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  1. Annette99

    A few Perennials from this year

    I would love to trade some seeds for your coconut lime cone flowers pm me. thanks.
  2. Annette99

    Things People Do To Their Cats!!!

    I'm wondering about the health risks for the cats, I know there are chemicals in the hair dyes I use to dye my hair and it's better not to do it too often. I too checked into this, as I thought it was going to be about cat stories and experiences. I'll still share this. I once had the nastiest...
  3. Annette99

    Cat betrayed his girlfiend

    I laughed out loud, good one! Thanks for sharing.
  4. Annette99

    Sayings

    After seeing Mary Poppins as a child I tell my day care kids spit spot whenever we need to move along, It's still pop in Minnesota where I grew up and my New York friends bust my hump whenever I say Minnesota.
  5. Annette99

    Salsa

    Try mixing in some mango with the other salsa ingredients, it's yummy and sweet.
  6. Annette99

    Sayings

    I've been raising other peoples children for 30 years and the big one is from the movie Bambi, If you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all. Grew up in Minnesota and still after 35 years say ooftah.
  7. Annette99

    Help identifying succulent

    I have mine in a north window of my house and it blooms faithfully twice a year. I have let it dry out alot and it doesn't seem to mind.
  8. Annette99

    Bulbs for Postage???

    Just googled them, thats what they are.
  9. Annette99

    Bulbs for Postage???

    I have tons of star of bethlehem, not sure if that's the right name, bloom here in early spring, about 6-8 inches high with white 5 pointed flowers that are about 1 inch big. Let me know if you wantsome.
  10. Annette99

    Seeds for trade

    Oh Bonnie, Fidelis Lady, thanks for the great trade, I know the pothos you sent what is the other one? Annette
  11. Annette99

    My New Visitor

    i got Wally a week ago. he's a 6 -8week old black and white, showed up in my compost, already have 4 cats but in my llife have had 16. Thanks for taking it in.
  12. Annette99

    Seeds for trade

    Oh, thank you DizzyDaff, Weeze and KyaD for the great trades, I got the seeds yesterday, it's hard for me to get to the PO every day.
  13. Annette99

    Seeds for trade

    You have to let the flowers dry completely on the plant and wait for the top of the seed pod still on the plant to open on its own, it will be a small opening and the seeds will dump right out. They are very small.
  14. Annette99

    New Gardener Here

    A big warm welcome from the Hudson Valley of New York!!!!!
  15. Annette99

    Seeds for trade

    To all of you who have responded, I am harvesting many more varieties of seed and have private messaged those who have responded. Anyone who gave me their address your seeds were shipped out on Monday. Thanks.
  16. Annette99

    Don't Plant Yourself, Make Planters Instead

    Very cool. Welcome to the forum.
  17. Annette99

    Seeds for trade

    Dizzydaff and Kya D I have pm you with trades.
  18. Annette99

    Seeds for trade

    Am always looking for new seeds and will exchange pack for pack, All of my seeds were harvested this summer from my gardens. seed packs average 25-30 seeds. I have: angelica archangel centranthus ragged robin white foxglove dianthus deep purple jacobs ladder columbine songbird and ruby...
  19. Annette99

    Flower or weed?

    I love all the daturas, and have had them on my property for 25 years, and have cats, dogs, and children, no one ever tried to eat them, I too think they are beautiful, it's impportant to dead head them, as soon as the flower dies as the seed pods are very spiny and nasty to deal with when they...
  20. Annette99

    Quick fix for tall perennials

    After almost 30 years of gardening I finally figured out what to do with my tall perennials that would have a stem or two that would fall over, forever I would try to fence them together or tie them up and It dawned on me one day a couple of years ago to just cut off the drooping ones near the...


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