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| terriculture london (UK) August 20, 2007 | Last week the floral design forum had 181 posts this week only 68! Are people losing interest here? This message was edited Aug 20, 2007 5:48 PM |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b August 21, 2007 | We're somewhere in the middle...which is a lot better than being at the bottom, right? |
| terriculture london (UK) August 27, 2007 | 75 posts this week. |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 2, 2007 | Hi Terri and Karma, I love this forum and both of ya'll!!! I haven't been on it much lately cause all my flowers have turned brown and black from the heat. It has been too hot to go out. First the rain, now the heat. I pulled up my Zinnias and put in some Chrysanthemums. It is cooling off A LITTLE BIT the last couple of days but still too hot to work outside... Even my Dahlias are bad. I have nothing. Maybe a rose or 2. I still didn't get to do my teacup... Carol |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 3, 2007 | Oh lookie, we're down to 26 posts this week :( |
| terriculture london (UK) September 3, 2007 | Good job we posted then or they might remove the forum if the lack of input carries on! Hi Yardqueen, nice to hear from you again. It's a shame when the summer is nearly over, my garden is looking quite bare now. I had quite a good few months using my own flowers , now it's back to shop bought ones. This forum isn't only cut flowers,it is floral design.........florists don't use garden flowers, they use shop flowers. |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 4, 2007 | Would they really remove the forum? We better get back to it then. Terri and anyone else who care, wanna set a goal? Say, 200 posts this week? Let's talk flowers! |
| terriculture london (UK) September 9, 2007 | Talk talk! I wonder if we are near our target yet Karma? |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 9, 2007 | There are some forums that don't do many posts at all. And they are still here. What are the rules for this? |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 9, 2007 | Not sure terri. I'm trying my best tho. |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 10, 2007 | 117 this week. Not bad... |
| terriculture london (UK) September 10, 2007 | Not bad, maybe 10 done by others and the rest is down to us! No one else seems bothered Karma. I'm starting up my own website!! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 10, 2007 | I like the Cut Flowers and Floral Design forum. I have posted when I can. I will try to do more. please don't go away.... |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 10, 2007 | Terri, what am I supposed to do when you leave? Get a real life? Everyone loves your creativity...I only have you...please don't go. Or if you do, leave me your URL so I can pack my bags as well. Love, Karma |
| terriculture london (UK) September 10, 2007 | I don't want to leave ! I just want to be part of a group where people join in. |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 10, 2007 | I'm just done reading this thread over again and....hahaha, such drama for our small group of 3. |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 10, 2007 | Why don't we talk about exciting new things awaiting us? Like fall....beautiful foliage and jeweled tone flowers. Holidays like Halloween and Thanksgiving, where we can display our pumpkin arrangements and table centerpieces with candles. And then there's Christmas. Show off our garlands and wreaths, staircases and fireplaces, and most definitely our lit TREES! I positively want to hang around here for this. In spite of all this drama, I know I will be here for a while...even if there's just me. Monologues are good for something. Anyway, anyone else here want to add to the list of exciting things to come? |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 10, 2007 | ok, I tried.... I guess three's a crowd |
| terriculture london (UK) September 10, 2007 | Yardqueen, you had better not go anywhere, ok? Three's not a crowd 3 is a group of friends! we must stick together in all this high drama,it is better than a soap! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 10, 2007 | I don't know what the drama is about. I must have missed something. All I know is that I posted 3 times before either of you spoke to me. I felt a little ignored, sort of like I had somehow found myself in the middle of a private d-mail. And I have asked what this is about regarding the number of posts. I still don't know what that is about... |
| terriculture london (UK) September 10, 2007 | I do apologise Yardqueen for not speaking to you, this wasn't intentional. I can't speak for Karma, but I have put so many posts here that have been totally ignored I guess I was feeling a bit fed up. Regarding the posts, I was just highlighting the fact that they have gone way down and I don't really understand why. When I joined the site about 6 weeks ago there were lots of people posting. I don't know about the rules and I see some forums have only 15 or so! I doubt it will matter. Anyway, can we just get on with flower arranging buisness now? will you show me your basket collection and I will show you mine!! once again sorry if you felt ignored. This message was edited Sep 11, 2007 5:13 AM |
| terriculture london (UK) September 11, 2007 | A bunch of flowers for you Yardqueen!
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| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 11, 2007 | That's ok... I know you didn't mean to but it did feel sort of funny... sort of like I was invisible...LOL I don't know what time it is where you are, but here it is amost 11:30 pm and I have to work tomorrow so I can't post pics of baskets now...LOL I have to get them off shelves and walls or you can't really tell what they are... If I took a picture of them as a group it would look like a trash pile... lol And I wouldn't want to bore you with plain ordinary ones... only the "special" ones.... I am anxious to see yours also! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 11, 2007 | Ohhh, that is pretty! Reminds me of a fan... |
| terriculture london (UK) September 11, 2007 | I didn't want you to feel upset going to bed, so sleep well! I will sort my baskets out tomorrow,and get the cobwebs off, they are in the greenhouse. I will find the unusual ones also. Glad you like the flowers! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 11, 2007 | Terri, I am not upset! My feelings were hurt so I reacted, but I am fine now!!! I must go to bed now, tho...Or I will not be fit for work tomorrow. I wish it was Friday....LOL |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 11, 2007 | Oh no, I awoke to this! Carol, I had no idea...."The Drama" was me poking fun of Terri threatening to leave and we, as in you and I, were begging her to stay! I'm so sorry you felt ignored, it was not my intention. This thread was about increasing posts and participation and that can't be accomplished if we were purposely leaving you out. I'm glad terri was awake to send you a bouquet. I went to sleep without giving anything a second thought after my last post. Again, Carol, I'm sorry to hurt your feelings. I have to admit, though, this is more action than we have gotten since the get to know you thread! Here are some flowers for you too Carol...sorry I had to reuse flowers.
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| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 11, 2007 | OOOOHHHH, those are pretty too! Please don't feel bad about my "hurt feelings." I 'm afraid I reacted badly and regret saying anything. You know it may take a while for people to notice this forum. I can't even remember how I came across it because I usually only visit forums on my favorites. I wish brugs made good cut flowers....I have a lot of them right now! I have been posting them on the brug forum. They wilt as soon as cut though so they cannot be used as cut flowers. Here are links if you are interested: [HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com] [HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com] |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 11, 2007 | Wow, those brugs are pretty! The color change is amazing. I don't think I've ever seen them in person. They're probably only sold at specialty nurseries? Are they difficult to maintain? I also like the little dewdrops poking through at the base of your yellow brug. |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 11, 2007 | You must have better eyes than mine...LOL I have looked and looked but I can't find dewdrops! I did rain though but I can't see any sign of drops anywhere...LOL |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 11, 2007 | Sorry, I was referring to the purple durantas you've planted there. My eyes aren't that good! |
| terriculture london (UK) September 11, 2007 | Thanks for showing us your flowers Yardqueen, I haven't tried growing those before. They look huge! That is a lovely display of flowers Karma, like the folded leaf too! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 11, 2007 | Karma, I never thought about the 'golden dewdrops' LOL Terri, They are huge! And tropical. Not hardy at all below zone 8 or 9. People in Northern states grow them and they are grown in Germany and many other countries, but they are grown in big pots there and brought in for winter. They usually have to cut them back, so they don't get to be huge trees like they do in California or Florida, or in their native habitat...South America. I love the flowers! Here is one that I think is pretty also
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| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 11, 2007 | Well for some reason that didn't enlarge
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| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 11, 2007 | That one dod so I will try the other again
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| terriculture london (UK) September 11, 2007 | Thanks Yardqueen, I am not a subscriber so I cannot see the big picture, would you be able to put your pictures directly to our forum next time ? Please! Did you have many Cannas this year? |
| terriculture london (UK) September 11, 2007 | That is enormous Yardqueen! good idea to hold the flower, we can really see the size of it. Thankyou for showing your beautiful flowers, its great. |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 11, 2007 | Wowie YQ, that salmon one with those pointy petals are soooo COOL. I'm in zone 8b/9 so I should be good. I have got to look into getting some. Thanks. |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 11, 2007 | Terri, I didn't understand what you mean by not being able to enlarge it and if I post it directly onto this forum you can? The last ones are posted directly I think. If I know what you mean by "posting directly." Now the 1st one I posted I did wrongf and it will not enlarge but I did it again and the second time I did it right. |
| terriculture london (UK) September 12, 2007 | Hi Yardqueen, It was just the first one I couldn't enlarge, but it's fine now thanks again for showing us. I didn't Know you could get the lovely pink frilly ones, I have only seen the creamy yellow ones before. Shall we start a new thread for our basket collections?. Do you have any ornamental grasses? Karma wants us to make an arrangement with some. I don't have much and don't know what to make!!! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 12, 2007 | I don't have ornamental grasses. Yeah a thread for unusual baskets sounds cool. Or even any unusual containers to make arrangements in. |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 13, 2007 | That would make a great thread, although I don't think I have anything unusual, but I'll be on a lookout for them now. YQ, won't you start the thread for us? |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 13, 2007 | Ughhhh.... I am slow as Chrismas.... NO wait..A lot slower! I can try to this week-end. |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 13, 2007 | YQ, where is Emory TX? Did you get affected by Hurricane Humberto? It's been raining here ALL day! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 13, 2007 | I am in NE Texas...no where near the coast. We have not even gotten rain or anything. |
| terriculture london (UK) September 13, 2007 | no rain here to report today! It has been quite warm and I actually sat in the garden. My garden is looking a mess by the way! I have been collecting seeds and dry them in the greenhouse. I'm looking forward to seeing everyones baskets and unusual containers! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 13, 2007 | me too, Terri! And I really am anxious to post mine... I just hope I have time to gete into all of that. ok, ok, I will...LOL |
| terriculture london (UK) September 13, 2007 | Hi Yardqueen, how many baskets do you have approx? including boring ones! (although I like all baskets) |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 13, 2007 | I will count the ones I have out when I do the pictures. Ihave no idea how any I have. I will not be able to tell you because some are packed up in craft stuff, some in christmas stuff and so I can't know all together. but I can count whaat is out and on the shelves inthe kitchen and other places also that I can see... |
| Donna_M Edmonton (XX) Zone 3a September 14, 2007 | Hi You Three Please don't go away. I drop in to this forum regularly & really enjoy it a lot. I'm a total techno- dummy & haven't been able to get any of my pics to post so haven't felt like I had anything to contribute. Now we've had a killing frost so most of my home-grown materials are limp & dead in the garden :o( . Guess it would've been more polite to @ least post a compliment from time-to-time rather than admire & leave. Sorry! But please believe that your contributions are being appreciated by @ least one person who's kinda shy about not being able to fully participate. Thanks & hang in there! Donna |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 14, 2007 | Wow, Donna, it's already cold where you're living? You can do stuff with everygreens and twigs too. Thanks for the encouragement...we could sure use some once in a while. Please don't hesitate to join in...pictures or no pictures. If you need help uploading pics, maybe one of us could help you? |
| Donna_M Edmonton (XX) Zone 3a September 15, 2007 | Hi Karmaplace Thanks for your warm response. Yes, the temp. early Thurs a.m. dropped to -1.3... let's see, that's about 29F & all the tender plants including tomatoes, zuchinni, E.S. hydrangea, basil, colocacia, etc. were whacked by the frost. Today it was 22 (that's 72F) so the weather is pretty unpredictable here. Only the plants in the east garden were frozen. The begonias on the west of the house were untouched. During the winter 2 years ago we had 42 days of snow cover (& not much @ that!). This past winter saw us with 186 days of deep snow cover & boy did we have mold "issues" when it finally melted! July was hot, for here, but I suspect nothing like you folks in southern U.S. experience as "normal". This is part of what appeals to me about the opportunity to chat with you gardeners from other parts of the world-- we all have our challenges & disappointments but still keep faith that we'll do things differently 'next year' & so will the weather! I marvel @ some of the incredibly exotic plants you folks in the warm zones grow & yet, when I see something in your floral designs that will grow here too I feel kinda 'connected' with you folks. Gosh, this sounds pretty sappy (but it's true! LOL). I shall continue to investigate how to access my pics & may have to re-register from my email account rather than the gmail I primarily use. Thanks for the offer of support... I do appreciate it. In the meantime, I'll be popping in regularly & from now on will @ least say "hello". G'nite all. Donna |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 15, 2007 | Thanks Donna for joining in. We definitely need the participation. It's really nice to have you here because most of time we get so excited about floral design that we don't discuss growing cut flowers. This year was my first year growing flowers to cut as well as growing them in general. Because I started late, I did not do it as seriously as I will next year. I have some hollyhocks started for next year and bought seeds including larkspur, statice, and oriental poppies, but don't know what to do with them yet. I know they will make wonderful cut flowers if I'm successful with growing them from seed. I never thought about the mold issues that can arise due to melted snow. Probably because we never get snow, although we had a white christmas one year....the year right before the big hurricane flooded New Orleans. We think it was an omen...and will not wish for snow ever again....lol. Thanks for looking into uploading your pictures. I'm looking forward to seeing them. Well I'm off to work...have a great day! |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 15, 2007 | Yardqueen, I "stole" a couple of canna seeds from my neighbor's yard. I read on the canna forum that it needs to be scored and soaked before planting. Have you ever done this or do you just thin them? I wanted to try planting her seeds to replace mine. I took a pic of a floret I borrowed from the plant to show you. Is this a common canna?
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| terriculture london (UK) September 16, 2007 | Hello Donna, thanks for joining in, it is nice to know that you have been enjoying what we have been making and thanks so much for letting us know,it's very much appreciated. Looking forward to your baskets at christmas Yardqueen haha! You are not allowed to steal canna flowers karma, tut tut. naughty girl! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 16, 2007 | Karma, I have only planted seeds once in a sixpack and they all came up. I used a small drill ( like they use in nail salons) which is how I was instructed by the lady who gave them to me. You only drill until you see white. You can also use a file or you can nick with a knife. whichever is easy for you... I think I soaked them over night. They say if you don't do the drilling/ filing thing it can take 5 years to germinate! I think your canna may be this one: [HYPERLINK@davesgarden.com] |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 16, 2007 | Terri, she did not steal the flower, she borrowed it! She stole the seeds though.... |
| terriculture london (UK) September 16, 2007 | Yardqueen, you can't exactly 'borrow' a floret, it's not going back to the plant with cellotape!! send me a couple Karma! This message was edited Sep 16, 2007 5:26 AM |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 16, 2007 | Well, she said she borrowed it. She must have.... She didn't borrow it from the plant... She must have borrowed it from the owner. Yeah, that's it ... she will pay her back when she gets one, right Karma? |
| terriculture london (UK) September 16, 2007 | Jingle bells jingle bells jingle all the way..................................................................................................................................... Oh what fun it is to see Yardqueen's baskets hurray! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 16, 2007 | Are you hinting???? I will try tomorrow. It is almost midnight here... I am off to bed! Nitey Night!!!! |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 16, 2007 | Awwwwwwwwe, YQ, thanks for giving me the benefit of the doubt, but, ummmmmm, okay, I stole the flowers too. It was not under my control... "Lucifer" made me do it! |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 16, 2007 | Terri, dmail me your address and I'll send you some. I'll put on my ninja outfit tonight and collect more seeds. If I don't get caught, you may receive more than a couple in the mail.....that makes you an accomplice! I've never sent seeds before, do I just throw it in an envelope and send it off or is it more involved? These ARE seeds, YQ?
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| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 16, 2007 | The black thing is the seed. There should be 2 or three in each brown thing. I can send you some seeds also but I don't know which cultivar they are... When you mail seed you need to use a bubble envelope. These seeds are large and would be crushed by equipment the PO uses. You can have it "Hand Cancelled" or marked fragile. Ask your PO for their suggestion. |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 16, 2007 | Terri, I may take some basket pics in a few minutes, I am in the mood.... but I dont think I will take them down as it will require climbing. I will just try to zoom in. I will also try to count some of them. |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 16, 2007 | Thanks YQ. I may take you up on the seed offer. Let me try these first to see if I'm even competent. |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 16, 2007 | My battery in my camera ran down. I am charging it now. I was almost finished with what I can take. I forgot to count any of them.... I am too tired. As I said most of them I just zoomed in. there are a couple or so shots I took baskets off the shelf that were within reach. I am tired now. Not form the baskets. from mowing. In the Texas sun... poor me... woe is me... I will let it charge a little more and then try to finish |
| Donna_M Edmonton (XX) Zone 3a September 16, 2007 | A belated Thank You, Terri, for your warm welcome. Lana, my complaining about snow & mold & frost, etc. was pretty insensitive of me... YOU truly know how "nature's wrath unleashed" feels. Here on the Canadian prairies we are unaccustomed to experiencing devastating weather & my heart goes out to all of you folks whose lives are changed by such horrific events. It sounds like you've done wonderfully well with your first year of gardening & I applaud the interesting seed choices that you've made. German statice & sea lavender are 2 perennials that we can grow here which both have delicate, ethereal flowers-- great for arrangements &/or drying. I have just about had a meltdown trying (& failing) to post pictures... turns out there really IS something wrong with our computer & it's not all my ineptitude. Am going to do up a little arrangement with sweet peas, sea lavender & whatever else I can find. I'll take a picture & then if the "ol' Dell" & I can ever come to an amicable agreement about NOT playing hide'n'seek with the pics, will post it. I love doing little arrangements in cream & sugar sets. I have a few little pieces from both of my late grannies & it's so nice to have a mini bouquet perched on the window sill above the sink. C'mon folks! tell me you can see it all now... ;o) It never occurred to me that you could grown a canna from seed! Here, I believe people buy either the bulb or "started" plant because of our shorter growing season & of course, the bulb must be lifted in the fall. Hope all of you have had a lovely weekend. Bye for now. Donna |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 16, 2007 | 173 posts last week. Woohooooo! Funny seed snatching article I ran across googling seed pods. [HYPERLINK@mrbrownthumb.blogspot.com] I will be ringing my neighbor's doorbell for a confession tomorrow. |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b September 16, 2007 | Donna, I look forward to your sweet peas and lavender...the combination must smell heavenly. Be sure to save the pictures to show at a later date if you can't get the computer to cooperate. Thanks for trying. I bet your arrangements in cream and sugar sets look lovely. They would be very welcomed in our tea time thread. |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a September 17, 2007 | Well I posted some of my baskets on a new thread as Terri suggested. I did not finish as I am so sleepy now I am about to fall out of my chair.... |
| terriculture london (UK) September 21, 2007 | I would love to see your little arrangements Donna! Yardqueen, Don't fall out of your chair!! |
| terriculture london (UK) October 19, 2007 | only 14 posts, whats going on? |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a October 19, 2007 | Really? |
| terriculture london (UK) October 20, 2007 | Hi basket case!, I think we will have more than 14 this time! So, Karma thinks you are in the lead with the baskets, I will have to dig deep and see if I have any more lurking about anywhere, won't I ? I have missed you, honest. What are we going to do when we run out of baskets???????????? in the mean time................. see you back at the basket headquarters! cheers!
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| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a October 20, 2007 | I love your Bud vase! |
| terriculture london (UK) October 20, 2007 | ok, so where's your vessel saying cheers back to me? hey, that could be an idea.................... wine & beer bottles and cans!! with flowers. I think I really am a basket case....HELP!! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a October 20, 2007 | I don't have many wine bottles... |
| terriculture london (UK) October 20, 2007 | Have another party! that should bring some bottles in. |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a October 20, 2007 | I am too old to party!!! |
| terriculture london (UK) October 20, 2007 | As Michael Jackson sang .............. "Don't bame it on the sunshine" "don't blame it on the moonlight" "blame it on the boogie" "I just can't control myself" "blame it on the Boogie" . . . . la la la |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a October 20, 2007 | Sounds like you are partying now! LOL |
| terriculture london (UK) October 20, 2007 | Actually, it's 3 in the morning here, gotta sleep sometime, nite nite! |
| yardqueen1948 Emory, TX Zone 8a October 20, 2007 | Nite nite! |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b October 22, 2007 | 229 posts this week! Wooohoooo! |
| terriculture london (UK) October 22, 2007 | WOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooo! Well done Guys! |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b October 22, 2007 | Can't be done without you, terri. |
| terriculture london (UK) November 1, 2007 | 231 getting better all the time! |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b November 3, 2007 | Oops, I didn't contribute much to the count this week, but you and Traci are sure doing a heck of a job! |
| terriculture london (UK) November 8, 2007 | It's gone quiet again! |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b November 9, 2007 | Not anymore! |
| pupilpropogtr Birmingham, AL Zone 7b November 11, 2007 | That's right, not any more!! |
| terriculture london (UK) November 12, 2007 | Hi Yardqueen! are you still around? |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b November 12, 2007 | 292 posts this week. Artisan's has 651. . .wow, you guys really created somethin' in there. |
| terriculture london (UK) November 12, 2007 | Yeah, I'm trying to think of a way to get them over here, to visit our cafe for an exhibition perhaps? Where are all the flower arrangers these days? |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b November 12, 2007 | I'm here. . .just not arranging. |
| terriculture london (UK) November 28, 2007 | 23 Booooo!! |
| terriculture london (UK) December 17, 2007 | Hi Yardqueen ! are you still around? Merry Christmas! show us your decorations!!!!!! |
| terriculture london (UK) January 7, 2008 | Hey Karma, we almost had 2oo posts this week! I98, A big thanks to all our new friends ! |
| terriculture london (UK) January 14, 2008 | 238.......Karma we beat your target !! |
| karmaplace New Orleans, LA Zone 8b January 14, 2008 | Was the target 200? I can't find it here. My eyes are crossed looking so hard. Anyway, way to grow everyone! |
| terriculture london (UK) January 26, 2008 | 277 this week! Where are you yardqueen, still hiding in your new greenhouse?!!!! we miss you. |
| terriculture london (UK) March 31, 2008 | 173 last week. Doing well again. Hey Karma, we will get to our target of 200 one of these weeks!! |
