What happens when you don't keep her warm
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Don't you hate it when this happens.
Comments (7)Please read my thread to the bitter end, would ya? I want to report the following: I am sure that by now, me being a newby, I've gotten on everybody's nerves regarding my brug: I bought a Candia Double White. Its blooms were gorgeous, I want to say voluptious!! and I'm not kidding. Then the great heat wave came about Souther California and my plant dropped most of its new buds. But a few more buds developed into blooms, say maybe 12 altogether. And guess what: All the new blooms from this second "flush" are no longer DOUBLES. They are just SINGLES. How is this possible??? What is gonna happen next year??? (Why do I deserve such a disappointment??? eh, this is supposed to be a joke...) Ingrid....See MoreI don't know her name, but I like her.
Comments (27)I have a "Prairie Rose" or Carolina Rose. It has a great lemony fragrance and fills my yard with it's scent. Own root roses (OGR) look much like that. Even David Austin loved them and used them (for their fragrance, hardiness and disease resistance) and crossed them with other roses to create his awesome English roses. I have several OGR. All are very, very heady fragrant and only bloom in Spring. (but worth the wait for what they bring to the garden IMHO). They are stoleniferous (spread by root stolens), but not so fast that you can't shovel prune them. Mine are just beginning to bud and bloom now. They will be in full bloom in May and bloom from 4-6 weeks. Blooms are small as are the leaves, compared to other roses. The light fragrance, large leaves and the leaf rust tells me that it is probably NOT an OGR. I think she may be a Climbing Old Blush. She prefers some shade to conserve moisture. Her blooms have double petals and is blousy, and she has pointed leaves, all like yours. Check out the link below. Make sure you read all the info at the bottom of the page, too. ~Annie Here is a link that might be useful: Climbing Old Blush - pictures and information...See MoreWhat happens when you don't like any of the colours.
Comments (4)Clax66, this sounds like a line of cabinets I was looking at yesterday. I only had the company's catalog, but it did seem that there was no perfect 'creamy' color available. If you're committed to these cabinets, why don't you have a door in this finish handy when you purchase the other elements of your kitchen? Wall paint can do wonders in softening or muting the look of any paint or stain on cabinets. This was illustrated by the poster on the thread which questioned whether or not oak is out of style. One of the posters had painted her walls a shade of green that gave an amazing transformation to her oak cabinets....See MoreDon't you hate it when this happens?
Comments (20)I have the same problem. I have gotten good and bad cuts from chain shops and privately owned. I thought I had found an okay one, until a couple days ago. While waiting for my stylist a friend of my DD was leaving and I knew I wanted my perm to look just like hers, so that is what I told my stylist. Very short and curly on top and tapered in the back. Did mine turn out like that? NO!! It is not shorter; the back is "hacked" part way down and then tapered just a bit. As of now the front doesn't look any different from when I went in. This is the third time I've been to this shop and have the same girl. I've never been completely happy with the results, but it is convenient. She tells me every time that I have "good" hair. That it is fine, but thick, meaning I have a lot of it. I go there because it is only a short distance away. I'm sorry but I won't be going back. The search begins, again. (Flamey, I envy you!) Sue...See MorePagan
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8 years agoPagan when you told me to keep my girl with pods warm, I found a nice place to overwinter her. I stopped watering her completely but she is putting on a few new leaves (she is the one on the right). I hope this means that her pods will be full of viable seed! Outside of my room where all of the heat escapes from my tent it gathers in the high areas of my vaulted ceilings. I know they are looking a bit ragged. They haven't had a drink of water in a month. However they are definitely warm in this location.
Tracy
addicted2plants Southern IL USA
8 years agoTwo of my 4 pods opened today. One produced 4 viable seeds and the other was basically empty. The remaining pods do have seeds inside. The same plant is putting on new blooms!
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