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Lilyfinch z9a Murrieta Ca
6 years agooldrosarian
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Comments (25)Congrats, Jenny and Claire!!! Jenny..the males are alot more skittish and shy than the females. They are also usually the ones guarding the feeders and flowers (at least until they migrate). My females will get within 2 or 3 feet of me to feed and are the ones that do the "buzzing". I am so glad that you guys are having great visits. It's amazing how addictive they are. Linda Disclaimer: I do not agree with nor endorse the use of "Sponsored Links" possibly impeded in my posts by the owner of this or any other website....See MoreOh Happy day!!
Comments (19)This is still so hard for me to think of parting with it! Silly, isn't it when I haven't sewed for about 5 years when I made my youngest grandchild her quilt for her birth! I made a quilt for the births of each of my grandchildren. One of the girls now 10 years old still sleeps with hers! It is faded from many washings and falling apart, but she loves it still. So many memories attached to fabrics and where we used them. Maybe that is why it is so hard to part with them. Any suggestions to help me? I would welcome them!...See MoreOh, ugh! Happy Mother's Day?
Comments (47)Bluebell, yes! I'm looking for any of those tips. I actually do know the ones you listed. I've never been so obsessed with a heating pad; 3 or 4, is 4 too hot? Is 3 too cool? Haha. I don't know of any nursing mom cats or how to find one. The interwebs says she should have doubled her weight this first week but she's only gone from 3.2oz to 4oz. She eats every 2-2.5 hours, went up to 4cc per feeding today. She hates to be pottied and cat-cusses me at the top of her lungs but all of that is good. And I already have too many cats. I've always been very firm about 2 only but right now I have 4, before adding her. I'm pretty tired. I'm actually on sick leave and waiting on a Rheumotologist appt to figure out what is wrong. My son helps (former vet tech) but works long hours. The vet he worked for never fostered kittens, so he's not a big source of info. Honestly, breastfeeding a new baby was waaaay easier. And I was younger....See MoreJ&P email with new roses! Do you have Bliss or Oh Happy Day?
Comments (15)Bliss arrived from Roses Unlimited 5 weeks ago at 10" tall & wide. (Wanted a pair, but Pat only had one.) Repotted into a 3-gallon, it's grown well in that short time. Just went out to measure & it's now 16" x 16". Semi-glossy leaves healthy no spray through hot days of mid to high 90's, overnights cooling to 70, high humidity & frequent rain. After a week, a terminal bud began to develop & opened 10 days later (noted on my calendar, lol). Creamy pink infused with apricot, that first 2" flower held fresh for 9 days. Pretty amazing, considering how often I nose nuzzled the many baby petals to sample its perfume, catching new nuances of complexity each time. A mixture of ripe non-citrus fruits with a touch of vanilla cream, similar to fruit nougat, in a soft swirl of floral minibursts my memory associates with ylang ylang. More than a sensory delight - a spiritual uplift. This rose is well named. Back to earth - began pinching for structure after that bloom indulgence & the baby rose responded with new branching. Allowed only one of those side shoots a single bloom (so I could bliss out again). Snapped off at the peduncle base as the sepals descended, that bud went into a small blue bottle vase & accompanied me from desk to night table for several days, till it dried in perfect form in the air conditioning. Even dried, it retained the ghost of its perfume. That bloom opened to 3", more petal & fragrance packed than the first. Dutifully nipped several more buds to direct the rose's energy into root & branch growth. Measuring Bliss' current stature a few minutes ago, spied a new bud just beginning to form along a side branch. Compelled to let that one bloom, too. Having only spent 38 days with Bliss as of today, have to say I'm besotten. Sue...See Morerifis (zone 6b-7a NJ)
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