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Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 25 Oct 20

It was a beautiful summer once the rain decided to stop. This was the year I was not planning to grow veggies. I planned to just pick them up from the farmers market, and I would only have to do my thing with the saffron plants...

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Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 25 Oct 20

I always fly into a tizzy at this time of year. It’s the darkness of the mornings and nights, and the shortness of the days that simply take the joy out of these months. I want spring and summer to last all year. But it never...

lighting

decor

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Vicki Warner Me too. It is very important and helps you work longer.

25 Oct 20

Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 25 Oct 20

I always fly into a tizzy at this time of year. It’s the darkness of the mornings and nights, and the shortness of the days that simply take the joy out of these months. I want spring and summer to last all year. But it never...

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Vicki Warner @crazyhorseladycx you should be deep in slumber! Not that I can talk -it's.48 am as I write this! Aww, the hubs must install the others for you! It would make such a difference for y’all.

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Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 25 Oct 20

I always fly into a tizzy at this time of year. It’s the darkness of the mornings and nights, and the shortness of the days that simply take the joy out of these months. I want spring and summer to last all year. But it never...

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Vicki Warner Thank you, Simone. I love them too!

25 Oct 20

Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 25 Oct 20

I always fly into a tizzy at this time of year. It’s the darkness of the mornings and nights, and the shortness of the days that simply take the joy out of these months. I want spring and summer to last all year. But it never...

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Vicki Warner So true! Light gives you mental and physical health

25 Oct 20

Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 25 Oct 20

I always fly into a tizzy at this time of year. It’s the darkness of the mornings and nights, and the shortness of the days that simply take the joy out of these months. I want spring and summer to last all year. But it never...

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Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 17 Oct 20

October is the craziest month for bounty from the garden for me. Some years back I decided to fill my raised beds with a saffron crop. Over the space of four years the crocus sativus corms I planted have increased dramatically in...

saffron

spice

gardening

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Vicki Warner @crazyhorseladycx thank you for trying to come in this hour or days of need!! But so lovely to know you’re cheering my efforts on!

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Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 17 Oct 20

October is the craziest month for bounty from the garden for me. Some years back I decided to fill my raised beds with a saffron crop. Over the space of four years the crocus sativus corms I planted have increased dramatically in...

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Vicki Warner I have two sisters in Tassie, and am very familiar with the Huon valley, beautiful part of the world. Wow, that would be back breaking work, and is another reason why saffron is so expensive. Mine in the most temperate region of Canada is grown in high raised...

18 Oct 20

Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 17 Oct 20

October is the craziest month for bounty from the garden for me. Some years back I decided to fill my raised beds with a saffron crop. Over the space of four years the crocus sativus corms I planted have increased dramatically in...

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Vicki Warner Thank you! They are a beautiful part of each day at the moment!

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Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 17 Oct 20

October is the craziest month for bounty from the garden for me. Some years back I decided to fill my raised beds with a saffron crop. Over the space of four years the crocus sativus corms I planted have increased dramatically in...

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Vicki Warner They are pretty, and sweetly perfumed too! However they are not the most valuable part of the plant. It is the three bright red stigmas on each flower that are the saffron spice. The petals unfortunately are composted. They can be used for dyeing fabrics and...

18 Oct 20

Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 17 Oct 20

October is the craziest month for bounty from the garden for me. Some years back I decided to fill my raised beds with a saffron crop. Over the space of four years the crocus sativus corms I planted have increased dramatically in...

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Vicki Warner @crazyhorseladycx it’s great to know at least your thoughts are with me at this very busy time. Just partially processed another 300 collected yesterday afternoon, and now back in bed to catch some zzz before resuming. October is a very concentrated month, and...

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Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 17 Oct 20

October is the craziest month for bounty from the garden for me. Some years back I decided to fill my raised beds with a saffron crop. Over the space of four years the crocus sativus corms I planted have increased dramatically in...

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Vicki Warner Saffron is without doubt one of the most interesting spices you can grow. It looks straightforward, but actually there is a lot to learn about it! If you plan to grow it, make sure you get quality corms, the biggest you can afford, and only from a reputable...

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Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 17 Oct 20

October is the craziest month for bounty from the garden for me. Some years back I decided to fill my raised beds with a saffron crop. Over the space of four years the crocus sativus corms I planted have increased dramatically in...

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crazyhorseladycx @crazyhorseladycx (39509) • United States 16 Oct 20

Out here'n the arid 'n drought ridden high plains 'ts 'come quite dangerous. Not jest the fire danger, the lack 'f foods fer wild critters, etc. - but static 'lectricity. Purty much thoughts 'f tendin' most anythin' outdoors...

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Vicki Warner @crazyhorseladycx mr. Whiskey has such an air of royalty about him, and I can tell you just behave like one of his adoring subjects!

17 Oct 20

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Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 16 Oct 20

The autumn days are here now, and each day seems to be shorter and darker than the last. To be honest, it has always been a most difficult time of the year for me. I crave light and the gorgeous days of summer, even though this...

flowers

hoya inside flowers

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Vicki Warner @crazyhorseladycx I remember how overwhelmed I was to see the first bloom this year! But now there are blooms all down the long and rampant stem on this beauty. All Hoyas are very different, which is another interesting thing about them. I love the way the...

17 Oct 20

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John Welford @indexer (4852) • Leicester, England 16 Oct 20

Donald Trump has said many times that he has "saved the suburbs" by preventing low-cost housing from being built in them. His claim is that this will remove the threat of criminals moving into the suburbs and thus enable...

housing development

racism

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Vicki Warner @indexer I think my comment above still stands. We have learned from events in the past that you can only deal with things as they happen. And amazingly, it seems to work out most of the time. We have provincial elections coming up shortly, and, although...

17 Oct 20

Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 16 Oct 20

The autumn days are here now, and each day seems to be shorter and darker than the last. To be honest, it has always been a most difficult time of the year for me. I crave light and the gorgeous days of summer, even though this...

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Vicki Warner Thank you Judy

16 Oct 20

Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 16 Oct 20

The autumn days are here now, and each day seems to be shorter and darker than the last. To be honest, it has always been a most difficult time of the year for me. I crave light and the gorgeous days of summer, even though this...

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Vicki Warner Yes, it is Hoya, and it is a very vigorous one in the sunroom. Unfortunately it is too cold to grow them outside at this time of the year.

16 Oct 20

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Vicki Warner @VickiJW (260) • Canada 16 Oct 20

The autumn days are here now, and each day seems to be shorter and darker than the last. To be honest, it has always been a most difficult time of the year for me. I crave light and the gorgeous days of summer, even though this...

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Vicki Warner Yes, they’re almost like delicate porcelain. Right now two are blooming, this one, and a pure white one. I have five different types of Hoya. The days have gone quickly this year, and I don’t like to wish them away, but oh, I love the long days!

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