...n a new orchid my English friends bought me when the day i went to pick 'em up at d airport.....they bought it from n orchid garden in Kota Bharu ....a town n hour's drive away from my place....where d airport is....
Enjoy...n have a nice day!!
i believe that somewhere in da darkest night...a candle glows, i believe for every drop of rain that falls...a flower grows....
Holly Cow there all gorgeous -- sure does help to be in a flower friendly environment. I am looking out the window at a snow storm again this weekend and I cant see across the road for white snow. If I plant here by may 24th long weekend it might even be too soon. MyBlueWaterLily is my favorite so far along with this one MyWaterHyacinth...
The infinitesimally small seed that produces the giant is the winner...
I've seen scilla, daffs, and some tulips blooming this morning. Everything is coming out now, the daylilies, my arum italicum, alliums, grape hyacinths, the buds are breaking on the forsythias and lilacs
Helping the world one seed at a time
When weeding, the best way to make sure you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant. Mary Ann LaPensee
My deciduous azalea---each year I think it's dead and each year it keeps coming back....Every Azalea I've ever planted in my yard has died except for this one.
guess what I saw yesterday at the Garden Center??? Hosta's that can be planted in the SUN----YES!!!! for sure!!!! the 'June Hosta' said---sun to partial shade----Carol is going to own 1 or 2 --YES!!!! :wink:
happy happy!!!!!
Last edited by JunieGirl; Apr 19th, 2008 at 04:11 PM.
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Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain!! .....
the "june Hosta" was a dark green---the other one who's name I do not remember was varigated---I want to plant some out in the backyard---& it faces west--I w ill be an old old lady before I have to even start to worry about shade--
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Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain!! .....
I got you beat....I have a very old clunker house and I do like it . More room than most modern homes.. And I have land with it . We don't complain.. We like living with frogs and air. LOL
yes yo udo have me beat. we had 5 acres in the middle of 4 fields. we had a home built in 1914 with an upstairs and an attic for storage, but just a cellar for the sump pump, the furnace and the hot water heater. (3 BR--1 bath, with washer/dryer on a closed in porch)
now I have 1/2 acre that used to be a field. a house built in 2004 with a full basement and an attached garage. I have 3 BR and 2 baths---BUT i h ave a converted field for a yard and my rooms are smaller that at the farm. Thing is how it all is set up makes it much easier to entertain people.---
I DO miss my attic and my yard though
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We live in town for 9 months . ANd neither one of us could stand it. Landlord was so nosy.......
However it was so boring living upstairs only.
Made us make up our minds fast......Get out of town. I have 4 rooms down . 4 up plus bath, attic and full basement. concrete but not new and dreamy.......
I have seen worse. Lotza folks like my house. Oak floors downstairs with oak wrap around steps banister up. Oak steps.
this is not new & dreamy, dodge---just a house that happens to be new---not grand by any measure---1500 sq feet--the farm house was 1800 sq ft.
i know you could sell your home tomorrow---we sold ours 3 times before somebody actually got it.---everyone wanted it, no one wanted to actually buy it.
I miss my home but Rod thought us moving was best, so that is what we did. "town" is only 1,000 people. and the yardsa er still nice sized so you are not living right on top of everyone like in the BIg cities.--i am in no sub division either, just on a dead end road, towards the end of town
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My gosh are they huge mangos and caladiums..........I love that.. If only my cala would just stay....... Gosh you must have beautiful gardens there and friends......Were all English by speech .Ha ha
Thanks Nor for sharing with us Other Englishes.. PS I am POLISH..LOL
Here are the first of my yellow tulips in bloom yesterday - gotta love my yellow!
BUT... why is it almost every PINK tulip that I buy as bulbs grows RED in my gardens??? Is it because I buy them at lower priced stores and they don't get in the right bulbs for the packaging??? Or is it something in my soil? I just do not get it, and I do NOT DO RED flowers!!!
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