OH I say keep it and wait and see. I had a big beautiful one that I took from my girlfriends service after 9/11 not knowing anything about plants when it started to brown I figured it needed a bigger pot. So I replanted it in one that had to be three times bigger. Needless to say it dwindled down to a five leaf plant. I put it back in a small pot. I thought I should get rid of it but just couldn't due to the sentimental value. Last year it started coming back to life. I just watered it every so often and just recently last year replanted it in a slighty larger one. There wasn't much to the root, just three pieces really. It is still growing and doing well. I even replanted it wrong. I spread those three legs roots far from each other instead of just putting them down straight and together. I figure they have found there way back to each other. I didn't bother to replant just incase I do some damage. It seems to be doing well. I don't have a before shot or a after it almost died shot but here it is now. Growing and happy. It took many years but it did get better. I'm glad I kept it. . .

Hi everyone. I am happy to share my garden photos with you. I must say I do enjoy lurking florida GW and over the many years I have enjoyed your inspiring photos of your garden. Thanks to you all I was able to incorporate some of your wonderful ideas into my garden. Still dreaming of attending one of your many Spring Gardenparties/swap LOL One of these days. This is a view of my side garden enjoy

Its a beautiful rose ashmeri. Wonderful pic cheers Michelle

Aegis, I think the top post cannot be edited. However, any following posts can be edited for a few days. Perhaps a week. May I suggest you move the lamp out of the way or drape something over the arm of the lamp to cover it, then take another photo. It truly is a restful composition to look at. The arm of the lamp draws the viewer's eye away from the angles of the blinds and the softness of the 3 AVs. Hope you don't mind my suggestion.