Hey Josh...yes I had just watered them before I took the pics...I will wait a while before I water them again....maybe mist then water a little...They did have roots when I recieved...some did not..I will just mist the unrooted ones... MrLike2u...thanks for the compliments... I really am fascinated by the icicles as well...especially hanging down from the fake ones!!! LOL...Mother nature said that "she" could do a better job than the fake ones!!! The light at night behind the icicles is just beautiful!! I wish that I could capture that ....But since they were measuring over 4 feet long...my son decided to take care of them this afternoon!!! Good thing bets were not called in yet!!! LOL... Katkuskris....the white Ghost was potted in the glued mediumof pebbles...that bothered me, but i had to buy it...I loved the color..I cannot see anys signs of it being grafted...Like my Plumerias that are grafted, you can see the graft line...could it be under the pebbles...would you recommend this spring to break the pot and repot in the 5-1-1-mix? I have been trying to study about the different mixes...and am ready to start with new mixes come spring! I have located a nursery located an hour away that has turface and other special ingredients that will be helpful...so I know that my medium is not that great...but I am a "newbie here on this C & S forum, but ready to commit to repotting the right way!!! Thank you guys for the input!!! Happy new year to you too Christopher!!! Everyone else of course as well!!! Stay warm... Laura in VB

Hey Ken, Talk about "eye candy" how about that recent purchase that you came across? That's some good stuff!!! LOL!!! Thanks for the email!! Hope you received my reply!!! Statenislandpalm, Sorry that I missed your post... Thank you so much for the great compliments!!! You are right on with the Jungle Golf site at the beach!!! They probably were the very first to plant Sabals here in VB. I even called them along time ago when I first thought about trying to grow them here at my house... We used to wrap them in black plastic to winter them over!! LOL...we sure have come along way from the early eighties (late 70's) when they first planted them!! I'm glad you had a great visit here in Vb...Pungo Palms has some great things!! Looks like you had a car full of plants and trees when you had to head back north!! The pictures on the other post of your plants and trees look great!! Have a great summer everyone!!! P.S. I did manage to capture some of that rain from the last storm!!! Hopefully that liquid gold will help my plants like it does for the guys in the midwest!! Big day coming soon Don!!! : ) Laura in VB

Hi Abbie, I have a few dayliy fans to share with you. Check these out on the AHS site, in their online database link, and let me know what you are interested in: 'Flight of the Raven', 'Whistler's Sister', Monkey Shine', 'Soco Gap', 'El Niño', 'Raspberry Pixie', and 'Arachnidan Trap'. I am new to this particular trade site but a veteran trader elsewhere. We have fallen into a cold snap for a while, here in Northeast Ohio, but let me know what you are interested in, and I'll dig them up and send when the weather breaks again! Happy Gardening! Dana

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