Wishing you a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
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shive
4 months ago
Brad KY 6b
4 months agoRelated Discussions
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Comments (4)Wishing you all.. from all corners of the world, Peace, Health, and Happiness.....and of course, beautiful Hippy Flowers....!!...See MoreMerry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Comments (10)Eloise, I lost a lot of my Brugs during our colder-than-normal winter, last year. I most likely did not find out a name - really am not into names. Our frequent 30+ mph winds take care of most tags, so I just gave up! A sweet forum member sent me some Brug cuttings for postage, which I appreciate beyond words. I have them potted up and won't put them in the ground - don't want to risk losing them to another 20-day freezing weather spell like we got last year. Another member emailed to say he has sent a box of cuttings, but I haven't gotten the box yet - can't wait to see my surprises! I promise to take good care of any future cuttings, that's for sure!...See MoreWishing you all a Merry Christmas &Blessed New Year
Comments (20)Hi Judy, so good to see you posting again. I hope Greg's burns are healing well. You didn't say how you are doing? I believe you were having problems with your legs. Hope that is better. Ashley is quite a grown up beautiful young lady now. I'm glad she has a job that she loves, and hope she will stay with it. Nice looking young man, too. Don't be stranger here now. Sue...See MoreMerry Christmas and Happy New Year
Comments (2)Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too! :-)...See More
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
4 months ago
organic_kitten
4 months agoMerry Christmas to all. Julia, too have spent my fall vigorously working to recover from the time off. It is still not finished, but I will try to post a couple of photos to show the mess that the back was in. and here is a more recent photo: still not finished but much of it is done...spring will be another work and I am getting very much along in years too.
I have cut down and hauled over over a hundred little saplings. mostly oak or Mimosa but a maple or two and one magnolia tree. (courtesy of the birds.) The stumps are all painted with Remedy so they will not return. In Alabama, and I am sure it happens in other southern states as well, weeds, grass, trees, etc will grow very thickly if not managed constantly. My husband can no longer do any yard work other than grass cutting where the land is clear, so I had better stay well this year. Anyway, this is what I have been doing in November and early December.
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hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
4 months agoJulia WV (6b)
4 months ago
sherrygirl zone5 N il