Same as chicken eggs, but you might want to candle them first. Geese, unlike chickens, don't usually lay unfertilized eggs, so you need to know if a chick is developing in there, an how fresh the egg is be... more »

Same as chicken eggs, but you might want to candle them first. Geese, unlike chickens, don't usually lay unfertilized eggs, so you need to know if a chick is developing in there, an how fresh the egg is before you do anything with it. If there is no chick and the egg is fresh, do anything with it that you would do with a chicken egg. (I am allergic to eggs so I generally don't bother with eggs at all now other than putting them in a cake as the protein gets broken down). (less)

Sandy always post good information here: 

We have this wild morning glory in our garden as well. I dug up the whole ground 3 feet deep and weeded to try to get it removed. No luck though, they have the longest roots I have ever seen. I h... more »

We have this wild morning glory in our garden as well. I dug up the whole ground 3 feet deep and weeded to try to get it removed. No luck though, they have the longest roots I have ever seen. I had to make my garden in a different location just to free myself from this nasty plant. Do you know of a way to organically get rid of it? (less)

I feel your pain. It's tough in Texas for sure. We hit 102 today in the Dallas area & tonight while I was watering it still felt like it's was in the 90's. Certainly makes us appreciate spring & fa... more »

I feel your pain. It's tough in Texas for sure. We hit 102 today in the Dallas area & tonight while I was watering it still felt like it's was in the 90's. Certainly makes us appreciate spring & fall! I just hope we don't have a repeat of last year.
Rain dance for sure :/
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Again, I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you, your family and your grandchildren. I pray that you will all find comfort and strength during this difficult time. I hope the rains... more »

Again, I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you, your family and your grandchildren. I pray that you will all find comfort and strength during this difficult time. I hope the rains come and cool it down for you a little too. Take care... (less)

I hate those things - they are prehistoric.  Last year, I was watering plants for a good friend while she was out of town.  One afternoon I showed up and did a double take ... thinking who would ... more »

I hate those things - they are prehistoric.  Last year, I was watering plants for a good friend while she was out of town.  One afternoon I showed up and did a double take ... thinking who would have stolen the leaves off of her tomato plants - upon closer inspection I found about 3 of those things - I had never encountered them before.  Not a pretty site when squished.  She only had a couple of plants which didn't survive ... needless to say she opted not to have any tomatoes this year.
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