Leaving for Japan soon!
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How soon is too soon to pull glads?
Comments (9)You only need to let the foliage die completely back and when it easily comes off the bulb you can store them. I put them in a box with vermiculite and store in a cool place. Never loose any and the bulbs are larger each year. You can pull out when they are still green but do wait until fall if possible. I just rinse the soil off and let them dry a bit and then place them in buckets inside until the foliage dries. My friend leaves the babies attached and then plants them in shallow soil for the summer and he had a few bloom and lots of new bulbs for next year. I always toss them out but I might change my ways or else give them to him....See MoreLeaving for PA soon......(OT)
Comments (12)Kathy, don't hold your breath waiting on photos of "my" snowangel or snowman!! :) But I will take photos of the snow. I'm sure my DH will have some nice winter drives mapped out so I can see all the glorious winter landscapes, etc. He knows how much I enjoy making photos of interesting places. Besides lots of warm clothing, I'm also packing plenty of reading material because I know I'll be "house bound" a lot. Thanks Arlene and Jean for your "safe trip" wishes for me. My flight leaves at 11:35 tomorrow morning so keep me in your prayers. :) Hugs to all, Jan...See MoreWOT- Leaving the Tower Soon
Comments (59)Oh, I can't not read, so I've read a couple since then, but neither book was all that good. I started another one yesterday. I'm catching up on some young adult books that I might have read over the winter if I hadn't been reading AMoL. And I haven't gotten back to any of those sites - guess I got to the point that I didn't want to think about it for awhile. Maybe I will and see what other people have to say....See MoreWell, we're leaving soon!
Comments (8)patti that's what my ds1 did, except they did the cruise (it inclued a stop at disney) they LOVED..it..congrat to the happy couple... kath you're braver than i am...we did disney in ca once over spring break and it was packed...hope you're on the raod and safe!...See More- 6 years ago
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