Wow crepuscule is a beauty! Berndoodle...no I am not totally committed on having a climber there, I just thought it might look neat. I am definetly open to all other suggestions, climbers or not! I already have a MAC planted on one pillar so I will dig her up ASAP and move her to the side of my house where she can climb her little heart out :D Or is it really hard to train her to become a self supporting tree? Please forgive these questions as this is my first year I have roses. So far in my little lot I have planted: Mutabilis, ballerina,( 2 )the fairys, belindas dream, ADAM, and duchesse de brabant, and MAC. I must say that the duchesse is doing the BEST so far (well the MAC runs a close second). I planted them all around the same time and the duchesse just is a non stop bloomer! And her foliage is perfect! Even in the heat and humidity, and I currently do not spray. Speaking of sprays, does anyone have a particular one they can recommend to a total newbie? :) I wanna make sure I take good care of my babies :) Another question on crepuscule: Does it actually climb well you does one have to provide alot of support for it to climb up? Thanks

Thank Toni! I think I will wait in that case. The calamondin doesn't look root bound and the lemon does from the top, but the drainage holes show no signs of it. The nursery probably repotted withought adding a bit of mix over the top a bit. This will give me leasurely time to maybe order some husk from the states. Actually, I would like to use the husks specificly cause I think they would help out the weight issue with the meyer. It really is a heavy bugger like I mentioned. Patty, thank you! I know they look good, but the new growth drop kinda freaked me out.... I would much appreciate your husk contact, I think it's worth trying it out based on all it praised here and every where basically.

As chemocurl said a printer setting. I went an made a check and what I found was. Click on File at the left top. Print Preview. Scale at the top set to Shrink to fit for portrait. Or Also for Portrait set scale to 80% For larger print, Set Scale to 125% and change Portrait to Landscape. Portrait and Landscape settings are in Page Setup. You can go to a larger % for landscape but I wouldn't want to.

Maybe I was generous. At 10 FPS, inch and a half pipe will do between 60 and 65 GPM. Todays recommended maximum FPS is 10 on the return and 8 on the suction. These numbers are based on safety and friction loss.You can push higher volumes of water through but your friction loss will increase very quickly. A 1.5 HP Super Pump will exceed these velocities. If I was generous, the reduced flow numbers would dictate an even longer run time for his pump, increase his power consumption, shorten his motor life, etc... only adds to the benefit of having the high efficiency motor of an Intelliflo with it's ability to be dialed down to both reduce power consumption and reduce friction loss by running slower.