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A Tangerine, Lemon, Orange Tree, another Pindo palm. Next week its almond trees :^)
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Wow! It must be warm there. It's only 80F here.
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gosh 80F???? I'm envious of your weather!!! lol, it's 60F here and I'm all happy about it.. finally a warm day after all those cold wintery like days.
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Well Yeah its warm and it doesn't get cold enough to kill what I planted :^) (why waste time)
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Congratulations, Greg
! They look Super! I'm working on some palms myself (Pindo & Palmetto). Would grab them up in a flash an take off to CA... if I could! Sean says Congrats, too!Abnshrek, where'd ya say ya live, Nirvanna!? Richard, "Only 80F"!? Doubt ya see many Polar Bears, LOL ! We'd give anything just to get up outa the 50's, here ! |
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Only 80F?!?! That's like super hot for this time of year for us!! It's like in the 50's and I actually like it!! 80F would be pretty nice! "I would kill for that weather, but something simple like a carrot, but not spiders there icky!" (Patrick Star) But then again I wouldn't be warming myself by the fire cooking hot dogs.
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BananaLee: Dude! 50's!? Even my pet tarantula's freezing it's nuts off! LOL!
Richard: I realize SD's crowded but they'd better make room for one more !A friend of mine found a stray Zantedeschia Aethiopica (Cala lily - why all the long names!?), hiding under some herbs in his garden, and let me have it! He said it's poisonous but grows to be a really huge plant! Cool! Last edited by Seaner : 12-14-2009 at 12:49 PM. |
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A baby tequila agave givin' it to my out-law's; that have their camper parking-in my truck.. I can run to the store in my 4-wheeler around here :^) I bet Seaner's ur spider would like it in my banana hide-away.. It's 73-76 and he could catch all my lil reptiles :^) but they keep my nanners free of bugs.. no spiders..lol
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Planted around 40 seedlings of Barbados Pride of mixed colours - yellow, dusky pink and red/orange - in front of the front yard wall. The gardeners were concerned that they might be flame trees - Delonix - which are very common here and look similar - and that the spacing was too close. As if!!! but nice of them to notice and think about it.
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2 thompson seedless grapes in a pot till spring.. in the office
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i planted 10 bulbs of tuberoses today.. i cannot wait to see them sprout.. woohoo
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Rgr that I stuck them in my storage that's 45-50F w/ my almond trees :^)
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I sowed 10 Kumquat fruit seeds this morning.
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Just received a package from Welker's Grove Nursery. Planted 10 Sequoiadendron giganteum (Giant Sequoia), 3 Metasequoia glyptostroboides (Dawn Redwood) and 1 Sequoia sempervirens (Coast Redwood). I plan on clearing some land and seeing how big these giants can get before the worms make me fertilizer.
![]() Giant Sequoia seedling: ![]() Dawn Redwood seedling, thought to be extinct for millions of years until being rediscovered in China in the 40's: a deciduous conifer: ![]() Coast Redwood, Tallest tree in the world as of 2006, named "Hyperion" and found in California, an amazing 379.1 feet tall. Not even close yet: ![]() Also re-potted a Raja puri and Double mahoi, lost in pic somewhere: ![]() Need to cut in a cupola for my mystery musa to unroll it's leaves properly. Of course, it's only after I win the the lottery: ![]() Definitely need to invest in a quality greenhouse sometime soon. Thanks for looking!
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Hey Steve, way to go. If you give those conifers a modest feeding 3 times a year with some extra Iron and Calcium (if deficient in your soil), they get big quickly after the first 3-5 years.
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Some heat resistant sweet pea seeds!!! Tomorrow lavender, begonia and geranium (not much hope for that - too humid!)
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