I am saying farewell here----

nana-sandy

19 years ago

because it is just dead---no one is posting anything. How disappointing when there is so much that could be said...

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User
19 years ago
Sorry to see you go. This is a quiet forum. There's a lot of action on the garden side as well as the kitchen and cooking forums and hot topics. Since many of those forums also have a conversation forum, a lot of people post their questions and problems there, so their forum friends can respond.

You might want to watch those and see if anything interests you there.
marry
19 years ago
Is there a way to increase who sees this forum?
I stop in from time to time but have never actually seen much going on.
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Have you pulled back the mulch & got a bird's eye view? I currently have 2 that thought were goners & w/i the last week or so am now seeing extremely small nubs coming up. Last year I didn't see my sieboldii emerge til mid June. I guess I wouldn't give up & say farewell just yet. How big was the root system when you planted it? Did you have it mulched for winter?
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sunnycentralfl
19 years ago
...and don't forget the active Quilting forum...nice gals who welcome new people, shares quilting tips and patterns, etc!

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Terrapots
18 years ago
Just discovered this forum so normally would lurk for a while before posting. I think if you have something to post about, do it. Maybe you'll trigger postings. Postings and reading them take time.

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