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Blue Pumpkin
Hello - I bought a Blue Pumpkin for my dining room table. It is gorgeous!!
Does anyone know names of blue pumpkins - or a list of names I can see?? It had a 'middle name' that I can't remember - I feel like it started w/ a 'D.'
It was a "Blue ____?____ Pumpkin."
Now ... the lady says it will last me for about 4 years, if I take care of it correctly???
She said to leave it outside until freezing temps....put it on a rug in the house until it warms up...put it out again and enjoy it for next Halloween.
But won't the heat make it 'pop???'
There are four blue pumpkins that I know of. They are 'triamble', 'queensland blue', 'crown' and 'jarrahdale'. There are also other regional names that people give the pumpkins. Most of the blue pumpkins seem to come from Australia where they are popular.
Four years would be amazing. Let me know in four years if it actually makes it! The blue pumpkins are in the maxima group of pumpkins which seem to all last longer than your typical orange jack-o-lantern type pumpkin. I have never purchased a blue pumpkin but I do have other maximas such as 'lumina', 'one too many' and 'big max' that have all lasted over a year for me. I have read that it is not uncommon for the blue pumpkins to last 2 years, but I have never witnessed this first hand.
Pumpkins that store the best are the ones that look healthy (good shape and color) and are blemish free. I always wash my pumpkins with soap and water initially and then again every three months or so when they get dusty. Freezing temperatures are definitely bad for the pumpkins and in the summer they should be kept cool. Basements are normally cool enough.
Yes, the lumina pumpkins are the typical white ones. However in the past two years I have been seeing more and more of 'cotton candy' which is also white. Lumina is a maxima while cotton candy is a pepo, which is the group that includes the standard orange jack-o-lantern type pumpkin. Cotton candy looks like an ordinary pumpkin only white while lumina does not have the ribs of a typical pumpkin. The best pumpkin ID website I can find would be Louie's Pumpkin Patch just look around at all the galleries and photographs on the site.
There are a few more 'blue' pumpkins and squashes. Like Kiszombori and Hungarian Blue and Whangaparoa aka New Zealand Storage Pumpkin. There is Blue Ballet, Baby Blue hubbard too and a few besides. Blue Ballet does store a long time, but not 4 years, perhaps up to a year. There is the larger Blue Hubbard, which also stores well, but again not for 4 years.
Here is a picture of Blue Ballet:
150 varieties of squash and pumpkin are here with excellent pictures (but site loads quite slowly):
and the link below is the largest squash and pumpkin site I have come across yet.
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Here is a link that might be useful: great squash ID site
There is also a new Blue Doll in the doll series from D. Palmer. The series includes Porcelain Doll (pink) and Indian Doll. There is also Blue Moon. These are primarily grown by large growers, but are a possibilty if you bought your pumpkin from a non-local source.
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Well, he made good on one promise for once.
President Obama has defied the Senate's rejection of Dodd-Frank czar Richard Cordray and recess-appointed — just as he threatened last month and just as Soros operatives pushed him to do for months. The White House trumpeted the strong-arm move this morning.
The President nominated Mr. Cordray last summer. Unfortunately, Republicans in the Senate blocked his confirmation. They refused to let the Senate go forward with an up or down vote. It's not because Republicans think Cordray isn't qualified for the job, they simply believe that the American public doesn't need a watchdog at all. Well, we disagree.
And we can't wait for Republicans in the Senate to act. Now, you might hear some folks across the aisle criticize this "recess appointment." It's probably the same folks who don't think we need a tough consumer watchdog in the first place. Those critics might tell you that Wall Street should write their own rules. Or you might hear them say the American people are better off when everyone is left to fend for themselves. Again, we disagree with those critics.
Refresh your memories on Cordray and the expansive new regulatory powers he will now wield here.
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Obama himself supported such a panel — before he opposed and demagogued it. As it stands, the bureau remains under the Treasury Department. The minute a director is sworn in, the agency will transfer to the fed for administrative purposes, but will effectively have free rein. The Fed's authority over it is illusory. And it would be impossible for the Dodd-Frank czar to be removed by a change of administration because his term is five years and his tenure protected.
While crusading as a consumer watchdog who'll take on Wall Street, Cordray (whom voters booted from the Ohio Attorney General's Office last fall) is tight with securities class-action lawyers. As Daniel Fisher at Forbes Magazine reported, Cordray has a record of "taking money from lawyers who profit from private litigation that often follows closely on the heels of government investigations." In other words: Exactly the kind of cozy, crony relationships that created our financial crisis in the first place.
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With a subtle pop, Becky Morus coaxes the cork out of a bottle of Columbia Gorge pinot noir, and tips it toward the glasses of four eager Californians visiting Phelps Creek Vineyards in the Hood River Valley.
It's no surprise Oregon's 28 million-plus overnight visitors take delight in the state's iconic places; now research shows they take delight in its products, too — particularly culinary products. They come to sample fine wine, craft beer and artisanal cheeses. They shop at fish markets and farm stands. They take cooking classes, hit up countless food carts and dine at some of the West's top tables. According to a recent study commissioned by Travel Oregon, six in 10 visitors to the state participate in a culinary experience during their stay.
Thanks to that hearty appetite, culinary tourism is a significant portion of the $9.2 billion travel and tourism injects into the Oregon economy.
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Phelps Creek Vineyards taps into the growing interest by offering a variety of tours, featuring barrel tastings, picnic lunches and rides by horseback or hay wagon through its 30-acre vineyard. The family-owned winery hosted some 350 guests — from New York to Texas to Asia — in its first year of tours. Nearly all of those guests also joined the Phelps Creek wine club, each membership adding another $300 in annual sales.
"They become loyal to the brand," says Morus, the winery's operations manager. "Once they visit, guests establish a personal connection to the product and to this place. Every time they open a bottle of our wine back home or dining out, they get to experience those vacation memories and share them with their friends."
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Research underscores Phelps Creek's experience. A 2011 Travel Oregon study showed visitors don't only buy Oregon goods while on their trips; nearly 60% continued to do so when they returned home. Wine, beer and food products top the list.
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But as you go on growing, nearabout between thirty-five and forty the hippie disappears. Suddenly thousands of hippies simply disappear. Now that youthful, romantic ideology of free love, drugs, not caring about anything, is not possible. You are becoming older; you need a home, you need a wife to look after you. You need children, because they will be, in a subtle way, tremendously satisfying. You know that you will die, but at least you will live in your child. The child is part of you. Even if a part is saved, it gives consolation.
Your parents in your childhood were young, full of romantic ideas. In fact, the young man wants to be recognized, his greatest need is attention. If you are a theist, who is going to give you any attention? There are millions of theists, it is a very common thing. But to be an atheist - you immediately start getting attention. That fulfills the ego.
And the trouble is that the atheist can always defeat any other kind of believers. The atheist can win in argument with any theist, because the theist has no evidence, no eyewitness about what happens after death, because nobody comes back after death and tells you stories about what is beyond death. So it is left up to your imagination. Of course, older people start imagining a God; otherwise they will be so helpless without the body - wandering like a cloud with no direction, no purpose. They need God. God is the need of the old man.
Children don't care; they are forced to believe in God. The old man is again in a similar situation, but far more difficult and complex. A child can easily be molded; he is soft, vulnerable, imitative. The old man feels for seventy, eighty years he has been a certain kind of person. His personality has become consolidated, and now at the moment of death it is very difficult for him to undo himself. That is why the old are in despair.
Why did they get divorced? As youth leaves you one day, it takes many things from you; it does not go alone. It takes all your paintings, all your poetries, all your music, all your dances. It takes all your love, and leaves behind something utterly empty, dark, nobody to take care of. Children must have been grown up by now, they must be passing through revolutionary, rebellious stages - perhaps they may be hippies. They don't care about you; you have lived your life, they want to live their life.
They may be somewhere in Kabul, in Kulu Manali, in Kathmandu, in Goa - they are enjoying their youthfulness and its freedom, and they have energy to waste. They must be taking marijuana, hashish, opium, LSD. They don't care even if they are imprisoned - I have known many people who have been imprisoned for using drugs which governments declare illegal. But imprisonment does not help. Out of the prison, they are again on the same track: Kabul, Kulu Manali, Kathmandu, Goa. Goa is their destination. These are just stopping, resting places; Goa is the final goal.
By the way, just a little drifting.. All the Christian countries are against marijuana, LSD, hashish, but they are not against alcohol, which is far more dangerous to health. Why? - because Jesus himself was a drunkard, his apostles were all drinking. So alcohol has some religious significance for the Christians.


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Frustrated with the disobedient men who insist on entering the Women Only cabin, Delhi women decided to mete out their own brand of punishment.
November 29, 2010 5:11 by kippreport
Kipp has blogged about the wonderful experience that is travelling on the Dubai Metro during rush hour before, and the rants have sure proven therapeutic. But perhaps not as effective as the actions of female passengers on Delhi's metro; we are officially inspired.
Over the weekend, reports emerged of women passengers, joined by women cops, frustrated by the men who repeatedly entered the "women's only" cabin. They finally took to slapping the men, and even made them do sit-ups.
The Delhi metro recently instituted the policy of a women's only cabin after complaints of sexual harassment from female passengers and tourists. And following complaints that men have been entering the metro women-only sections, police at a station in Gurgaon raided the women's only cabin to weed out the intruders. The actions of the police, it appears, helped encourage the women passengers' dormant feelings of resentment. It wasn't long before they joined in on the action and many began slapping and beating the male passengers.
The men were then required to pay a fine of Rs250 (less than Dh20) and were weirdly forced to do sit ups (a humiliation tactic, but we're not sure how they managed to force them to carry it out).
Gurgaon police commissioner S. Deswal, who led the raid, told The Times: "We found many male passengers in the women's coach. The moment the women saw us, they got the courage to teach the men a lesson (…) We want our young girls and women to feel confident and safe while travelling in the Metro."
Kipp is not advocating violence (for once), but having been pushed, squashed, pressed up against, stared down at, and having had our feet trodden upon by many less than courteous Dubai metro passengers, the action of the Delhi women is pretty appealing. A few sit ups wouldn't hurt some of Dubai's commuters, we think.
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I don't think this is right. what if men do the same with women. Is this fine in India where we talk about equality? where is equality here? In any case no one has the right to break law.
all women and guard should get punished for this.
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During a fleeting picture opportunity at the proposed site in Metford today, Premier Mike Baird told local media he was open to a public-private partnership, however he said he was unable to provide any significant information until planning work was completed.
Local residents, together with NSWNMA members, have previously sought clarification from Maitland MP Robyn Parker, NSW Ministry of the Health and the Health Minister in relation to the government's plans for the new hospital, to no avail.
NSWNMA General Secretary, Brett Holmes, said a new state-of-the-art hospital was welcome for the growing Lower Hunter population but reiterated the lack of detail on how the hospital would run had been disappointing.
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Looking for a large hot pink shrub rose
When I was young, in the mid-70's, the house I grew up in New Jersey, had a very large shrub rose (at least, I'm assuming so) which I loved. I remember it as being gigantic blooms, very hot pink, strong, strong fragrance, and upright with a lot of foliage. I seem to remember that the bush was at least 6' tall by the end of summer, if not more. I don't recall it being overly thorny.
I had found what I thought matched it several years ago; "Miss All American Beauty" (i.e. "Maria Callas"). The blooms were very similar but, the bush itself absolutely was NOT it. It was too small for one thing, prone to disease and the darn thing died within months (in fact, it was the only rose bush I had that I had bad luck with - I was happy to shovel prune her).
I'd love to be able to find a similar rose to put into my garden this coming year. I'm just now starting the search so I have time to do some looking around to make comparisons.
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Shrub roses were not widely grown in the 1970s. If it was extremely fragrant, it might have been Perfume Delight, a vigorous HT with lots of large, matte leaves. Or possibly Electron, a smaller and thornier plant.
I too cannot think of shrub roses being grown in the 1970s, but a HT that certainly qualifies as "hot pink" is Peter Mayle.
Perhaps what you saw, sivy, was a climber. Sometimes gardeners let them grow without tying them up to a trellis or arbor. As a result, they grow looking more like a shrub rose, or maybe I should say, overgrown shrub rose. That said, I can't think of any hot pink climbers right off hand, although I seem to remember one of those northern type climbers--maybe a Canadian Explorer type rose?--has rather intensely pink blooms. Can't remember a name, however.
Then there is Earth Song--not really a shrub, but grows kind of like one. Its blooms are not quite hot pink, but they do tend to be a bright, full-bodied pink.
That's about all I can think of.
The first one that springs to mind is Jadis (Fragrant Memory). My next thought was perhaps it was an OGR. Most OGR's have pretty small blooms, but Paul Neyron might fit the bill. Large impressive blooms in the spring with sporatic repeat the rest of the year...No telling how long that rose had been there by the 70's. It could be a rose from any decade up until then, so that's a lot of roses to search out. Good luck to you.......Maryl
I'll do research on the ones suggested to see if any of them resemble what I recall in my head.
The bush couldn't have been too old. The house was built in the late 60's at the most - the first owner only lived there a few years. We moved there around 1972 if I remember correctly.
I'd be surprised if it was a climber because there were two of those in the yard, one red (perhaps Don Juan? Does that go back that far?), the other yellow. Both were trained properly on the fence. It would be kind of odd that the prior owner would have forgotten let this one grow so upright, plus even as a kid, I remember the legs of the bush NOT being bare looking like the other two - as most climbers tend to be (I must have been a rosarian at heart lol).
Jadis is medium pink, not hot pink. 'Peter Mayle' is a big vigorous plant with big fragrant hot pink flowers. Black spot resistance unknown.
Sometimes memory plays tricks. We sometimes remember something as better than it really was.
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Take a look at Perfume Delight video:
My favorite hot pink is Electron. The blooms are much brighter than Perfume Delight, but is not a big bush.
Another one is Hoochie-Koochie.
Hoov, I totally agree I may not be remembering this rose entirely right, as I was quite young at the time. My memory could be a bit faulty as to the size of the bush.
However, after doing research on all the roses mentioned, I happened upon the Hybrid Perpetual "American Beauty" a/k/a "Madame Ferdinand Jamin". Out of all of them, this seems like it might be it.
For the one thing, all of the others post-date the time that the prior owners were in the home. The house was built in the late 1960's at the most - it was a new housing development. We were the 2nd owners and I remembered we moved there in March of 1970, when my youngest sister was only 3 months old. So, the rose bush could not have originated in it's inception prior to 1969 at the most and most mentioned were after that time - early 1970's and thereafter.
Also - some of the blooms were too light a pink, or too deep and going into red. I do know that the rose was a hot pink, because there were other bushes on the property, including a red one (I'm pretty sure it was a climbing Don Juan thinking back on it now).
I guess if the person who lived there was someone who knew more than a little about roses (there were several in the yard), having other bushes than just regular hybrid teas would not be out of the ordinary. There was some thought put into that backyard; as far as the flowering plants in it.
Anyway, I still could be wrong but this one fits the bill for what my needs are at the moment too. The house I purchased last year is very old (95 years) and my intention was to fill in some spaces of my new landscaping (just done this year) with as many roses as I can fit in - but not anything common. I'm partial to the David Austins, having had good luck with them previously and, other than replicating a few others from my other home that I had to leave behind that worked well for me (Papa Meilland, French Lace, Tropicana); I was hoping to also find a few "older" varieties so a HP would be a nice addition - and since it matches what I recall from my childhood all the better :D
Now I just have a pick out at least two really good climbers and I'm set!
I doubt if the bush form of 'American Beauty' was available in the 1960s. Its heyday was the Gilded Age, and it was badly out of fashion by the later 1930s, although the name remained famous to this day. Non-rosarians tended to call any red rose American Beauty, and probably some still do.
'Cl. American Beauty' is not a sport of AB but has different parentage. It is considered a good rose, though I have no personal experience of it.
However, regular AB might be an interesting rose to try if you plan to spray fungicide.
Look at the newer climbers Laguna, Nahema, Aloha Hawaii (Kordes Aloha), and Papi Delbard.
What do you mean by "regular American Beauty"?
If you mean Miss All American Beauty, that's the one I mentioned in my original post that I had to shovel prune. Awful disease resistance for me in my area. I struggled with it completely from the moment it was planted. I think I got one bloom off of it. Of course, it could have been a bad bush, things happen, but it did come from a reputable nursery (it never occurred to me at the time to call them and place a complaint).
It was too bad because the one bloom was spectacular.
'Peter Mayle' is a big vigorous plant with big fragrant hot pink flowers. Black spot resistance unknown.
For the record, Peter Mayle has fairly good disease-resistance. I have 3 of them, and blackspot is not a major problem although Peter Mayle is sometimes bothered a little bit by BS.
Just love its BIG, FAT SMELLY BLOOMS!


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Just went outside to look around my flower beds and noticed one of my sunflowers on the ground and disappearing. I hate gophers. Been fighting them for 15 years or more. The only thing I have found to really work is poison grain. Anyone with any better ideas. Caught about 15 or so in a wooden box trap. Then a few with a wire one. Think they get smarter or you catch the lower end of the gene pool first. Hate them.
When you learn the secret, let me know........they have discovered my veggies. I am slowly digging up the garden and putting that 1/2 inch square metal stuff used in construction (I can't remember what its called) at the bottom of the beds, but that is costly. The deterrants I have found say not to use them in a veggie garden. I tried daff bulbs (over 1500) and they helped some, but not in the veggie garden. My husband took the .22 away from me; he told me I couldn't just start shooting in the ground. Sigh. I hate gophers, too......
Me three! The gophers are sooooo bad this year. I think they multiplied over the winter. Will be getting the poison grain out and hoping it will help. I planted a lot of castor bean plants this spring--in the ornamental garden. Will see if this keeps them away. I hate killing anything, but gophers are so destructive. I made quarter inch hardware cloth containers for lots of my plants--takes time and money, and the edges can be painful, if you aren't careful and catch a finger. They don't seem to like to work around the prongs on the tomato cages, so the tomatoes are safe--but everything else looks like a root buffet to them.
Check every bit of your property every day. Every time you see new mounds, put out the box trap and set it twice daily till you catch it. Then leave the hole exposed for a few days to see if the tunnel is still occupied by another gopher that fills in the hole. You just have to keep after it and never give them a break. I have caught well over 200 in my box traps, but there have been 8 or 10 that I could never catch.
I don't use anything other than box traps anymore. I still have to trap a dozen of so each year that move into the 8 acres around my house.
I have 40 acres around mine and not sure if I will ever win. Sorry little buggers.They got smarter and started packing my box traps with dirt. Covered them with everything I could think of. Dirt and trash can lids to make sure no light was getting in. Packed them anyway. Finally switched to poison grain. They are just so hard to see under mulch sometimes. They have destroyed stuff before you know it. My husband use to say he was going to come home and all that was going to be left was our house up on a mound. I was going to blow everything else up. Caddy Shack isnt nearly as funny to me now.
I don't think it is critical to keep light out, except along the edge where the trap meets the edge of the dirt tunnel. What is critical for me is to set the trap so that the two pieces of metal just barely rest on each other and the trap snaps with only a little "push". If the trap is triggered and full of dirt, then I make it where it doesn't snap so easily.
Some of the little guys push a bunch of dirt at a time, and some only push a little bit.Some are easy and some are really hard. I usually get them but it takes 4 or 5 tries sometimes. Even then there have been a few that required more extreme measures.
I use only box traps also. I am afraid of killing someone's pet with the poison. I also check the trigger on the trap, and if there is a burr at the end of the wire I file it off. Sometimes mud will collect on the wire and it will not trip easily. Do whatever it takes to make the latch trip at the slightest touch. I never cover my traps with anything other than very little soil, grass clippings or leaves. I always leave light shining through the outside end of the trap.
Several years, we planted daffodils completly around our 1/3 acre garden to prevent gophers from getting in. Those of you smarter than me already know that we trapped them in there and kept them from getting out. It's been poison grain ever since. Where do you get the traps?
Dorothy, the traps can be purchased from Farmers Co-op, Atwoods and Ace hardware. I use to use the traps made in Oklahoma, the last I bought I expect was an import, but having good luck with it also. it is a little larger than the Oklahoma traps.
I once saw a segment of Oklahoma Gardening that showed the difference in mole and gopher mounds and runs, but the only thing I remember is that moles are meat eaters--mostly grubs and earthworms--and gophers are root eaters. I once watched a lily in bloom wiggle around and then disappear down a hole. So gopher. But I've never seen them come up and look around. The dogs may have tho, because they catch one occasionally.
We use a team approach. The box traps are effective and my dog is a cold blooded murderer that kills anything he can catch. After watching me set traps he finally learned to stalk them in the field and catch them himself. Only problem is he likes to bring them in the house :-)
That is awesome. I had a sheltie catch one once. She brought it in the garage it bit her on the end of the nose in a stand off. He had his mouth wide open at her. Of course I killed it. She never caught another one. Not really sure I blame her. Those are some pretty wicked teeth! I have a cat that will catch baby rabbits and bring them to my porch. Wish she would switch to the stinkin gophers!!!
That dog is a gardener's best friend, JC!
Our cats catch baby rabbits and bring them to us alive. We then put the cats inside and release the bunny further from the house. When we let the cats back outside an hour or two later, they've forgotten about the bunnies.
Our cats kill moles and gophers, and sometimes voles, but often the voles will survive for a while because they are active at night when the cats are inside for their own safety (too much wildlife roaming at night).
kfrinkle, Have y'all had a lot of rain? I had voles pop up in the garden last week in a pathway after we'd had about 3" of rain over a 3-day period. I stomped their mound flat and their rebuilt it in less than an hour. I stomped it flat again. They rebuilt it overnight. I stomped it again. They went away. Sometimes you don't necessarily have to kill them....just really annoy them and they'll go away.
I had so many gophers & Moles you could not take a step without sinking in a run or tunnel... just tried everything to get rid of them & then...last year I bought a bottle of ground cumin to cook some mexican dishes..husband hated the taste of it...sooooooo I put it out in the runs & mounds of the gopher & moles & let me tell you... they are gone! Rain has washed out all the runs & this year I have come across only three & have put the ground cumin there & they are gone.
I put a good tablespoon anywhere there were fresh tunnels or mounds. Cumin is expensive but I only used the 1 bottle last year. Bought a new bottle this year & only used it three times so far. Give it a try..it worked miracles here.
I just ask my wife if she had any cumin. I had 5 squash plants in a flower bed, I only have 3 now. I found about 2" of two plants sticking above the mulch. The bottom of the plants had been eaten and pulled down into the run. I set the trap about an hour ago and I expect it is full of dirt by now.
hmmmm. I've tried everything else, so, tequila and cumin, here I come!
Honestly! They have eaten green beans, chamomille (surrounded by daffodils) and actually came up in the garlic patch.
I'll try anything (well, not the llighted propane trick) at this point.
Cumin is less than $10 for a large bottle at Sams. I'd gladly pay 5 times (or more) than that to NOT have gophers. I'm gonna try it....although the 22 does work well when DH is behind it. It's just a bit LOUD on a peaceful Saturday morning when I'm out puttering in the garden.
I've also had some luck with a stick of Juicy Fruit...carefully placed without touching with the human hand. They can smell a human. And I've had good luck with the Castor Oil spray and granules although they have to be applied more often than I have time to spend.
I know everything has a place in the "food chain"...but honestly, I DO. NOT. UNDERSTAND what God was thinking when He created this rodent.
GOOD JOB, LARRY!!!! One less to reproduce!
I could understand their existence if ALL they ate were the sandburrs....but that's all the understanding I got. I picked up the cumin yesterday. And red pepper flakes just in case. (If I tried to put juicyfruit in a gopher hole, WITHOUT touching it, I would look like Mo, Curly or Larry, take your pick)
I read all the gopher threads I could find after they started tearing up our lawn. I started with Juicy Fruit, which they simply pushed back out, then went on to poison pellets, then gas. Nothing worked. I didn't want to do the traps you have to bury because that would require digging up even more lawn, and it seemed like it wouldn't be a sure thing--you have to use 2 in each tunnel, sometimes they pack dirt in them, etc.
Then I found a message board talking about gopher wire vs. hardware cloth, and there was mention of Cinch Traps. You have to buy them online, but it was worth it. No extra digging, you just put them down the hole and when they come to block up the opening, BAM! I caught 6 in as many days and I'm ecstatic!
I bought some HUGE smoke bombs one year at a fireworks place, looked like a little stick of dynamite, when I found a few gopher holes in my flower beds, I lit those puppies, shoved them in the hole as far as I could and covered it with dirt. I did it as fast as i could with every hole i could find I killed a few gophers that year with those smoke bombs.
My problem the past few years has been moles. I have a guy who comes out and baits them for me every month. Keeps them under control in the yard but the pastures were really bad last year. They don't seem as bad this year, I'm wondering if it's all the rain.
I tried everything . . . and I mean everything! Finally I made up an expanding material that I could pour down their holes and burrows and fill it up with a thick gel we call 'Gopher goo'. They HATE it and it goes all the way down to where the nest and live and stays there turning into soil so they have to move on or start over, and it turns out they are lazy and scared and do that once if at all. I do not need baskets or Hardware cloth anymore and neither do my friends and neighbors. If we have a gopher we Go for our Goo and you can too at Gophergoo.com. It sure helps me sleep at night!


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Corn-and-Zucchini Saute with Basil
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Source: Everyday Food, July/August 2009
- 6 ears corn, husks and silks removed
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 medium zucchini, halved lengthwise and thinly sliced crosswise
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 1 cup fresh basil leaves, torn
- 1 teaspoon white-wine vinegar
Cut off tip of each cob. Stand corn in a wide shallow bowl; using a sharp knife, slice downward to release kernels. Discard cobs.
In a large saucepan, heat oil over medium-high. Add zucchini and garlic and cook, tossing, until zucchini is bright green, 1 to 2 minutes. Add corn and season with salt and pepper. Cook, tossing, until corn is heated through, 1 to 3 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in basil and vinegar.
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KScot 7 Aug, 2010
This is a great summer salad and pairs well with grilled salmon. I always add feta cheese to add a bit more flavor...mmmmmm.
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