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Wow your trachy looks great. I sort of like the messy look. Sort of reminds me of Robert Smith from The Cure and his messy hair. Robert Smith with a ...

We had 26C in Myrtle Beach (not all the time). Came back to -25C :-(Tavi How did the trees look? Do you have any pics of any damage? ThxDan

Send some pics please! Also, cant wait to see what accidentally falls into the luggage... :D

Awesome, your method looks great and they should fair well in your typical winter. I used the same exact technique and it rotted out due to Mother Na...

Oh, no, Tim.Thought your Washy was in a box w lights :? Thanks everybody!Re Washies, somebody here (ages ago) said they thought Washies hated having...

One pulled from my Needle clump which is 3rd year in the ground. The others were tugged and so for so good, especially the pups. A little HP was app...

Yeah, don t get mad if i don t thanks Pauline....We ve got 2 politics team that put us in bad condition and the people still vote for them :shock: .....

What the hell i did for having this kind of weather this year....just got another 6 inches of snow and we still having temp. 10-15 c below normal :sh...

When you're above 0 (freezing) give it a treatment with a fungicide just in case it is alive. -16F is probably going to be lethal (depending on durati...

I suppose you ran out of patience and decided to plant them anyways eh?...lol

Welcome John, thanks for posting. In the first vid, that CIDP at 1:40 looks great. Looks like your off to a great start with your own garden. Send ...

Well said Andy.. As for the Scottish, that will keep'em in thee Pubs! Perhaps I will join them...Glad it's warming there, hopefully the flood waters ...

KSpalmguy, good for you to have purchased hardy tropicals, and I like your enthusiasm, because I see you on other forums asking the same. To answer y...

Those are troopers. That Sabal P. behind it looks a little damaged also, but seems to have shrugged it off.

That's awesome Scott! Looks real nice and green. I may experiment with one of those this spring.