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The Hollyberry Lady · 08-09-2009, 11:47 PM

Thanks, Beth --- I try.

Well thanks too, Adrift! Funny though, the other plant that is outside - seeing the 'light of day' does have brown tips!

: O

Bob, Bob, Bob - once again you have underestimated The Hollyberry Lady!

You really should know better!

Now, assume the position...

Don't you know that every gardener has their own way of doing things?!!!

These are only the starting pots. I always upgrade to bigger pots later, rather than just plop the small plant into a giant pot right from the start because that's how amateurs like yourself wanna do things. They were just little stumps when I received them!

As far as your babblings about it not making it in the ground and better in pots the first year - I have half a mind to put it to the test and pop one back into the earth and leave it there! Just to prove you wrong. I bet it would survive - then you'd really have to...

wouldnt you, Boob? - I mean Bob, of course!

I bet right about now, you are thinking...

Maybe next time you'll give a little more thought before putting in your 2 cents, alrighty then Bobby? GOOD THINKING.

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The Hollyberry Lady The Hollyberry Lady's Photo Gallery Find me on the map! Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 15,161 BananaBucks : 1,456,759 Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Thanks" 12,042 Times Was Thanked 11,326 Times in 5,311 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 102 Times	Re: Growing 'Musa Basjoo' in London, Ontario, Canada... Thanks, Beth --- I try. Well thanks too, Adrift! Funny though, the other plant that is outside - seeing the 'light of day' does have brown tips! : O Bob, Bob, Bob - once again you have underestimated The Hollyberry Lady! You really should know better! Now, assume the position... Don't you know that every gardener has their own way of doing things?!!! These are only the starting pots. I always upgrade to bigger pots later, rather than just plop the small plant into a giant pot right from the start because that's how amateurs like yourself wanna do things. They were just little stumps when I received them! As far as your babblings about it not making it in the ground and better in pots the first year - I have half a mind to put it to the test and pop one back into the earth and leave it there! Just to prove you wrong. I bet it would survive - then you'd really have to... wouldnt you, Boob? - I mean Bob, of course! I bet right about now, you are thinking... Maybe next time you'll give a little more thought before putting in your 2 cents, alrighty then Bobby? GOOD THINKING. Last edited by The Hollyberry Lady : 08-10-2009 at 12:14 AM.