howdy, Maddie here (short for Madgardener ) I decided to return and peek through the postings to see if there was a place for my insatiable need for horticultural endeavors. Yeppers! I am gardening inside to satiate my urges to grow....but that weren't enough. I pinched a few leggy purple leaf ends of an overpriced but way leggy ornamental Gynura aurantiaca (purple passion vine) and brought them home and started them in my rooting bottle (an older glass apple bottle I bought in Colorado that had apple juice almost 27 years ago, I believe now the apple shaped bottles are now plastic) and I just planted it. Right now I have a Sanseveria that has a spike on the end of it's rolled up leaves and makes it look like a green tail of sorts that has a bloom spike about to open its flowers, a crown of thorns that has both red and white flowers on it, a kalanchole that turned out to have red flowers, a Rubra oxalis that I got from Logee's years ago that has never failed me making buds on the little tree like plant. Next to it, upset at the dryness of my house is the Green and gold oxalis which always sulks during winter. It more looks like a small shrub underneath the Rubra I planted at the same time in the same pot. I also have a wide assortment of various spiny cacti, succulents, and an unusual tradescantia that turned out to be tropical that I finally had a fellow gardener find it's name after for over 29 years I referred to it as "Dutch pipe, or Cherokee pipe plant" which was totally false. It turned out to be a Setcresea Purpurea (Tradescantia Cousin) as far as I know. I also have a cactus named Brenda who weighs 150 pounds in the 20 gallon pot who blooms at night in September which is an upright Cereius and a monstrosa cactus that is really old in a clay pot weighing in around 60 pounds who has refused to bloom yet that I've had now for well on 30 years. A schiffelera that is over seven foot tall that I hung Christmas decorations on because we couldn't get a tree, and no room in our new den because all the tender house plants (including the 5 gallon clay pot full of 22 year old Blood lily bulbs) needed to come in before killing freeze. Yep, I can't seem to give it up either. I have shallots, red onions, and garlic with shoots up in the new garden, narcissus and other little bulbs I planted in November starting to come up already because I'm unsure of what it's like here in Western Tennessee. thanks for listening! maddie gardening in zone 7b 50 miles about from the Mississippi River near Jackson, TN

My wonderful package from Sue G. arrived today!!! S - Star jasmine (I rushed to plant it!) U - Unusual Ladybug (this is so darn cute!!!) M - Mighty cute Pooh and Grumpy Pot hangers M - Motion sensing chirping bird ornament (I'm hoping this will scare the deer from my peas! It's cute, too.) E - Everyone likes Juicy Fruit Gum R - Ringing of the chimes Indian wind chime, lady bug wind chime and a dragonfly wind chime T - Toadstool Rain Gage I LOVE this, but USPS managed to break it. I don't have a rain gage and this is super-cute. The USPS is so darn rough with packages. :( I - Illumination for a pot or? (solar light) My garden toads will love this. M - Mitt for the oven E - Everyone needs some plant food spikes. ALWAYS need these! :) What a wonderful, extremely thoughtful package, Sue. You are so kind. Thank you so much! Sheri This post was edited by Panhandle_Seed_Swap on Mon, Aug 18, 14 at 17:47

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Aw, Glenda, thank y0u! Sure wish I had her b0dy ;-) It w0uld be nice t0 just eat whatever s0unds g00d each day!! Shirley, I feel f0r y0u. The dreaded big sh0pping day. It's getting them all in the h0use that wears me 0ut. At least five trips with as many bags as I can carry. Then w0ndering where the heck I'm g0ing t0 put all that stuff. That salad s0unds delici0us! Have a great time t0night, Raven. Haven't f0und any g00d seaf00d restaurants ar0und here. Y0u'd think they'd be everywhere in FL. N0t! What a sweet st0ry, Ge0rgysm0m. Nice y0ur s0ns are carrying 0n the traditi0n. H0pefully, the girls are being taken 0ut f0r dinner!! Y0gaLady, what a neat Valentine's day gift. I just l0ve ladybugs. I think kettle c0rn and candy w0uld make a l0vely dinner L0L!!