Eric, Here's complete info (probably this doesn't help): Arghya Gardens Contact person: Elizabeth Fichtl 5520 Tangerine Avenue South Gulfport, Florida 33707 U.S.A. Telephone: Not applicable Fax: None. Email netfish@tbi.net or quasimoda7@verizon.net WWW: http://www.arghyagardens.com No exports outside of USA. Item sold strictly through eBay Accepted method of payment: Paypal or money order. Plants offered: Bulbs, Passiflora, Tropicals, Brugmansia, Hibiscus. Seeds: cross-pollinated seed of: Amaryllis, Brugmansia, Hibiscus, Some Tropicals. from: http://www.shieldsgardens.com/BulbSources.html

I am glad your concern has been resolved and thank you for reporting back to us on the actions you took. As a thought, perhaps this post should have been placed on the original thread so members could see the contributions and suggestions made originally. I have taken the liberty to link the original thread below for the convenience of others. DA Here is a link that might be useful: What's the Reason?

I love glimpses in to forgotten times. In the future in our digital world, I wonder if things will be "lost" just about as much as daily life from 1916 is to us but because it is buried under all that is saved?

Thanks for your comment. Moses, you asking, " In what way do you find that HC fig tree remarkable enough to ask question how to grow such a tree ?" I am taking about the first picture that I posted. When I saw that picture for the first film, it seemed to me that the tree is mamaybe in its third season and its planted, I was guessing 2 1/2 gallon container. I realized after about 30 seconds that it un usual if not impossible to have that many fig's ripening at the same time on one ! Looking at the surrounding and background is when I noticed the picture is made up, that it is not real ! But I still like the look of it. To answer your question Moses wat I like about that picture is the First impression. My question was and is, can one keep it in these size ? How would I go about pruning it to stay just this small ? Jack wo, Yes you right, I totally agreed with you Hardy Chicago is one excellent fig and that they are doing good job at advertising to only their benefit! Who knows why that picture was made for ! Maybe somebody was practicing cutting pictures and putting it together like puzzle .