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cuttings,Brugs, others

15 years ago

Please let me know if you were promised cuttings or other tropicals. My mind is a bit racked lately....

I have no cash, so please postage necessary.

I know there are some of you who asked.

Kristy being one....

who wanted the Sang if it still lives?

Hard freeze tonight so please let me know ASAP.

I will keep the best of the cuttings just in case.

Who else wants some? I have Meadow Princess, Tiara, Wild Thing, Pink Favorite, and just few other worth mentioning.

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sibhskylvr
15 years ago
Barry

Sent you an email! :)

Mike
dimples31312
15 years ago
you have mail
Dorothy
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What you are doing is fine. If you want to make more cuttings you can cut up one of them but I wouldn't do it unless its fairly warm where you are keeping them. I had one long stick that I would let root in the water then cut that one above teh roots into a normal size cutting and pot it up then let the next section get roots in the water cut and pot up etc and the long stick just kept getting shorter as I cut it, lol.
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We cut back on tropicals this year, and all of ours that are cold sensitive are already inside, save the Meyer Lemon, which can handle down to about 20 degs. ok. Now if there just were more pretty plants, that weren't tropical! We converted one part shade bed to mums, this year. Needed some more perennials, that could take the cold. It will be interesting to see if the cleomes re-seed, and come back in the spring, of course. So far, our luck with seed is pretty dismal. Something got into our junipers this year, and we have been fighting that, trying to save them. It appears we have stopped the progression of damage, but don't know yet how much permanent damage is done. We got our dianthus into the front beds a couple of weeks ago, and they are looking great for now. We will hope they handle the winter well.
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rigo74
15 years ago
Barry~ You have mail.

Rigo
girlgardener_2007
15 years ago
If you have any left over i would love to have some
lucy
gottahosta
15 years ago
Nice selection, Barry!! Great offer, folks!

Brenda
amelia_pepper_lady
15 years ago
More mail!
kerai
15 years ago
I sent you an email. Thanks!
dirt_under_my_nails
15 years ago
My e-mail is on its way!

later..April
wolfen
15 years ago
You have a great day !! And you have mail !

Sandra
dancer36
15 years ago
I sent an email. Thanks, Teri
green_go (Canada, Ontario, z 5a)
15 years ago
Sent you email earlier today,
Thanks, Galina.
eloise_ca
15 years ago
Barry, sending you an email.
sibhskylvr
15 years ago
Barry

Just wanted to say your generosity is greatly appreciated! :) You've also gotten alot of reponses to this post - since I left for work this afternoon! And so many people will be very happy with what you've offered. And have you realized you've been greatly missed by quite a few people?? Just wanted you to know that! :) Take care Barry! And thank you!

Mike
givelittle_getlots
15 years ago
Mike I second that!

Lucy
aupoivre
15 years ago
Barry are you going to make the trip to Boston.I live in central MA.I have some special brugmansia absolute oil,that I would like to share with you.let me know.Send email

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