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I am honored to have my advice acceptable to an ALASKAN!

Not long. It will send out roots in the soil. It may not bloom next year because of its' cannibalization. Let in grow putting it outside in the pot in the summer. Fertilize it to rebuilt the bulb for next time. Let the leaves grow lush.

Ha! Thanks. I saw it but it did not register in my brain right way.

I enjoy it all.

Yea. Thank him anyway.

Are you in any danger of the flooding?

If you want large, try Exhibition.

Onions from seed grow really big for me.

Our seasons and climates are so different, I hope I did not lead you astray. But you were the reason I started some tomatoes in September, planning for ripe tomatoes in my greenhouse for early spring. I have green cherry tomatoes already and my toddler grandchildren are shaking with excitement.

Lovely photo.

I would think so, they are so closely related. But my purpose is to keep the leaves from falling over. To make them sturdier.

I use orchid fertilizer on them. Why? I don't know-it just seemed fitting.

You probably threw it out just as it was about to fruit. I don't keep track because it takes so long. 2 years maybe to the flower. The flower takes 8-10 months to ripen. Not for the impatient.

After going through all set of troubles like that we put in a shallow well and hydrants. That was the best thing we ever did. But in-between I used those light weight hoses in which 100 feet weighed about 2 pounds when empty. The barn stall for my horse was about 100 feet out and the field was...

Are you rolling your own cigars?

I have the same thought on these books. And I remember seeing the movie 2001....when that was far into the future.

WE have had a bit on snow the last few days. You real northerners would laugh at our snow and chuckle at us freezing when it it almost 30 degrees. But when the sky is dreary I try to put some organization into my photos. What a sight to behold from last July or so.

Is this grown for the beauty, or do you also eat the beans?

I brought it for dinner at my son's home. We all shared in the sweet aromatic taste. The 4 month old baby seems to react to the smell, and my 3 year old grandson could not get enough. He has watched it grow from a flower and kept wanting to eat it. It must be perfect to eat. And it was.

The promise of an Amaryllis bloom. So beautiful even before it is opens.