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Alocasia Brian Williams. My first hybrid
Comments (2)This plant will grow over 5ft if not over 7 or 8. It much hardier easier and faster than most others offered. One parrent was very showy giving the alocasia its veins and maroon under the leafs. The other parent grows fast and very very big....See MoreOT I AM Back an update....on everything and Brian
Comments (13)Welcome back and congrats on the smoke free status. You're just brilliant missus (as we say in Dublin!!). Fair play to you (as we also say in Dublin!!). That's it now, you've fought the battle and you've won. Just be on your guard always for those weak moments and have a plan in place for the moments when you may be tempted. Imelda...See MoreBrian buddy, look what I did per your encouragement! Pics
Comments (14)Hey Mikey never ever am I going to attempt to try and fix that tree it almost killed me lol . I had to pick the hottest day of the year to do it I must have struggled an hour just trying to get it out of that pot it was so heavy . It was so difficult removing the tree from the pot without destroying the pot lol and when putting it back in the pot I fell backwards with the tree in my hands . Lol did a quick scan lol to make sure no one saw the fall embarrassing . Mikey the tree in the pic is not how it looked a couple of weeks ago it was double the size I had to remove a lot of branches loaded with fruit so I can fit it in the GH, Mikey the fruit were delicious so sweet. Mikey so happy to hear that the MG is working out for you it really is terrific stuff . Is you GH ready to go ? That Meyer of yours must take up most of the space in there. Have you put up any lighting ? Mikey my GH is ready to go we put up lot's of low cost lighting in there with even more lights coming this week. Mikey Buddy I am going to be retiring this winter and I am going to be spending all my time in there hence the reason putting all the lighting up. Mikey you should see the size of a fan that was given to us its huge with almost hurricane circulation very powerful . Mikey large tree's are a pain they might look nice BUT lol. Your tree's are so beautiful have you trimmed them all yet time is running out . Speaking of time running out the geese are leaving like crazy very early for that not a good sign. What's worse they are calling for an old fashioned winter up hear that means a lot of yuck . Mikey I hope that the rain has stopped so much flooding . We jumped into fall today very cool and Friday summer again with temperature near 90 then back to fall on the weekend. Mikey you Laura and I learned something new this summer root pruning is not difficult it's not scary and it doesn't harm the tree's at all actually it makes them much healthier just look at yours amazing my friend . Hugs Buddy. Brian...See MoreOh No! RIP Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys
Comments (30)In the 1970s, a few years after college, I took a long weekend to visit a friend who'd taken a job located in a Southern city. There was a rock concert of interest while I was there that my friend got us tickets for. There we were, sitting at the large stadium (where the city's NFL team played), soaked in perspiration from the heat and humidity, and on came the Beach Boys. Playing familiar songs, it was as if a breeze were blowing to cool us down (though in reality, there wasn't). We enjoyed shouting out the names of the beaches cited in the lyrics of "Surfin USA", most of which being places we knew. But the big moment came when they started into "California Girls". We stood and shouted/sang the lyrics while looking around at the people (especially the women) staring at us while we stared back yelling "I wish they all could be California girls". I remember the concert vividly (the main act was Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young). Most of the evening's raw energy came from the Beach Boys. It was a great show and is a fun memory....See More
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