Has anyone heard from Tulsa_Rose yet?
8 years ago
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Comments (12)I emailed Melinda (ilovefarac) privately in February, and she told me that she got her seeds from me just fine and was happy with them. :) Things were extremely busy and chaotic around my home for a while (Jan thru March) due to moving related activities, a job search, and other challenges... plus, there were also interruptions in my Net access during that time frame too. Health wise, I have been OK, just suddenly found I had way too much to do thanks to sudden changes in my personal life. I am having surgery in a couple days (Friday March 20th) and have high hopes that this surgery will permanently end most or all of my ongoing health troubles....See MoreHas anyone heard from Bessiedawg?
Comments (13)Thank you all so much. I didn't realize that this thread was here. We are doing OK, at least most of the time. We had tried not to get too excited about the pregnancy, but of course we really were. We hadn't told anyone yet because of our previous history. As far as the case goes, there was a preliminary hearing late this morning and the defendants didn't show up. The judge has ordered their bail rescinded and issued a warrant for their arrest. I have a feeling that they will never be found again, but I hope I am wrong. Thanks again, Linda...See MoreHas anyone heard from Nicki?
Comments (5)I'm so sorry, I didn't go to the Dr. like I promised. I couldn't get in and I felt like such a burden asking anyone to drive me all the way to the ER (the closest one is 45 minutes away) When I woke up this morning, I was in so much pain I could hardly think straight and to be totally honest, I prayed that God would not take me yet. I know you are all going to be mad at me about not going and you are very right, but I just hate putting people out of their way... seriously. My boss called me today (Thursday afternoon) to tell me that my computer keeps flashing this alert reminding me of my "girl" Dr. appt. which is tomorrow. (They have to get on my computer at work, because I get so many things during the day that they need through my email) She also said that she talked to HER supervisor and they agreed that if I'm not feeling any better to just stay home Friday and rest and make sure I go to my Dr's appt. They are soooo sweet to me. I'm STILL very, very weak so I'm staying home until Monday. I seriously hope nobody catches this horrible flu from me! This thing is horrendous.. I STILL cannot keep anything except for broth down and even that is only minimal....See MoreHas anyone heard from BethNorCal?
Comments (68)Notwithstanding the tragedies that have occurred in N. California... I feel I must say something in defence of Eucalyptus trees, at least the ones we grow here, and which many of us love and put to good use... ...There are I think 3 varieties that have been popular for a long time... Eucalyptus gunnii, Eucalyptus dalrympleana and perhaps the most attractive of all Eucalyptus pauciflora ssp. niphophila [Snow Gum].... ...you can see any of these pop up in gardens all over the place... I've grown 2 of the 3... We now also have 2 dwarf versions, Eucalyptus gunnii 'Azura' and 'France Bleu'... ..'Azura' is very dwarf, almost a miniature... 'FB' is larger but very slow growing, a dwarf gunnii.. I would love to have 'Azura' and might be on my shopping list... The way to use gunnii I think is to give screening to a garden where you are overlooked by a neighbouring property that is on higher ground. A single specimen tree will do, it grows 6 foot a year, so within 2 years or so you start to have cover. It's crucial with this plant to cut 6 foot off the top with one incision every year in April, when it has reached just beyond the height you need for screening... if you miss a year it gets away from you and you have lost control.... I also used my plant to support a rambling rose... I grew 'Leontine Gervais' up it right to the top, where it would then cascade downwards, more so after the annual prune... the light pink and the blue foliage I found very attractive.. ..I also planted Cistus purpureus around the base and a tree lupin... gardeners here don't make enough use of these trees like this.. they plant them, neglect them, and before you know it, you've got a 40 foot tall tree on your hands.. there is one in a garden near me, it's about the tallest tree around here, perhaps 60 foot or more, that is just not the way to do it in my opinion.. used to best effect as single specimens, these are superlative trees, and I absolutely love them... I do not like to see them planted en masse, like a small wood [there are some here like that]... I'm so sorry, and was not aware, they had been over planted in California and that they have contributed to the fires.....See More- 8 years ago
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