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begoniacrazii Northern California, CA(Zone 9a) Feb 15, 2006

Have a SUPER Happy birthday! Enjoy your day!!!

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Chris_Lorry Vero Beach, FL(Zone 9b) Feb 15, 2006

Happy birthday girl! I hope it is a WONDERFUL one!

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Allison_FL Dunedin, FL(Zone 10b) Feb 15, 2006

Happy Birthday !

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PlantMomto3 Nevada, MO(Zone 6a) Feb 15, 2006

Thank you. You brightened my day.

Stephanie

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jannich Andalusia, AL(Zone 8b) Feb 15, 2006

happy birthday!

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critterologist Frederick, MD(Zone 6b) Feb 15, 2006

Happy Birthday!!!

Hope you had a special day... be sure to continue celebrating at least through this weekend.... "But it's my birthday!" is a wonderful excuse for stopping in at your favorite LGS and indulging in a new plant or three!

My amaryllis 'Striped Panther' celebrated by opening 2 blooms today!

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begoniacrazii Northern California, CA(Zone 9a) Feb 15, 2006

Whoa Critter, too cool, hey what's that hanging in the background (right side)?

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stownes Mansfield, TX(Zone 8a) Feb 15, 2006

Happy Birthday! Hope it was extra special.
Sharon

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junglebob Palm Bay, FL(Zone 9b) Feb 15, 2006

Happy Birthday indeed...hope you've had a very happy and joyous day...bob

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Debsroots Northwest, MO(Zone 5a) Feb 15, 2006

Happy Birthday PlantMom. Have a good one. :)

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PlantMomto3 Nevada, MO(Zone 6a) Feb 16, 2006

Thanks again everyone! Critter, I think that's the prettiest amaryllis that I've ever seen. Is that another blooming one in the background? Your plants are all so beautiful!

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critterologist Frederick, MD(Zone 6b) Feb 16, 2006

Lali, at first I thought you had somehow spotted the angelwing begonia that's under the DG copyright lettering, but then I realized that's on "my other right" LOL. The big hanging plant is a green spider plant, and there's some trailing coleus in with it.... If you look really, really closely at the little pot with the spider plant baby in it, there are some angelwing begonia cuttings in there too... but I don't think they're visible? Then again, you could spot a begonia in the pitch dark, I've no doubt.

I do love the color on 'Striped Panther', and the trumpet-shaped blooms are so slender and delicate... very different! The amaryllis in the background is 'Pink Impression'. Here's a closer look...

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begoniacrazii Northern California, CA(Zone 9a) Feb 16, 2006

I can sniff them out a mile away, but missed it here. I think it must be the coleus that is colorful in with that Spider.??

Those Amaryllis are so gorgeous. My red one is on it's second flush. It's been years since I had one. what do I do with it after it's done blooming?

and hope you had a happppppyyyy Biiiirrrrthday Super Mom!!!

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critterologist Frederick, MD(Zone 6b) Feb 16, 2006

Here's a good article about amaryllis from the National Arboretum: http://www.usna.usda.gov/Gardens/faqs/AmaryllisBloom.html

Sorry to go OT on you, Stephanie!

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Anitabryk2 Long Island, NY(Zone 6b) Feb 16, 2006

Sorry - I'm late!! Happy Belated Birthday!!!! I hope it was better than all the rest!

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