We came from here.... http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/956504/
OK, so trying to start everyone off right with a cheery pic or two!
I don't have all the pictures from the last day or two pulled off of the camera yet, so here's a couple taken at Northwest Nursery again.
Those silly spaces again.
This message was edited Mar 4, 2009 7:46 AM
Sorry, I know the cyclamen are a sore subject for some. But, they ares sooo pretty sometimes that I just couldn't resist.
Came from here:
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/956504/#new
Wow - the cyclamen are stunning. Where is that?
They are at Northwest Nursery.
Duh - I should have read your entire first post!
That's all right.... I didn't read it either!
Dicentra coming up.
beautiful RC
Thanks. Those dicentra look like little hands to me.
shelly very nice and i'm very jealous!
lol. sorry! But, does this help? or should I say.... Still jealous?
although, I don't want your snow....ever!
One of my 'friends' in my neighbor's yard a bit ago.
too much snow and too much deer in that pic!!
I can deal with the snow.
what is the name of your pet victor?
'Dinner'.
lol
I know you hate them but he/she is so cute, I love that pic...look how long the fur is.
looks like it is showing your its best side or sending some kind of a signal!
oh Victor remember how I said I wish the deer would eat my arborvitae.... they did
Hee hee. They have been decimating it around my neighborhood.
Nothing much going on outside, but our GH is pretty full. We will have our old orange Clivia out soon and we have a zillion buds on a passion flower vine which I am very excited about. I moved it to the west end to a hibiscus tree and it seems way more happy then it did last year on the south side in a big avocado tree. Patti
Oh, Patti, what a cozy place to hang out until you can play outside! How warm does the greenhouse get?
Must smell great when it's overloaded with plants!
drumlin, On any sunny day in the winter it could be in the 80's, but on a gray cold day outside it will be in the 50's. At night it drops down to the low 40's when it is really cold outside. We have only lost a couple of plants due to too much cold over the years, but then we don't try to grow anything that can't take near freezing temps. It is a joy, and our main daytime heat for the house. So we don't heat it, it heats us. The only supplemental heat it gets is from the waste heat created by the wood stove metal chimney which we diverted from the stove in the family room on the other side of the wall back into the GH before it goes up the chimney. You can see it in the Jan. photo behind the door into the family room. It is our own waste heat reduction system. We empty almost everything out of it for the summer and fall. I dread that chore. But I love my GH. Dogs do too. Patti
Wow - I'm eying those Jades!
Victor, I have one saved for you. I just have to take it off island and catch up with you somewhere for the hand off. I love them in Dec and Jan when they bloom. Patti
Wow! My one that bit the dust had never bloomed. Thank you!
What a great space, Patti!!
My jades are blooming now, too, but mere babies next to yours! Very nice!
Do they have a scent??
love those!!!!
I don't think I have ever noticed a scent, Victor.
If anyone is interested one, I have several babies already rooted coming into their second summer. Remind me in warmer weather and it's yours.
Either variegated or not.
Here are a couple of them when I first started them, they are much bigger now.
:::: putting hand up::::: me me me
You got it, Allison!!!!! Remind me!!! I am putting a post-it note up.
Variegated or Not-Variegated?
One of each? ^_^
I would not mind one! Thanks.
Ooooo! Oooo!!!! me too please.
I have several, and can make several more! Not a problem!
This is the variegated ones Mother Plant
I like the variegated.
You got it!
Thanks!
