Remote caddy Belt clip for phone Credit card wallet file Business card file tool bag tool tote stackable storage cabinet stackable storage drawers bucket organizer wrench roll pocket bucket He he he he I just taught myself how to copy and paste one of your lists of words, onto my post. Since now I know how to post pictures on the forum, - I thought this must be similar. Now what's going to stop me from letting all of you doing all the work, and just copying yours from now on? I kind of have a hunch that that is what all of you are doing right now anyway. Right? A lot of work for Lucy!! She has to read all these long lists of words! Will someone PLEASE find the 24th word already????? Ingrid

ilsonshine - due to the illumination of the theatre district, broadway is also known as the great white way. you reminded me of my mother there for a minute. she always said the same thing "you're my favorite son/daughter your age". poochie, i love that peruvian daff. that's going to become a new obsession! i googled them and a few places that sold them are all sold out. have you had it long? any fragrance to it? does it multiply? i just got my catalogue from colorblends. so beautiful. i also just won a few daylilies in an auction. i want to find a daylily and an iris farm around here, but haven't had much luck. my dahlias were a little funny this year, but then again i don't know much about them. they bloomed beautifully, and then poof, almost like they rotted away. my whole seasaon this far has been a little off on the flowers. some things did wonderfully (my veronica was absolutely stunning this year), others a real bust...sunflowers, can you imagine? they did so poor for me this year! my weeds are incredible, wish i could send you all some, but i rather enjoy this group and want to stay (lol). for years i have been digging up rose of sharon from my uncle's - all different sizes - to build a natural type barrier to the property next door. this year they are just magnificent. they only grow so tall and each one is basically the same height now and blooming in all their pinks, whites and lavenders. and the birds are all nested in their bushiness. i had great luck with amaranthus (does this flower???) and castor bean. these guys are over the top and i am loving them. next year i will know better where to place them. i read and heard things about toxic plants and how people get crazy and yank them out. i planted everything outside my yard, in case the dog would get ansy and want to sniff around it, but i've only ever seen her eat grass when her belly was hurting. as for the other critters, i did have a long involved conversation with a very knowledgeable woman from the PA horticultural society who assured me that animals are not that stupid, one taste and they will know it's off and not bother. there might be the occasion brain dead animal (wishing it was my squirrel) that might go the distance. castor bean is such a neat bush/tree and the flowers are so interesting. my vegetables are scrumptious. nothing like going out back to pick a meal! my arch enemy the squirrel got my first ear of corn though. i won't care if it takes more, just at least leave me one to taste. i'm learning so much this year by trial and error, especially since i winter sowed a lot of stuff, and have been showered with bulbs and plants and everything plantable under the sun from this swap and others, that i'm already plotting and planning on "stay's and go's" and what needs to be moved and all that fun stuff. i only yanked one thing out this year but potted it up because i need to learn more about it. the PA forum says get rid of it, but it's hard to just throw a plant away. pal, my light green glads are just beginning to bloom and they are gorgeous. several other things that you sent me also did very well and i am so looking forward to loving this bouganveilla for a long, long time. beautiful flower pics, adorable son. i too am sorry to hear those dropping out, but can respect and understand their decision to do so. teresa, i will keep you in my thoughts and prayers for your upcoming surgery and recovery. continued blessings on your beautiful new addition and i wish you everything wonderful motherhood has to offer. they grow so fast. mine is 23. i'd take 2 or 3 all over again (only with the knowledge i have now though). To the second person that dropped out, (sorry, i don't know who you are) but if you are watching, i wish you well and continued blooms where ever your heart may lead. lil, i hope you had a wonderful birthday. the family reunion sounds wonderful. are you always the hostess, or is this your turn this year? pleasant weather is wished for you. hope you have some fun games lined up for everyone to enjoy, unless that falls under someone else's committee. you would think i didn't talk to a soul today the way i am rambling on...on that note, i'll stop! take care everyone

Mantis, did this double post as well? I just posted and walked away. I see no way to delete posts. Am I missing something? I did email tech support and they want info but did not tell me how to delete. I also did search on this and this seems to have been a recurring question on how to delete posts. Most responses were that tech deleted for them. So if you can enlighten I would be most grateful!! This is a nuisance for me and for others to see it as well, I know! Now, as to Kennesaw Mt. Hayride-third year, bud count is still low, has not increased much but blooms are usually perfect so still debating on its future. Having said that, I rarely say goodbye to a daylily unless it is really ugly. I am fortunate in that I have the space to relegate less liked ones to other parts of the garden! Nancy-it truly has been an unusual season for me. I rarely get rebloom. I attribute that to such early blooming on many and they just decided they were not through! I will enjoy it because next year-who knows! Maybe we need a museum for old garden shoes. :)

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