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Comments (14)This forum is no longer the friendly forum it used to be. People have become overly sensitive, vindictive and resentful of anyone whose opinion differs from theirs. We are all different and we all having differing personalities and quirks. Swaps usd to be fun and friendships were made and flourished. I rememver Coffeemom searching for me At Disney and finally locating me just to give me a hug. That is truly caring and meant more to me than she will ever know. I have formed the opinion that this forum no longer cares about people but only about their own precious egos and that makes me extremely sad. I remember when we banded together to assist one another and now we destroy one another and I for one do not wish to be a part of this forum any longer. I had a near death experience six weeks ago and it made me realize that life is too short to allow people to be vindictive and hateful. Yes, Ricky has a quirky sense of humor and he has strong opinions about certain subjects but he brought a lot of knowledge to this forum and his swaps were the most generous and caring swaps I have ever attended. I for one miss his terribly and I am most resently of the attitudes of some of you. We all newd to stand in front of a mirror and take a good long look at our reflections and see if we are the loving caring people we think we are. This forum is as Cindee stated a forum for ALL gardeners in Florida. Apparently that is no longer the case. Happy gardening. Linda...See MoreHAVE: Page 2 Of Ricky's Swap-a-Que
Comments (150)I'm looking for "air-plants" to tuck into my Palmetto hedge. Things that will grow without soil, and with minimal care. The area is dappled shade, and gets early morning sunlight. I can trade Siam Ruby Bananas, Kiwis (male and female), Dragonfruits, and many other fruiting plants. Have both types of Moringas if anyone wants me to start some. They grow easily and rapidly from seed. Lisa...See MoreSwap-a-Que - one week from this Sunday!
Comments (12)Hi Susannah. Well, I don't have any tomatoes right now to trade, but I do have some small aloe vera plants. You are certainly welcome to some of these. Sheri :)...See MoreHanging semi-large staghorn from a tree trunk
Comments (25)Sorry Tom, I posted w/o ever reading your post. I wasn't riveted on what you had to say. You offer a perspective that I had not considered when posting and that is cutting with nails, etc. in the tree. We once had to cut a tree where somebody had had the great idea to fill a hole with concrete to slow down rotting (I guess) and when it was our time to cut, it ruined DHs saw, some concrete debris hit his face and removing the big chunk of concrete was a big chore. Sounds like you might have been in the lumber biz or in a situation dealing with trees/lumber freq. I am not. In my area, residential trees are (unfortunately) rarely used for lumber and typically go to a burn pile or hauled away. In a residential case like that, there is far less danger than in the situations you describe but yes, danger nonetheless, I don't argue about trees, I was simply posting what I do, and what has worked for me. In the cases where my action turns out to be monumental mistakes, I am never too proud to post accordingly, assuming the tree didn't fall on me......See More- 5 years ago
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