Barb, Not sure about the blueberries and zucchini, but the tomatoes can be planted deep and they will be just fine. You can prune off the lower leaves and branches and bury them to within a few inches of the top of the plant. They will develop roots all along the buried stem. This is how I plant all my tomato transplants and they do very well.

Hello all, I lucked up on this site by trying to find answers to my situation. My spouse is cheating on me with his co-workers. He denies everything of course, but I've been able to gain access to his (our) bills that he hides from me. I discovered that he has been talking to several women, but one in particular that's going on know 1 year (she knows he is married). I found out that he has paid her phone bill by being noisy and discovered later that he has paid her phone bill a month earlier and the month after he and I discused it. I also found out that the two meet for breakfast, lunch and dinner frequently. My husband works midnight and I work days so he has the day to play. He works every night and volunteers for overtime, so basically we spend one night together maybe every two weeks. We have sex once a week, but he knows that I love sex and could have do it more then once a day. I also found out that he advertises online as a married man looking for a single women for a discret relationship. This sacred the hell out of me! When I try to talk about my feelings and hint to him about what I know he totally goes off and wants me to shut up. He refuses to go to a marriage counselor dispite me telling him that it hurts me that he wants female friends (the secret ones). He tells me that he loves me and is in love with me and that there is no one else in his life and that he is just friends with the females. Is there any advise?

Personally, I would allow it to have all the veggies it wants and then I would move as I am just too skittish to live in an area with carnivores the size of a minivan.

You might not have meant to Elmer, but by referring to it as a possible regional and/or socio-economically specific popular phrase, you implied that those of us who do know the phrase are, for lack of a better term, hickish rednecks. Let me be the first to inform you, if you didn't already know, that people from this region generally embrace the "redneck" title; however, if it TRULY doesn't fit, they get annoyed. You refer to it as a regional slang term when; I KNOW you are just as smart and as capable as I am that if you run across an unfamiliar phrase, the first thing you do is google it. A simple google search would lead you to any number of reliable and "NOT" regionally specific sites that would quickly inform you in under 30 seconds that prick is a somewhat common and acceptable term to use to refer to an animals ears being erect. It isn't "regional" and it isn't "socio-economically based" either. You implied both which was possibly frustrating to others, I know it was to me.