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She just turned to blooms this year
Comments (10)Well, as always, thanks everyone for the nice words. I've seen your pics Barb! Your garden is lovely. And, it is a rose with some fragrance, but not one of the really fragrant ones. All I can say about Climbing Pinkie is that she does most of the work herself. If it took much in the way of rosarian skills, I'd be in trouble. A little alfalfa tea, some mulch, a little yard fertilizer and some pruning and tying up is about all I do year in and year out....See MoreHAVE: My package is just about there
Comments (4)Stacie, I hope it's me. Listen to this. I belong to the moms club here in my community. There are a lot of young moms, several pregnant, most with young toddlers, some newborns..... anyway, my son is 11 yrs old so I'm one of the "older" moms in the club. There was some talk yesterday about an old wives tale, something to do with sitting in this special chair and within a years time you will get pregnant and have a boy. So there was some talk going around yesterday and some of the moms were saying they wanted to sit in "the chair". So I said, "Hey, maybe I'll sit in it!" One of the girls wrote back, "I don't think the chair has magical powers." I was SO insulted! What does she think I am? 90 yrs old? Gosh! So anyway if your package is coming to me, wouldn't it be so funny if I got pregnant???? I'd show her, that young whipper snapper witch....See MoreMy dog just killed a water moccasin. She's acting normal, go to vet?
Comments (6)She's cute! Yes sorry, necrose is just the technical term for 'death/dying'; it's used particularly to describe when cells/tissues/organs die (for example, liver necrosis). When something severely injures cells in the skin, whether it be due to a toxin, trauma, etc., it can cause necrotic lesions that appear similar to scabs, but look different in that they are black in color (think black=death). Depending on the cause/extent of injury, instead of getting smaller and shrinking like a normal scab does as it heals, a necrotic lesion can actually get larger as the tissue around the original wound site dies. Continue to look for any sores, which should pop up in the next few days if she was bit since cellular death happens fairly quickly. If you see any, I would definitely take her to the vet to see what your treatment options are - antibiotics to prevent any secondary infection may be necessary. Also let her 'show' you if she was bit somewhere - pay attention to if she's excessively licking a particular spot. Hopefully she won that battle without any injuries - they can be quite brave huh?! I know if I came across a venomous snake, I'd run away, not try to attack it with my mouth! I'd keep a sharp shovel or something similar nearby when you're outside for your own defense. I don't think we have moccasins in So Cal (at least not that I've encountered), but we do have plenty of rattle snakes. My FIL has a walking stick with a sharp metal tip that he's speared a few rattlers with on hikes....See MoreJust one more ... says she in denial
Comments (20)Some of yours are looking a little more Smash Hit(ty) than Forbidden Fruit(ty). Perhaps its just a maturity thing but could be a TC issue. When someone sticks a name on a plant and sells it, it should be correct. I can imagine a Walmart FF might not always be correct, but the higher priced ones certainly should be. Or maybe Smash Hit isn't all that different in the first place. It wouldn't be the first time. But then, that's what makes sport fishing possible. Does anyone have a soap box I can stand on? Thanks to someone here, I had to pick up Smash Hit this year. checked the Hosta DB and Orange Marmalade has 8 sports and I grow 4 of them. Went out and took some fresh pics recently. Forbidden Fruit (growing much slower in the shade): Smash Hit (new this year): Happy Dayz (this one stays yellow in more sun longer before going parchment) Tangerine Tango (new acquisition from Sebright) and that's not counting unregistered ones like Fox Factor: or look-alikes like Color Festival . . . I may have a thing for light yellow centers (And I don't have Orange Marmalade, but I remember the fuss when it came out from my trying to grow Hosta in California days)....See More- 5 years agolast modified: 5 years ago
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