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| Hideaway Farmgirl |
Posted - Aug 28 2007 : 12:35:43 PM
Gee, is it just me, or did all the herbalists on this forum go on vacation without telling us?
I confess, Herbal Wisdom is what I always read first, and most frequently, at MJF's FarmGirl Connection! I must be having withdrawal symptoms since there are so few herb-related posts lately!
So here I am whining, but does anyone have anything new and interesting to say about herbs?
Jo
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| Hideaway Farmgirl |
Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 3:51:34 PM
You know, I did that (moved them out of the direct sunlight) last month when we went away for long weekend, so maybe I did let them overcook in the window...oops. I really hope that I am not an herb-murderer.
Jo
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| Alee |
Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 11:15:27 AM
Maybe the window magnified the sun's rays and your plants got fried? Maybe next time you should take them down off the sill and put them on the floor so they can get some shade too?
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| Hideaway Farmgirl |
Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 10:46:02 AM
I had a similar thing happen with my yarrow that I was growing in water in the windowsill, new leaves coming out, then I go away for 3 days and come back to dried up and sad looking plant. I wonder if turning the A/C off while we were gone caused the temperature inside the house to go just high enough to affect our plant...and maybe yours if you went away for the weekend? Strange doings!
Jo
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| willowtreecreek |
Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 10:27:05 AM
It was planted inside in a pot on the windowsil. I had only started it about a month or so ago. I sure hope it wasn't a rodent! I don't think it was too terribly hot while we were gone. No hotter than it has been anyway. I watered it on Sunday hoping to revive it but no such luck. I guess I will start another. this is my first attempt at sage. Maybe I am doing something wrong.
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| Hideaway Farmgirl |
Posted - Aug 29 2007 : 06:02:19 AM
Julie, How very strange about your sage plant. (And thanks for feeding my addiction!)
Do you think a rodent or something attacked the plant from underneath, killing the roots, to make it wither and die so fast? Or perhaps it got watered with something toxic?
We've had a horribly hot summer in Virginia, and my sage plant is actually thriving, it's an old established plant, but nonetheless, I was just remarking last weekend that it is lush and full when everything else is dry and brittle. I'd be happy to send you some sage leaves if you need them!
Alee: I thought the same thing you mentioned, that we are all out in our gardens harvesting while we can, or else finishing up vacations and getting ready for the new school year!
Jo
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| Alee |
Posted - Aug 28 2007 : 3:57:52 PM
Maybe everyone is out gathering herbs while it is growing season?
Alee
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| willowtreecreek |
Posted - Aug 28 2007 : 2:21:24 PM
My sage plant died this weekend and I can't figure out why. It was beautiful on friday when we left for the weekend. When we came back Sunday it was all whithered and dead!
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