Propagation: Plant propagation part XVI based on my own experience, 1 by evelyn_inthegarden

evelyn_inthegarden wrote:
Dave ~ Feel better....

Sharon ~ I am SO sorry about your husband....he will be in our thoughts and prayers. I am 68 as well, but, alas, I have no helper. So sometimes I do not finish until I get back to it, though I do stick with a project until done.

JB ~ And I am SO sorry about Barney, AND your carpet! Awful mess! I hope he is better now.

Jeanette ~ We all look forward to your pictures...

Lynn ~ The plants I sowed outdoors are doing better than the ones I sowed indoors, as they have a tendency to dry quicker than I can water at times, so I lost quite a few. The ones that I sowed outside are now in the partly-shaded nursery area and most of them are fine except when I had to go into town twice in a row. Hopefully they have recovered. Still, consistency is the key to healthy plants.

Jill ~ I have had the Shark steam mop for quite a while. Oh, they get the floor SO clean! The newer ones may be an improvement...see Sharon's post on hers.

ibartoo ~ The Deno method is just paper towels inside the ziplock bag. This link might be helpful...
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=6317736

Summer is here now with a low of 60° and a high of 80°, yesterday, though in the largest nearby city, Sacramento - 50 miles away - the highs are in the 90's and is predicted to get to 100° in the next few days. Of course, 50 miles in the opposite direction is Lake Tahoe with predicted highs of high 60's to a low of 45°- 49°. So we are pretty much in the middle here in the Sierra foothills.

Have a good day everyone. And don't work out in the heat too much.

Mini rose in the "Peach of a Garden".....

Edited to fix the link...my silly typing fingers do not know where to go sometimes...or is it my brain??LOL!!!



This message was edited Jun 25, 2010 10:49 AM