Any other Master Gardeners out there?

1/31/2013 9:45:40 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
gruvn Woodstock, VA 44, joined Oct. 2010	New to DH, and looking to talk to others that are interested in horticulture. Completed my MG from Michigan State 3+years ago, and love my new job and life. Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
1/31/2013 10:55:00 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Check out the other threads in this forum and begin posting in the ones which interest you. You are sure to meet a lot of people who are into gardening.
2/2/2013 5:36:19 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
mayflylady Conyers, GA 55, joined Jun. 2012	Quote from gruvn: New to DH, and looking to talk to others that are interested in horticulture. Completed my MG from Michigan State 3+years ago, and love my new job and life. I am a county extnesion agent here in georgia
4/26/2013 3:18:19 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
tardsmasher2 Douglasville, GA 54, joined Jun. 2010	Not a master but an eager beginner.Puttin out first veggies this year.
4/27/2013 3:33:20 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
tbirdracer Gainesville, GA 54, joined Nov. 2007 online now!	I'm a Master Naturalist and avid gardener. I tutored my 74yr mother to get her Master Gardener cert. Health precluded me attending the classes during that time.
4/28/2013 8:50:30 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
kgrear Chicago, IL 63, joined Mar. 2012	Hello! I'm Karin and I've been a MG since 2006 with Cook County.
4/29/2013 8:20:59 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
silentcrescendo Cedar Grove, NJ 38, joined Aug. 2012	Master Gardener here. I am a trained and licensed in horticulture. [Edited 4/29/2013 8:21:13 PM ]
4/29/2013 11:40:01 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Thr is no such thing as a master gardener.
5/27/2013 8:34:02 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
cjok555 Columbia Falls, MT 69, joined May. 2013	Well as opposed to being a slave to the garden the master gardener should be using Permanent Culture where nature does the work and you reap the rewards. Would like to meet any perma culture fans in Northwest.
6/25/2013 7:15:12 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
blackman305 North Little Rock, AR 52, joined Jun. 2013	Hello every 1iam WD I LOVE TO GARDEN. an landscape
6/25/2013 7:17:23 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
blackman305 North Little Rock, AR 52, joined Jun. 2013	That's. True. We all learn as we grow
6/25/2013 8:51:35 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
abella16 South Lyon, MI 58, joined Jul. 2009	Hi, I am a Certified Master Gardener. I took classes at a Michigan State ext. office in Howell, MI. It was very interesting and had a new topic and speaker every day.
6/25/2013 10:01:30 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
blackman305 North Little Rock, AR 52, joined Jun. 2013	How do you get rid of slugs/snails without shells?
6/28/2013 9:18:22 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	salt The OP has left the building.
7/10/2013 5:26:06 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
skiwino Redford, MI 55, joined Feb. 2007	Quote from blackman305: How do you get rid of slugs/snails without shells? Hard to find it but Sluggo works great. Don't salt your garden.
9/11/2013 10:40:17 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	The OP has left the building.
9/18/2013 11:08:51 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
elfarm4you Mercer, PA 57, joined Jun. 2013	Farmer here and a Penn state Master gardener too. We grow vegetables for sale st the farm and in Pittsburgh along with some food service companies at two universities.
9/24/2013 6:23:14 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
rookjenny Bean Station, TN 48, joined May. 2012	Any gardeners here know why my beefstake and better boy mater plants get big,and even grow fast,but my maters are small? Maybe in need something better than miracle grow? And does anybody know how to sucker mater plants. I can take suckers off tobacco plants,but i'd like to learn proper trimming of mater and pumpkin plants.
9/24/2013 11:31:10 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	you are wanting to sucker tomato plants in Bean Station at this time of year?
9/26/2013 4:27:56 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
rookjenny Bean Station, TN 48, joined May. 2012	Quote from cupocheer: you are wanting to sucker tomato plants in Bean Station at this time of year? No No No,garden was a disaster this year,and i'm preparing for next year,but on maters(love that word),i found out the proper way to sucker them,but still not quite sure of what direction to go now. As we know,suckers take some nutrients and energy from the overall plant and maters,but i was also reminded that the suckers also produce maters as well,and some say with the right care,you can leave the suckers,and still get full size maters,plus in a bigger amount,so i will probebly just expeirment next year,with a split between suckered amd non suckered,to see for myself what is best.
9/26/2013 10:56:19 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	suckers will produce a crop ... but they are not as good as the the main plant fruit .... I have found suckers will be smaller and 'harder' .... I would sucker the main vine as soon as suckers began to give the plant the best nutrients and water supply for a healthier harvest ... and half-sucker the main vine as the plant matured ...... but that s just my opinion .... and Miracle Gro was mentioned ... but relying on Miracle Gro is a fool's quest .... Miracle Gro will make a larger plant but the fruit suffers for it ..... I am always stingy with Miracle Gro on my 'maters .... but I sure do fertilize my plants well with seasoned cow manure.
9/28/2013 5:49:38 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
rookjenny Bean Station, TN 48, joined May. 2012	Quote from cupocheer: suckers will produce a crop ... but they are not as good as the the main plant fruit .... I have found suckers will be smaller and 'harder' .... I would sucker the main vine as soon as suckers began to give the plant the best nutrients and water supply for a healthier harvest ... and half-sucker the main vine as the plant matured ...... but that s just my opinion .... and Miracle Gro was mentioned ... but relying on Miracle Gro is a fool's quest .... Miracle Gro will make a larger plant but the fruit suffers for it ..... I am always stingy with Miracle Gro on my 'maters .... but I sure do fertilize my plants well with seasoned cow manure. Thanks cupocheer,and you sound right to me,so i'll give your way a try next year,and on the miracle gro,seems like my plants did grow too fast,and i noticed where my brother had two plants of his own,they grew a lot slower,but acceptable with pure water,but not many maters,but slower growing and some doodie,gotcha
9/28/2013 11:13:29 PM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Good luck with your crop next year, Rook. A lot of the water plants (tomatoes, cukes, squash) actually suffered this year because of the excessive rainfall. Too much water is not good for 'maters, either. Hopefully, next year's growing season will produce a bumper crop.
9/29/2013 4:22:01 AM	Any other Master Gardeners out there?
rookjenny Bean Station, TN 48, joined May. 2012	Quote from cupocheer: Good luck with your crop next year, Rook. A lot of the water plants (tomatoes, cukes, squash) actually suffered this year because of the excessive rainfall. Too much water is not good for 'maters, either. Hopefully, next year's growing season will produce a bumper crop. Thanks We got so much rain here,that about 75% of my maters got bloom rot,and weeds took over,because of all the rain and mud,and not being able to catch it dry,and so good luck with your garden next year as well.

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