Finally broke down and got a DA rose
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Finally got some roses out of pots & in the ground!
Comments (2)Congratulations! I know this feels really good. There's something so satisfying about staring down at the freshly turned earth, with a new rose tucked into its place in the garden. Off topic ... if you are available on October 4, we would love to have you come to our fall Garden Social. Many other GW members come, and we always have a lot of fun. Email me through My Page and I'll give you all the details. Connie...See MoreBroke down and bought another brug
Comments (15)I'm sorry Linda. Yes I will share. I didn't realize that anyone here was going after those types and figured everyone was just after tctopcat and 7servant7's plants. I was so sick and tired of being outbid on his auctions that I sent him an email asking if he would consider selling one off of Ebay if he had more. He responded and asked what I was offering so I based my offer on the previous auctions of 5" plants and said $20 or $25. He emailed me back and said that they were going for $40-60 which I knew was bs so I didn't respond. It looks like he would have been better off accepting my offer last week. lol Gloria if you get the Madeline to grow let me know. I've bought 2 sets of cuttings from tctopcat and 5 have died. Most died after they rooted but none ever put out much foliage. I have one hanging on and it has a tiny sprout. I don't know if it's me or the cuttings but I haven't had this problem with any other variety. I've had the cuttings for at least two, maybe three months and they should have a good amount of foliage but that's not the case. At least this one cutting is still alive. These are the plants that I have coming from Caldwell: Jamaica Caper 2 Calotropis gigantea Kumson Forsythia Ylang Ylang Mason's Congo Sansevieria Showy Medinilla I've already received most of my seeds but did place another order with Rare Exotic Seeds yesterday. They have some really cool stuff and there's a bunch of plants on their site that say "seeds coming in 2008". I'd love to know when because there's quite a few that I want. Karyn Here is a link that might be useful: rare exotic seeds...See MoreFinally broke down and purchased the flat screen tv.
Comments (6)Buying tv's is almost as bad as buying a mattress. We made the rounds to the big stores and some of the smaller ones for opinions. The quality of this Panasonic is outstanding. We weren't sure about the 3D thing, we have no kids and just weren't convinced but ended up going that way figuring everything will end up that way sooner or later. We've also decided to start doing some gaming. In my almost 50 years I have never played the games. I take that back, many years ago I did the pacman game. It's the 3D movie of Avatar that we are thinking about selling on Ebay. Panasonic rolled it out with this tv as part of a bundle around the holidays. If you don't ask for it now, you won't get it. I am so glad my husband spoke up, with it came the movie and $300 worth of the 3D glasses. We priced those at $150 each. They also through in the Blue ray player....See MoreI finally 'broke 'down and did it
Comments (23)Thanks for all the kudos, but I think these plates are kinda easy, fairly thin.The tile cutters help as well-If you score them and use them to break the big pieces, They mostly go the way you want, then I cut smaller pieces with the nips. Plus-I have watched you guys forever! My kitchen is rooster-y, I am thinking backsplash, LOL.Or at least some trivets to hang up. Yes I am from the junk side, I followed ya'll here a long time ago, I still go there some. Now I have to stop at the TS tomorrow find some other plates to go with these! Not enough color to suit me. Oh boy Im in it now....See Morecharles kidder
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