I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sun June 19
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Comments (12)On a hike through the Warrumbungle National Park in Eastern Australia. Picking our route: Some sections are quite steep: We pass these plants known as "grasstrees" that are very slow-growing. This one might be 100 years old. But the views from the top are dramatic: A rock formation called "The Bread Knife" and a flowering grassteree. On the way down: We finished the hike at dusk, and the kangaroos were becoming active, just like white-tailed deer in a U.S. park. G'day...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Fri June 19
Comments (16)Thanks Nicole and wantoretire. thanks for jogging my memory. I am familiar with this 'piller . I had looked it up a few years back and remembered his bad side, and warned my Dh not to touch it. Just couldn't come up with the name at the time I posted....See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sun July 19
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Comments (22)Raven, in all the time we spent in Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, I only saw two of those squatters and they were in older, rural areas. Restaurants, hotels, malls and other public areas all had regular western style toilets if they were in towns or cities that have western tourists visit on a regular basis. The airports also had the squatters, but they also had plenty of western toilets as well. I think that was because the airports get so many travelers from places where squatters are the norm and they sometimes don't know what to make of a western style toilet. The malls in Bangkok had signs in the stalls that said the toilets were not for feet washing....See More
murraysmom Zone 6a OH
7 years agoGorgeous color, Jim!! Is your hibiscus in the ground or in a pot?
Nicole, I have a picture of an Irish magpie. Meaning, I saw it in Ireland. :)
rob333 (zone 7b)
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoWe had some really rough weather the other day. I came home to branches from the trees all over the yard, flower pots blown over, and a baby bird out of its nest. I actually walked past it the first time I was cleaning up flower pots. Once I saw it, I went inside and left it alone. I heard it chirping and I sat back to see what would happen.
Typical teenager. It only wanted food! ;)
stacey_mb
7 years ago
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
7 years agoHibiscus is all over the place where I live on the Gulf Coast of Florida. All are in the ground and keeping growing and growing.
This is one of my neighbor's plants.
murraysmom Zone 6a OH
7 years agoI have a yellow one as well. But I have it in a pot and bring it in for the winter. I think people around here have them in the ground - zone 6B - but I haven't put mine in the ground. I'm not sure if it would survive the winter.
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
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drewsmaga
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ravencajun Zone 8b TX
7 years agomurraysmom Zone 6a OH
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jim_1 (Zone 5B)