Tropicals & Tender Perennials: I really need to know the answers to this question., 1 by lovelyiris

lovelyiris wrote:
Thanks for all the information everybody. I really enjoyed reading them and seeing all your beautiful photos Jeremy.
I'm kicking myself in the tail now after seeing your photos. I live in the country/boonies and last year I had my husband bring a huge dead tree with lots of holes and things in it up to one of my gardening trails. I knew it would be perfect with tons of broms planted and anchored all over it. But after seeing it set there for about a month in the winter without anything on it I decided I didn't want it. Now I'd give anything in the world to have it back and planted like you did yours. We burned it so now if I'm going to do anything like your's I'll have to go scour our property for another big beautiful dead tree. LOL I'm going to see if I can find a picture of the one I burned and post it here. I'm so upset, I'll be kicking myself until I find another tree that will look as good as the one I destroyed. I guess I can mark this up to a lesson learned the hardway. (Sticking out bottom lip and pouting)

By the way do any of you ever do any trades with your bromelaids. I have over 100 some I know the names of and some I don't. But I'm always looking for ways to get more. (grin)