Thanks for all the good info, folks. Even got a few good restaurant tips from the other thread! I will definitely be visiting those nurseries. Now I just have to aclimate myself as to what to plant when! When I moved down here to Ft Myers in September, it was quite a surprise to see tomato plants ready to go in the ground at Home Depot. I had just pulled all mine up back in NY. Thanks for the welcomes! Scott

Thanks everyone... Dublinbay - I'm having trouble transferring the photos from photobucket to this forum. This is what happens: [IMG]http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t71/tangles07/DSC02488.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t71/tangles07/DSC02494.jpg[/IMG] The above are photos of "Smooth Ballerina" that I bought from yesterday's show. The problem with me is, when I see other people buying plants - I want to get them as well. I don't know whether I had made the right choice because I'm a fan of English roses, so I don't know whether it will blend well with some of the English roses that I'm planning to this coming winter months... Smooth Ballerina looks nice, but the downside is it has a very mild scent.

Sorry, I cnnot spare any of my cuttings for the moment. I am at the stage where I am trying to multiply my existing stock. Maybe after a few months, I could spare you some. Out of my 12 cuttings, I am using 10 for graftin ( 5 for Ariocarpus, 2 for Turbinicarpus , 2 for Epithilantha and 1 for Uebelmania). The remainaing 2 cuttings I will use for stock multiplication.

Hi, Like you, I had also moved from Melbourne to Sydney last year with 3 bedrooms and 5 containers, and I got a quote from John Ryan Removals. They are the best international moving service providers that offered me their services at a great price quote as compared to other removalists. You can contact them and ask for the estimation for your 2 bedroom move and hopefully it would be less.