Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Tropical garden #125, 2 by joeswife

joeswife wrote:
dear tropical gurus... it is getting down to 50 tonight.. last night we ran the A/C tonight we may use blankets.. my question is:

do I need to bring in the desert rose, the staghorn, the queen emma, and the other stuff?
I have brought in a lot just because of the bugs and heat ( my precious brugs) , not ready to bring it all in, but Joe says if you all said to start bringing in the sheep, we will.
Beautiful plants, really love the red coleus with the shrimp plant, and your Maya is awsome, Rita. Also love the Sebaunia, I planted a sed of that, now I have a young baby seedling, what to do what to do? LOL Sheese so many babies growing here and there, I think I will bring those in this weekend.
KayJones, Sister won't know anything about the chemo making the tumors shrink until the 20th, and I am going to go get her to bring her here for about 10 days on the 22nd. She must feel okay, she keeps telling me "I ain't dying yet" so that is a good sign, lil brat. She has called me twice to ask about her plants, silly girl. She knows what to do..

I am ready to try an Orchid after seeing Elaines beutiful display.
Paula, no one here has plants to toss, the sun fried most of the stuff at the lowes, so I didn't get anything that is for sure..
Alice, I agree with you, Cassie and her man are very beautiful together,,, can I sigh along with you? Her gardens kick.. well you know ..
Where is Drew? I miss his giants. I did bring in my little frydek and mayan mask and the little polys, don't want them dissapearing on me now..
Getting the brugs I am sending away ready.. Floridabunnie, are you ready to try a brug? Did you want the Sweet Autumn Clenatis to give it a go? I have one already potted up.
been collecting seeds, and I am going to have to cut my vines away from their foot holds soon, so they better get to blooming! ( passies, coral vine, and thunbergias. ) Lobata is finally blooming.. love it.