Propagation: Plant propagation part XVII based on my own experience, 1 by Pughbear7

Pughbear7 wrote:
Is it too late to get in on the cannas? pretty please sharon. anyone need any old fashoned day lilies? they are double orange on 36"+ scrapes. LMK I would rather give them away than toss the lot of them. see the attached.
I agree with gopher snake. I was trying to think of the name of the snake and it was a gopher snake. we were digging 10 ft deodor cedars from a christmas tree farm in florida. i spotted the snake and the owner said it was a gopher snake and it kills poison ous snakes as well as rats and mice. I also agree to aproach with caution as rattlers have been known to loose rattle. Pygmy rattlers are really bad about looseing the rattle. I almost picked one up thinking it was a weed at the golf course I worked at.
I don't think oil is going to get to linda. she is on the atlantic side, but maybe with time. I know florida is doing a mass shock and awe on any petrolium that shows up on the beach.
well we are in the low 90's this week. I am so happy as its easy to work out in the am and evening.
stay cool