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    Wisteria blooming

    Beautiful I love wisteria.
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    Pond Woes

    Some links that may (or may not) help http://www.backyardponds.com/advice/repairs.html http://www.helpfulgardener.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1763 (This one had a really good idea it seemed if you can get to the affected area - maybe access it from the lower level?)...
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    Forsythia

    My stepmom does it but when I tried, I killed it.... Her flowers always look better than mine though so that's not really unusual. She definitely has a green thumb.
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    ABC Flower Game

    P - Petunia
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    ABC Flower Game

    J - Jonquil
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    Updated Trade List

    I'll be ready for trading in the fall and I'd love to have some of whatever color is up for grabs as long as it is hardy. (I'm in zone 6 and I read it can be grown here if it's hardy. Let me know if I'm wrong on that please) I don't have any hibiscus, but I have a whole yard that will be...
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    Any Garden Crafts??

    Blackmail is our friend in marriage. Helps us remember the compromise. LOL
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    Amaryllis

    I didn't realize - you can tell I don't have a pond can't ya? LOL It is gorgeous but since I read this, I googled and it does sound dangerous. TX wants you to report it if you see it anywhere in the state. Geez! Of course I was over it when you said it attracts snakes. I don't do snakes...
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    Anyone have Leaf rollers

    Well, looks like there are several opinions on that. If you've caught them early, it reads to me like you can just pull off the affected leaves and if you do that daily for awhile, the problem will not spread and will eventually be gone. I don't have an answer, but I do have some links...
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    Cutting all the tree's

    I know it's sad when trees go. I'm sorry.
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    Baby Sagos & Society Garlic

    I would love some of the sagos if you have some to spare. I don't have any plants to trade yet as I'm a newbie, but I'd gladly send postage or something else if you're on the hunt for something for another project.
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    Fast growing annual vine

    I love morning glories! If I were voting, that would be my pick. They add great color, the leaves are a great shade of green, they grow quick, and I think that would be a great contrast with hosta. But that's just my opinion.
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    Don't do this!

    Oh I feel your pain.... Nail polish remover will get it - just a bit on a cotton ball will wipe it down.
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    Surprise lily

    Annette From the looks of the pictures of your gardens, I'd say you have a really green thumb. I bet everything thrives there. Just gorgeous.
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    Ground breaking at B & D lil acre

    It sounds like a great plan and like you have a lot of wonderful plants to start out with so it'll soon be gorgeous. I'm just starting from square one myself this year, so I'll be eager to see the progress you're making. I bet it's gonna be spectacular!
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    Amaryllis

    Gloria - don't kill it.............. trade it! Surely someone has a pond and would love to have them. I think they're beautiful.
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    The most dangerous cake recipe in the world?

    I don't have cocoa in the house either, but I bet I buy some tomorrow. This sounds great!!!
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    My tree needs help!

    I just read a brief article on it and it says wrap it in the fall and unwrap it in the summer for a few years until the bark gets stronger. Is that what you read? http://www.ext.colostate.edu/ptlk/2111.html but that's from Colorado..... But a similar article says the same thing in...
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    My tree needs help!

    I haven't heard of that either. What's it doing? Is it bending? or breaking? or what?
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    Bill's Grass Garden

    Sounds lovely I've never been much into grasses but lately I'm finding myself sorta drawn more to them so I will probably incorporate a few different kinds into my new front yard project, but heaven only knows what kind. Time will tell I guess.


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