That's the problem Ken, the entire greenhouse needs high humidity, now just a tent chamber....the whole she-bang. Currently when I tent the south wall the temp at night drops way too low. I have the same problem during the day. The whole idea is to SEAL the entire tent of the freshly-grafted plants....DAY & NIGHT for the first couple weeks and then to let the tent material rest to the floor thenafter... i haven't been able to do this. Right now the grafts are up high off the floor. This year I got screwed not knowing what was going to happen. I don't even have in most cases, 2" from the top of the seedling understocks to the roof of the greenhouse. I think I need a fogger.. IN FACT I'm Sure.. ... .... ..... .... OH WELL ;) LoL Dax

Hi Ingevald, very nice reading, I read in great depth. I particularly enjoyed masseriaficazzana. It was very familiar to me, not only the figs, but the wonderful other fruits I haven't had in a while. Thanks again, I enjoyed it greatly. Ciao

I have the same problem and have "kind of" targeted this year to get them organized. I'm not ready to scan or digitalize, but am ready to prioritize and downsize. I agonized over the many photos I also inherited upon the death of my mother--SHE had boxes from her aunts and cousins who died before--I had gone through a few with her in the last years of her life and so was able to identify some of her friends and relatives, but there are still gobs of old-time photos of folks I don't know and there is now no one alive who knows or cares--my mother did not even know all of them. Still there is some kind of emotional pull that someone someday may want to see that photo taken in World War II or whatever. What's helping me is that I can't imagine my kids would experience it so differently, and I expect they too would just feel the burden passed on--that vague what do I do with these? thing that nags you because "photos" are special and harder to throw away. So far my plan is to save and label, and frame, our closest relatives, make 2 or 3 albums of "my" relatives, particularly with my brother and I as children with them--as these would be the ones that mean the most to me and might be amusing to my kids. That way, they would not inherit boxes! I still have years of our own nuclear family photos in boxes and again, I hope to mainly "albumize" just a few shots of each event and thin out the rest to keep some photo box storage; occasionally someone wants a photo for a project.

I go there just now and see that "someone liked your comment at Houzz." So I click and get the name of that person and a link. Sue, I think you might be clicking on the wrong link in your email. I get an email with subject line... Someone liked your comment on Houzz!‏ When I open it, it says canyonwind liked your comment on discussion: Garden Web messaging is back without having to follow one another! See Comment When I click on the See Comment it will take me to the very comment that canyonwind 'liked' I just 'liked' your post above, so you might (if you have it set up) have an email that says Someone liked your post. I think it will say liked post, if you are the OP (Original Poster) of the thread. I think it will say liked comment if it is your reply in a thread. Go check your email, and see if you have one for me 'liking' your post. (the other) Sue Say Goodnight Irene