I forgot this pretty lady had a checkup today. I will be back a little later with our home ec update and laundry pictures. I know, I know I keep saying that, but this time I promise... I think!For your enjoyment here are some links to blogposts I found quiet enjoyable this weekend.
The First Year At Home
Hospitality Can Revive the Heart
Chair Make Over
Of course there are more, but thats all I have time for. See you later this afternoon!
Be Blessed!
P.S. I seem to be updating my blogroll every day. Lots of good stuff out there!
Hi Julie! Thank you for visiting my blog...I wanted to let you know that
ReplyDeleteI had the same problem a year or so back with my squash and pumpkins. One or two blooms, but never any veggies growing. I have learned that you need to plant other flowering plants around them to encourage pollination. Plant in the squash family produce a few blooms compared to other plants, and they only stay open for just a bit. Bees have to visit somewhere around 15 times to properly pollinate them to grow. Squash plants just do not have the "gusto" to have that happen enough by themselves. Try planting marigolds, or zinnias around and see if that helps!
Tracy
Julie,
ReplyDeleteThx for adding me to your blogroll! I have been trying to get more traffic on my blog, and I think your add will help. Did you read that we're having twins? If not, please check out my blog for the exciting news. Looking forward to "keeping in touch through cyberspace."
Tracy thanks for the advice. I will definately try that.
ReplyDeleteShaunta, no problem. I cheat and use my blogroll to keep up with the blogs I enjoy reading. LOL. Congrats on the twins!