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Comments (14)I'm here!! Have missed all of you!!! Have had computer problems along with several other small crisises! Been trying to read and catch up. I have lost nearly all of my brugs that I dug up and put in pots when I moved. With no GH this year as I have had in past years, I covered everthing with frost cloths, but it did not protect them. Most are dead down to and including the roots. Some may come back but I lost most of my doubles and my really nice singles. I have got all my new beds dug and ready for planting but have to see what survives then will start planting. Karyn--glad you will be able to come to FL again. At least it is warmer down there than up here in Jax!! I may have to consider moving south! Will have to make a GH this summer and be better prepared!! I am ready for SPRING!!!!! Linda...See MoreMissing forum members?
Comments (38)Georgia, If the other SN's don't work out I can give you a small rooted plant in the spring~ so just email me if you need it... I know what it is like to have to start over and to lose your brug collection and all your hard work down the drain, and how devastating it can be. I lost mine in the fall of 2005 due to flooding from H. Rita. We had 6 ft of flood water in our yard and a few into the house (our house was up 4 ft) I was on the LA coast then and had quite a nice brug collection prior. Most slowly rotted away due to humidity and salt water in the weeks after the flood. Even some of the cuttings I brought into the house eventualy succumbed to rot due to humidity/mildew etc. I almost gave up growing brugs for awhile, and wouldn't even accept any more cutting from anyone because I was completely disgusted! Now I am finally pretty much back to where I started with the old varieties (though I don't have all of them- but most) and of course lots of new ones too. ~SJN...See MoreAdmins: Is it possible to close old threads for comments?
Comments (30)Q. Why I revive old threads? A. No other way to contact the original poster. The truth is Houzz really isn't a forum. It doesn't look like, it act like it, and I'm pretty sure that it is designed differently. The search functions are different. The way 260 comments show up on one page is different. To be honest I didn't even know there were admins until I read this. There are no stickys. Random rules that yo aren't aware of until you read a comment 30 threads in 4 comments down. I had found a couple of answers to my questions but the thread was too old and initially I didn't want to revive it. One of them the user is still currently active but I don't want to derail a thread by asking something unrelated to the subject. I tried clicking on their page but there is no way to PM so I just ended up following them. Then I found another thread and said WTH and decided to ask because their answer is a little more relevant than the ones I asked for. Other than reviving an old thread to get an answer what would be the best way to get a response from the original poster?...See MoreI Sometimes Wonder About Past Forum Members, Like.....
Comments (165)willowdecor and her husband moved to their beach house a few years ago and remodeled it. http://willowdecor.blogspot.com/2017/07/our-next-chapter-introducing-stone.html She has a new IG for it, but it's private, https://www.instagram.com/StoneRidgeCottage...See More- 6 years agolast modified: 6 years ago
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