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Comments (45)Oakley also asked about growing tips. ... I do the same as Annie - more or less, depending on how lazy I'm feeling. I put them in the sink twice a month and let the water run through. If I forget to give them a good soaking then I'll just place a couple ice cubes in the pot and let them melt. I fertilize them with a weak solution of Orchid fertilizer while they're sitting in the sink. I try to mist them once or twice a week. Mine are on a plant stand in a bay window in the kitchen which has an eastern exposure. When the phalaenopsis flowers are done blooming I cut the stem back to 3 nodes to see if it will bloom again, but only if the stem looks healthy. These are also from from last summer - you can see the Endless Summer hydrangeas in the background. This orange orchid is really vigorous and blooms 2 or 3 times a year on different stalks. Most of the other ones bloom once a year but the flowers may last for 3 months....See MoreCondolence "Card" for LynnNM
Comments (102)Lost my mom last year and I know that life is a powerful force so something definitely passes on into the next dimension. More than that I can't say, but I do feel my mom's presence all the time. It's just so hard, hard to say goodbye. But when you do go on living as you have to, you live as a testament to her love. Lots of love and hugs going your way from MI. I am sorry for your loss!...See MoreSanta Fe, NM (LynnNM/other residents?)
Comments (19)That photo of Tent Rocks is incredibly gorgeous. I read more about the national monument yesterday and definitely want to see it. Sable, thank you so very much for the very helpful suggestions! I hope you and your DH will be planning a return yourselves very soon. You're bringing back some memories to me now, as I do recall how beautiful the drive is into Los Alamos. I also remember how gorgeous the golden cottonwoods are in the fall. (And the rustling of the leaves! Is there a better sound than rustling, whispering cottonwood leaves? I think not.) We're going to have to rent The Milagro Beanfield War again. I know we've seen it before, but it's been a long time! I think I do remember going through Truchas at some point on a previous trip, but it's been so long since I've been out to New Mexico (and I do have "CRS Disease" - y'know, "Can't Remember Sh*t" - ) that I'm thinking much of it will feel new to me again after all this time. This itinerary is still very much a work in progress, but here's what I have so far. Would definitely like to ensure that we make the best use of our time by combining a couple of different sights per day if possible - still being mindful of the "don't overwhelm him" mantra I keep repeating in my head re DH. ;-) Day 1: Arrive late afternoon Day 2: Spend the day in Santa Fe (buy groceries for condo!) Day 3: Petroglyph National Monument Day 4: Taos: Take the high road up and make stops along the way TBD; visit pueblo (call ahead to ascertain opening hours), drive out over Rio Grande Gorge Bridge; drive back down 285 thru Ojo Caliente - possible stop at mineral springs there Day 5: Jemez Springs? Still undecided. Pretty drive, but if we do Ojo Caliente on Day 4, we won't do the mineral springs in Jemez. Could just take the drive and detour at some of the other pueblos going and returning, maybe plan to have lunch in Jemez. ETA: Would also be interested in a visit/trek to Jemez Falls and possibly exploring other trails in the area. Day 6: Los Alamos / Bandelier. We'll spend most of the day hiking in the monument. Day 7: Spend another day in Santa Fe - maybe. Might look into a half day trip in the morning, then spend the afternoon in SF and have dinner out there that evening Day 8: Tent Rocks National Monument Day 9: Head home Any recommendations/suggestions on this tentative schedule?...See MoreHOUSE TOUR | Garden Designer Butter Wakefield's Victorian Home & Gorge
Comments (17)Love the garden, it is inspired and inspiring! The house seems almost pathologically full, with everything placed in straight rows on all surfaces —- not in casual groupings but almost as if it were all for sale. I finally turned off the sound because of the accent; agree with Roarah that it does not sound authentic (to me, anyway) because there are bits from different geographical areas, including the odd word spoken with an Irish lilt. That’s where most people trip up with those acquired accents, not that their use of a single accent is inconsistent— that’s to be expected— but that they mix different accents in a way that wouldn’t really happen organically. Anyway, that and the old familiar ”it’s lovely and I love it” refrain of homeowner narrated video tours was too much. Thank you Gizmo, for a peek into that garden!...See MoreRelated Professionals
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