Ah, Fall
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Comments (3)Problems with order fulfillment? I thought they have been actively introducing new varieties and speaking all over the country. I wonder what this means?...See MorePlants With Lovely Fall Colors
Comments (17)-Susanc funny you should mention grapes. A neighbor of mine grew some green ones this year and gave me a whole pan full. They are delicious but going soft pretty quick. I have to find something to do with them. -Nell that sounds fantastic. Roses for Thanksgiving! Im lucky to find a stray winter pansy blooming by then. Winter isn't too bad. Its rather picturesque with all of our evergreen trees over here. I would probably enjoy the winter more if it didn't come around quite so often though. Winter does make you more appreciative of spring! Snow angels anyone? Ps. This was a pic from last winter, lol. No snow yet thank goodness. CMK...See MoreHosta pic in the AHS journal
Comments (12)I was trying to put face with the name of the hosta I won in the First Look auction ending in Feb. That is when I realized there are TWO of them, one with Livingston taking the picture in the HostaLibrary. I tried to view again the description of the plant I bid on, but cannot get it again. I think it said the parentage of this one included Climax? But just so I know one from the other when it is shipped, and my records are correct, I'll be happy. DonR, do you know if the After Glow you linked above was in the First Look auction in Feb? Or was it Afterglow (one word)....See MoreAre you an 'Yah, but.' or a 'Ah, but'?
Comments (4)As you have probably figured out, I am definitely in the "ah" category. But here comes the 'but".... Once I am done thinking outside the box, my box usually collapses! That is, my creative changes/ideas typically fail because I lack the experience to compensate for this or that. Hopefully time and practice will change that! So I am: "Ah! [insert creativity here] But....but....but...ARRRRRRRRRRGH!" :-) francy (still trying to finish knitting one sweater and one sock so I can attempt to sew a top that has--EEK--darts and gathers and sleeves OH MY!)...See More- 9 years ago
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