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Comments (5)So this is the old timer's thread. My GH is cooking along. Have about 12 carambola ripening on the tree, plus jaboticaba, yellow guava, Surinam Cherries, pomegranates. No bananas this year as I removed Dwarf Cavendish and replaced with Dw Namwah and Dw Red. Hopefully bananas next year. Just got a Sapodilla and a June Plum, but the June Plum suffered greatly in shipping. Hoping it will recover. Just ordered a new RO pump and filters, as the pump burned out. Close call, as it burned out while I was out of town and I got back to find I had just one day of water left. My wife would have been in trouble within a day or two!...See MoreHaven't been around in awhile, could I still share some photos?
Comments (8)redbirds, photos are always welcome :-), I am glad you took the time to post them! Your roses all look so beautiful! The pictures making the impression on me, that you have given your roses plenty of space to grow instead of cramming them in too close together, which I really like. From the roses that you have posted Maggie is my favorite! By the way, I really love the front of your house. You have chosen a very nice paint color. Please, keep more pics coming in the future! Christina Here is a link that might be useful: Organic Garden Dreams...See MoreBeen gone awhile--back with update and plant bag info!!
Comments (36)Hey Pattie Ann and Cynthia!! Good thing I get the notices when someone posts! One of our son inlaws has moved the majority of my hosta barrels (still planted--can you believe that!!) and many, many of the others in pots and bags to our new place--in a HUGE truck from where he works with an electric lift--thankfully! I already love the effect at the new place though I've done little more than plant 7 trees (in addition to the many 'maples' surrounding the place' and now I've purchased 7 Althea Lucy Rose of Sharon bushes and 3 Nikko Blue Hydrangea bushes (big ones). The bushes are yet to be planted, though!! We're still waiting to find a concrete guy to help us get started on transforming the 2 car garage into our bedroom and then build another garage on the end of the original! The prices we are getting are HORRENDOUS!! Praying for someone to be discovered who will do it for a more reasonable amount! We've built my 'grocery store' in the basement for food storage and several large shelving units to hold the many crates of things I'm bringing over! Meanwhile, there are still lots of hosta to be dug and divided to leave some here and take the larger portions with us! Hubby keeps telling me to take it all--and if I did there is still so much going on that the yard is very woodsy and you can hardly tell anything is taken. I will post pix someday, I'm sure! I just wish I had taken some 'before' pix of the new place sans the hosta barrels and pots!!! We come home late everyday and we collapse very soon after we get home. I get on the computer long enough to check the mail and do a little researching and maybe a short 'game' to relax and then off to bed! Thanks for asking Cynthia and thinking of me! Pataan--definitely remember that evening we were together at that place and Steve and I speak of it often! Talk about a potentially much worse situation after backing into that guys' bike----!!! Whew!!! I was anticipating a HUGE BIKER DUDE coming out and slamming Steve up against the van! LOL Not funny--really if it had turned out that way but I can laugh now that it didn't!!! hahahaha Oh, and Phil and his wife, Diane, stopped over in Dayton Tuesday evening (coming from N.C. to Michigan.) and we met them for dinner! we really enjoyed being with them again. They left the following day to be at Ken's by noon! I do hope they made it in time to spend enough time rummaging through his gazillion hosta and still get to Diane's sister's in time for dinner!! Hope to see pix when Phil gets back!! janice...See Moreit's been awhile...
Comments (9)Man, I wish I could get the picture to post here. Anyway, here's the link. Thanks for all the nice comments. Thankfully, I had my daughters to help with the baby while I worked only. I would've taken forever without them. slowmedown, I can't take credit for the color selection. The owner of the chest picked most of them out. I just designed it around her color choices...lol. My 6 year old son tried to get me to add a rainbow though! nah! Thanks again for lettin' me share. Here is a link that might be useful: mosaic cedar chest cover...See Moredublinbay z6 (KS)
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