out front!! They'll probably evict me next year!!!! LOL!!! Just call me farmer Jodie
MrsDtoBe09
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Thats awesome! I have a garden too and I'm up to my ears in tomatoes!
CNC4eva3402
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lolz I get excited about stuff like that too! Congrats!
donnasmom
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Jodie, I think it's great that you grew corn!!!! Let us know how tasty it is!!!! Mary MOB
ttdiff11
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lol congrats
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Posted by beram63
don't feel dorky. i felt the same time i used mint from my own garden to make mojitos.
Amber, I use to grow meadow/mint tea under our deck, where it was shady; I would wash it, and put it into baggies, and freeze it, to make iced mint tea. I did not do it the following way, but here's a recipe I found. As some of you might know, I'm married to an ex-Amish guy, but most of his family are still Amish. Meadow/mint tea, is a favorite of the Amish.
