Hi all, I'm obviously having problems receiving mail from most everyone. Here is the rest of the daylilies that I have to trade: Matisse Obsession in Red Smokey Mtn. Autumn Forstythe White Buds Jovial Flutterbye First Knight 42nd Street Evening Enchantment Street Urchin Darla Anita Lavender Deal Roses in Snow Yoda Bugs Hug Open Hearth Sublime Enchantment Icy Sammy Russell Christmas Carol Route 66 Fairy Firecracker House of Orange Pardon Me Becky Lynn Brave World Outrageous Mae Colvin Giant Step Corryton Pink Small Gesture Make Believe Magic Russian Ragtime Mauna Loa Crimson Sheen Cimmaron Knight Caribbean Snowcap Frivolous Frills Snow Blizzard Super Purple Joyceann

Yippppeee, I finally have someone that's willing to adopt me. You know us problem children are always the hardest to place. It takes a VERY SPECIAL person to go out of their way and help someone as feeble minded as me. (grin) I've got my "Special Gift" flowerbed all worked up. Now I'm going to start looking for daylilies with all my children, grandchildren, and best friends names in them. They will be added to the beds as I find them. Ya'll don't laugh to hard but would it be terrible to use Barbara Mitchell for my son who's name is Mitchell Willam? Maybe I could mark it B. Mitchell and he'd never know it was a woman, and yet I'd know the correct name of the daylily.(wink) I'll need one for my daughter who's name is Shannon Renee. Granddaughter Rebecca Lynn and we call her Becky Lynn, another granddaughter Nicole, and a grandson Billy Wayne. Good friends, Joyce, Carolyn, Annette, Jean, Ruthie, Alice Faye, Sylvia, and Mary. Anyone got any ideal of daylilies with one or more of the above names in them? Thanks in advance Marian

Bloody hell! It takes so long to load this 'page' now-a-days, it's these animated moving adds they've inflicted on all the Garden Web pages, why do we have to tollerate them? And what a response to an item in the roses page! All you morning nighty-clad, bare footed rose lovers! I too, go barefooted and seeing as I don't wear a nighty, I'm bare-all when i cast off the dressing gown for a few hours in the early morning in my private back garden. Ladies, if you ever take the dare and drop the nighty, and the inhibitions - and, of course, if you have the privacy - I guarantee you'll become addicted to the feeling of that fresh clear morning air caressing all of your body and blending you with the nakedness that is part of the beauty of good ole mother nature. Roses putting on growth in Victoria, lovely, and it must be deep winter down there: and bindis in the lawn, I, too, have them, bindi killer - Yates, I think - gets rid of them for awhile; and rose thorns in your feet, New dawn etc, as Cimmeron said, Well, yeah, I know the feeling but that's part of the beauty of roses, isn't it? I think the worse thorns I ever had on a rose has to be the big climber Mermaid, i grew it once along with a pair of New Dawns and what a huge climber it is with vicious rear-curving thorns, they open you up like a surgeons knife. But what a magnificent flower. Fellow rose growers and gardeners, I was wondering if someone out there could answer a question for me, though not a rose prob. I have a severe infestation of citrus leaf miner in my lime tree. though it causes no real problems to the tree, it looks ugly and I was wondering if anyone knows a cure other than pulling off hundreds of leaves.

Hi friends-I didn't mean to cause concern. I received an email from meryl asking about it and telling me of this post. I have had the longest bout of flu you can imagine and it really wiped me out. Plus I lost my favourite aunt and found out a neice has cancer-so depression moved in also. Am starting to recover now and hopefully will be back here full speed soon. By the way-my first of season bloomer is going to be.... climbing SOUVENIR de la MALMAISON!-go figure. Thanks friends-for your concern best regards sandie