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Comments (6)oops missed the question about what I want to grow.....I have a wonderful " Collette" that a fellow Forum rose grower sent and it is GIGANTIC....would like another...years ago I planed " Kent" a great white floribunda ...hoping to find a source for that.... I have several roses that are going on 10 years and blooming well, very good size, good for zone 7... wanting to get some more of these...William Baffin, Carefree Wonder...Betty Prior.....My Pet....Jean La joie...Tropicana....the Prince... and a invincible sweet heart rose I cannot name. Grew many, many finicky roses for a few years that did not persist when I got distracted fromo babying them...have some more time....looking forward to going on a rose spree for purple and white roses and cooking up a batch of alfalfa tea this spring......See MoreNobody has ever mentioned crows on this forum
Comments (28)We have no shortage of either crows or blue jays here in the Laurel Highlands of PA. I put bread, pasta or other goody out in the morning and within minutes there are crows in the yard, they must post a sentry to watch for me. The jays love peanuts, we put them in the platform feeder each day and they are gone quickly. I love having the crows around, they act as the guardians of the feeder, chasing squirrels and making sure that the hawks are held at bay. I enjoy watching and listening to them interact, their society seems to be highly structured with many different calls and duties assigned. I love the crows, they are welcome in our yard. We have ponds and water gardens, I also have several lotus pots with standing water in them. I too am concerned about mosquitos and have used dunks for the almost 10 years that we have had the ponds. They won't harm birds or critters sneaking a drink but they will put an end to the larvae....See MoreNew to the forum and have some questions
Comments (7)Unless you're buying local...bare roots are hard to deal with except for trees and roses. It does sound like your fruit salad tree--if all you have is the trunk--is not likely to be as advertised. I suggest you research a small fruit tree if what you want is a fruit tree in a pot. I know some limes and Meyer lemons will grow in containers--maybe some satsumas (a type of citrus similar to tangerine but sweeter). The garden watchdog site is excellent and will help guide you to reputable websites--there are hundreds selling plants, but some of them are notorious for ripping people off. Looks like your climbing lily vine is what is called a gloriosa lily vine. Be careful--it also says all parts of the vine are highly poisonous if ingested, and that handling the tubers may irritate the skin. It sounds like it may also be capable of being invasive. Here's a website on that one: http://www.floridagardener.com/pom/Gloriosasuperba.htm If you can eat habaneros without hurling, you are a better person than me. Those suckers are far too hot! Enjoy the planting and growing. Enjoy the learning part, too. Most of us have plenty of stuff that we find out later is a bust---it's the successes that keep us going (well, that and the temporary insanity that strikes every Spring)....See MoreJust started Menopause or Peri-Menopause, oh no!!
Comments (8)Hi melonwhelz, Sorry I didn't respond sooner, had a rough week taking my dog who has an incurable disease to all these different vets. He will be okay and I will just pray for the best as he is my bestest friend. Anyway, the day after I posted, I started to spot, thought I was going to get my period, but nope! It never happened. I have to make an app't to see my gyno. Yes, my body is very confused and sending mixed messages to my brain which I hate! At least when I had Lyme I knew all my symptoms including the mood swings and depression, but this is a whole new ballgame! I am feeling a different type of depression, almost like I am bored but too tired to do anything about it. I did receive the book "Awakening at Midlife" yesterday so I am going to start reading that. How is your sister? I help many people who have Lyme Disease because it is horrible and so misunderstood, especially by doctors because they don't know how to treat it. What helped me recover was following a book written by a brilliant doctor named Dr. David Jernigan (Beating Lyme Disease Using Alternative Medicine". I know so many people that are cured now because of Dr. Jernigan. Maybe your sister should buy the book? Anyway, I feel so drained, is that normal? I need to vacuum and do some laundry but I'm not doing it, LOL! I am laughing at your drumroll:::: THE CHANGE! Oh why oh why don't men get this? Yeah, I'm bad. Denise...See More- 7 years ago
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