Propagation: Plant propagation part XXIII based on my own experience, 0 by WormsLovSharon

WormsLovSharon wrote:
We have no ideas why the alarm went off. The wind was really blowing and that might of shaken a window or door. Any window or door that can be opened is monitored. It said it was either a french door upstairs, the french door in the breakfast nook or the laundry room door. It was probably the wind shaking one of the windows or the french door. Just enough to momentarily dislodge the contact. The security people said whatever it was corrected its self.

Jnette, that is sad your sisters went into the compost. If she ever get some more, I will pay her postage at the end of the system.
You two need to find the purple and pink one. It is beautiful and I could use a few more.

Dave, yes a B&B and the price is right. Free.. Only requirement is you go for walks and sit in the warm sun and soak up a large amount of vitamin D. Have two guests bedrooms. One with twin beds and one with queen size bed. One has private patio and the other has french doors that open out into the courtyard.

In our next lives we all need to live near each other where gardening is not such a chore and just garden our heads off and have fun. I do catch myself wishing I was younger and know what I do now about gardening. I think I could make some money. But I am an idea person. I need someone to take the ideas and run with them. At my Mortgage Branch I had just that and they did great with my ideas.

Dawn, I cannot stand pyrocanthus. In the neighborhood, anywhere we have a problem with a street scape tree, there is pyrocanthus planted. It sucks up all the water. And if I stop, when on my walk, to pick litter out of the area, the plant gets me every time.

Vern is doing great. Full tummy. Sports on all day and night. I have to take the dogs for their walk and then I will be back. Later. A rose in bloom on Friday.


This message was edited Oct 31, 2010 3:31 PM