healey36 wrote:There have been reports of a massive fireball in the eastern sky this AM...people here are in a panic, looking to government officials for an explanation.
What was the gummit officials explanation?
healey36 wrote:There have been reports of a massive fireball in the eastern sky this AM...people here are in a panic, looking to government officials for an explanation.
rogruth wrote:healey36 wrote:There have been reports of a massive fireball in the eastern sky this AM...people here are in a panic, looking to government officials for an explanation.
What was the gummit officials explanation?![]()
rogruth wrote:healey36 wrote:There have been reports of a massive fireball in the eastern sky this AM...people here are in a panic, looking to government officials for an explanation.
What was the gummit officials explanation?![]()
healey36 wrote:rogruth wrote:healey36 wrote:There have been reports of a massive fireball in the eastern sky this AM...people here are in a panic, looking to government officials for an explanation.
What was the gummit officials explanation?![]()
They appointed a commission to study it...funded with $10 million from the tobacco settlement.
healey36 wrote:rogruth wrote:healey36 wrote:There have been reports of a massive fireball in the eastern sky this AM...people here are in a panic, looking to government officials for an explanation.
What was the gummit officials explanation?![]()
They appointed a commission to study it...funded with $10 million from the tobacco settlement.

healey36 wrote:Just sitting here in the back yard, listening to the tomatoes split.
healey36 wrote:Yup, no home-made salsa this year. Can't figure the squash...twenty plants and nary a squash anywhere.
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:healey36 wrote:Yup, no home-made salsa this year. Can't figure the squash...twenty plants and nary a squash anywhere.
We were drowning in squash and then all the plants just died. Maybe a mercy killing was involved......but I don't know. Next garden over has squash totally out of control on growth and production.
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:healey36 wrote:Yup, no home-made salsa this year. Can't figure the squash...twenty plants and nary a squash anywhere.
We were drowning in squash and then all the plants just died. Maybe a mercy killing was involved......but I don't know. Next garden over has squash totally out of control on growth and production.
Could it be the soil got starved for certain ingredients that squash need to bear fruit? Have you been planting them in the same spot for years, now?
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:
We were drowning in squash and then all the plants just died. Maybe a mercy killing was involved......but I don't know. Next garden over has squash totally out of control on growth and production.
Could it be the soil got starved for certain ingredients that squash need to bear fruit? Have you been planting them in the same spot for years, now?
Very doubtful; son believes that the squash bugs just got ahead of his applying insecticide. We rotate locations; just put new late tomatoes where we had beans, and cucumbers.
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Could it be the soil got starved for certain ingredients that squash need to bear fruit? Have you been planting them in the same spot for years, now?
Very doubtful; son believes that the squash bugs just got ahead of his applying insecticide. We rotate locations; just put new late tomatoes where we had beans, and cucumbers.
I figured you knew all about that but just had to ask on the off-chance I might have been able to have been helpful.
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:healey36 wrote:Yup, no home-made salsa this year. Can't figure the squash...twenty plants and nary a squash anywhere.
We were drowning in squash and then all the plants just died. Maybe a mercy killing was involved......but I don't know. Next garden over has squash totally out of control on growth and production.
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