Just as well you found that caterpillar, Nick, before it did more damage. Do you enjoy your Sharry Baby? I have heard mixed reviews here, although most people seem to like them. I was tempted by one at the Orchid Auction this year, and there will undoubtedly be some at the next one. It was cold and windy here too, Sue, but no snow, thank goodness. The upside down hangers are wonderful for tomatoes, and we have bought more for next year. What we need for orchids is something with a tilt on it, to tip out any excess water. We could patent it! Judy, I wonder just how many orchid stories there are out there, waiting to be made into a collection. Those stories could give you nightmares if you had any orchids with long tendrils... I liked the idea of music to view orchids by, but I think I'd choose something a bit more classical. June

Natives don't generally like to have their roots messed with, it's probably going through some shock. I would buy some shredded redwood mulch and layer it thick around the plant in a 4 foot radius, water well, then check under the mulch once a week. (scratch down a couple of inches) When it dries out, water again. Ray Hartman is a fast grower, hopefully yours will recover.

Step 5. Bump

Thanks Carrie, you can download it if you like. It makes a pretty good desktop.