So, what's everybody got coming this spring??
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What roses do you have coming this spring?
Comments (61)I ordered to many, but it will be alright. I will say what I've just received from Burlington looking awesome! Smith parish denise cassegrain lullaby margo's baby mrs. charles bell mrs. herbert stevens souv. de brod sunshine tip top yvonne rabier calpoly carmela gourmet popcorn grace seward scarlet moss stars and stripes x-rated capitaine basroger mme. abel chatney mutabilis If anyone would like to comment on how any of these do for you I would love top hear it! High Country roses Minnie Pearl Mountain Mignonette Goethe Ferdinand Pichard Varieta di Bologna Hope everyone's orders are doing well!!! Still to receive From Linda at Long Ago roses I will be receiving next month or so Cardinal de Richelieu Indigo William Lobb Henri Martin Rogue Valley, which I believe ships out next week Duchesse de Montebello Louis Gimard Dainty Bess Pandemonium Plus my mystery and free rose which I chose Incantation a Paul Barden rose. I also have three coming from Roses Unlimited, maybe more, if I have the resource's to order more, she's rooting two for me, and one wouldn't be ready until August. They were: Occhi di Fata Edith de Murat ( ready in August) and for the life of me I can't remember the name of the other I will have to call :)...See MoreSo where is everybody!!!
Comments (20)I havae been so busy lately I had a terrible cold then midterms and my daughter was having an emotional crises (her favorite teacher at school passed away unexpectedly) my apologies Kylie, I missed that your sister ill. I will keep yall and gramsharon both in my prayers. I hope that everything gets semi-normal for everyone soon. Mary...See MoreSo, what's everybody doing?
Comments (10)I guess everyone else is just too busy to tell us what they're doing! Anyway, the hot bed is working fantastic. I have already emptied it once, and have it reseeded again and full. Now the warm weather flowers are in, celosia's, zinnia, marigold, ect. I also have eggplant and peppers in there. The plants that have already been potted up are doing ok, considering we're still below freezing most nights. I didn't even put a row cover over things last night and it went to -1 (C) or about 30F. Tonight we'll be a little cooler so I may cover again. It has been very annoying how cold we've been, we woke up to white again this morning, but tomoorw will be up to 50 and sun, so I'll be opening the doors on the greenhouse. I planted a few things in the ground in there, snaps and dahlias, and the cold weather hasn't effected them at all. I knew it wouldn't the snaps, but was surprised the dahlias were ok too. They were seedlings. All my tubers came yesterday, plus lilies, glads and crocosmia's and there is no way I can get them in the ground right now. I can't even see my rows! The deer seem to be able to find them ok though, everytime the snow metls off I see more damage. Not sure what to do about them at this point. It's looking like I may have to fence the area, but that's a lot of work and expense too. Always seems to be something doesn't there? It sounds like your pretty well caught up right now. I have grown both Xeranthemum, and Ammobium and both were nice. The Xeranthemum requires constant cutting to get them at the right stage, but they really hold their color nicely. I don't do dried too much because I didn't have a market for them, but may try a few again for fall decorations. One year I wired a lot of straw flowers and never sold them, and then realized that most growers don't wire them, they just cut and dry, even with some of the leaves left on. I actually like them like that and it's much less time consuming. I'm sure it depends on what you're doing with them. I guess we'll just keep each other updated! Glad all is going well with you. Cheryl...See MoreLook Everybody I finally got Pictures on here!!
Comments (15)I've potty trained 2 puppies at different times and it takes a lot of time and attention. You need to keep puppy in a small area I covered with newspaper, corner of the kitchen or utility room. Take him out only right after he relieved himself. He should get used to going in the same place is why you want to keep him in limited space. They usually refuse to go where they sleep so I always placed in a crate to sleep. If he starts to poop or pee when you take him out of the papered area, take him back immediately to that area. They have to make that connection. I always gave the function a name, like "potty", creative, huh? and praised him. Once the connection with the paper is made, and hopefully the name, I put the papers in a smaller area and eventually moved them gradually out the door, eventually to the place in the yard i wanted him to use. My dogs have always just gone in one spot in the yard and would do it on command. They always were rewarded profusely afterward. It takes being home full time with them. I don't think it's right to take your dog for a walk and they urinate or poop here and there in other people's yards. My granddaughter trains service dogs and they are crate trained as puppies, taken out to their special spot for relieving themselves. Puppies go more often so it takes a lot of your time because you cannot allow them to think it's Ok to pee everywhere anytime. Of course, if your puppy is peeing all the time, you want to make sure there is no medical problem to begin with. Good luck....See Morecountrygirlsc, Upstate SC
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