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clairdo2

15 years ago

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kurmudgeon
15 years ago
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doteroo
15 years ago
D is for Dominoes
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I've got the seeds!!!!!!! =D=D=D=D=D=D
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For seeds and cuttings, the big danger is if the soil stays wet instead of moist. If your soil is one that hold moisture (like clay) it is not good. Perlite, pumice, sand, and volcanic sands increase drainage. Fast draining soils or light soils are good. Heavy,dark moist soils are not. Large pots retain more water and take longer to dry than small. Brittany's way of planting works well. Spray the soil surface with a spray bottle so it you controll the dampness. Plumie seeds will damp off or rot if too wet. She uses small pots- excellent. Transplant into larger pots when they are about the length of your finger. Do not fertilize until they have the second set of leaves (first real leaves) As far as putting outside, take into consideration the night temperature. If it is warm and balmy you can leave them outside. if cool, bring them in at night and place above a refigerator or a water heater or in a warm (not hot) spot. Good luck.
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I'd particularly love the Melothria, but the Baby boo pumpins, any of the beans, and the China Rose radish would all be of interest if you want to do a larger trade. Check my list to see if there's anything you like :)
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You have to go to customer service instead.
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Vitamin D or D3
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Wow. You never know what to do....one doctor recommends....another says no. I will ask my Dr next time I see her, to see if she still thinks I need so much. I will say that I have fallen many times....hard...and you would think there would be a broken bone or two with a couple of them, but I haven't broken any bones. About tanning....I have never tried to tan on purpose. I have had one sun burn in my life...when a teen and went on a beach vacation with a friend and her family. I see a dermatologist every year, which happens to be in December. My dermatologist said "you must wear a hat and long sleeves.". No. Hats are hot and at home I wear as little as possible. Every day a spaghetti strap top and shorts, except when it starts cooling off. I also don't use sunscreen. I am outside at least 6 hours a day, usually more. It is very humid and hot here, and I sweat....a lot!
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crunchpa
15 years ago
De Niro

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minrose
15 years ago
What a neat variety of D's, I will have to think of something.
minrose
15 years ago
Duck, easter duck. At the place I work, could not resist, he made me smile. He quacks when you pat him on the head.
bigack
15 years ago
D is for Deep Creek Lake, Maryland.
linesman
15 years ago
"D is for Dessert"

Have A Nice Day
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ronf_gw
15 years ago
for Dog.

{{!gwi}}

Ron
alisande
15 years ago
Love all the imagination exhibited in these D's!

D is also for Dew:
gmom74
15 years ago
Daffodils emerging
lindajewell
15 years ago
Dormant Dogwood
lindajewell
15 years ago
Love the photos!!! bigjack, I love Deep Creek! Do you live there?

ronf, that is such a precious shot!

minrose, how could one not smile when seeing that? thanks!
pfmastin
15 years ago
D is for doorways
Charleston SC

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Konrad___far_north
15 years ago
Also..
Thank you all for this input with allot of creative photography!...keep up the good work, it's been allot of fun!!

Konrad

DOG
summerwine
15 years ago
i love these!!
lolol that ducky
i'm glad you all are doin' this, it's fun 'n i need all the happy i can get!

liannePA :o)
penny_sav
15 years ago
Dirty Feet?
Actually sandy feet, but I needed a D! LOL!
gor-gor
15 years ago
DOVE!!! I found a D! :)
Linda Giorgi
15 years ago
Dog, This is my dog
rcnaylor
15 years ago
I had forgotten about this one back when the "D's" came up - daylily:
crunchpa
15 years ago
Thats nice....it was enjoyable to browse through the D's again.

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