This Year's New Natives
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Ive been cutting this back for years... a vine? a native hibiscus
Comments (13)Steady on Funnel - I'm not sure our cousins would appreciate that Strine earthiness. If you open up the photo and click the little magnifying glass you will see that either those are lenticels or they are a variety of teeny weeny scale which likes to live in colonies of unparalleled neatness. It's usually best not to be too emphatic on these forums. Lots of posters start off certain of themselves but discover there are more things in heaven and earth ..... bboy and saltcedar both have distinctive voices on these forums and we are used to them. Most often they are right. Sometimes they're wrong and then they acknowledge it. They don't insult the people who taught them something new....See MoreNative Plant Society Celebrates 25 years.
Comments (0)The West Virginia Native Plant Society celebrated its 25th year of appreciating and conserving native plants. See www.wvnps.org for full press release....See MoreHappy New Year - Any Cooking Resolutions for the New Year?
Comments (2)Thank you Ann. I posted and it did not appear for at least 10 minutes so I posted again. The edit feature did not allow me to delete the double comment. Happy New Year! Teresa...See MoreHappy New Year!!....New Years Resolutions...
Comments (14)Hi all! I'm new to the forums but I have an idea why this one doesn't get much response. It's not listed in any of the categories, it's only listed sort of alphabetically in the s's as The Single Life, it took me several visits to find it and I still have trouble remembering where it is on the list to click so I can lurk! Maybe someone should suggest to Spike? that it be made more visible, I know that there are a lot of singles on the forums. Just thought I'd pop in and say something and maybe someone else has had the same experience. My New Year's Resolution is to be proud of being single and not be so quiet. Happy New Year! Charlotte...See MoreJay 6a Chicago
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