My Garden (pictures)

[Ricky]

's a link to my website. Not just gardening but if you click on the Garden link you'll see some pictures taken today (2/1/2004). There are 30 or so thumbnails that load pretty quickly but be patient if you've got a slow connection.

Ricky (one of the new guys)

[chaz]

Wow, can I come live with you guys?

chaz

[Janice]

Nice pictures, you have 4 missing their picture for the descriptions from Croton to mondo grass. Just thought I'd let you know.

Janice

[Ann]

"Ricky" expounded:

Wow, that picture #5 with the Half Moon Bismarck palm is gorgeous!

[Ann]

Janice expounded:

They all loaded for me. Quickly, too, which was nice.

[Ricky]

are you sure? I just checked and all the pix are working.

[Ricky]

And it's just a baby. That Bismarck will grow to around 30' in height with a

30' spread. The guy who sold it to me in a 15 gallon container 4 years ago said he would pay $10 a seed if it ever happens. It has a much lighter silver/blue color than the standard or Silver Select and the leaflets only go halfway around the rachis.

Ricky

[Swyck]

Nice. I was thinking that you're growing my houseplants outside, e.g. Bromeliads, Crotons, palms, etc.:)

Swyck

[Ricky]

Yeah, and just think how easy it is to water and feed them!

[Frogleg]

I used to 'vacation' a small bromeliad in a hollow in a Crape Myrtle. Seemed to get enough sun and water in zone 7b for happy growth. A nice bloom succumbed to (my) tree-climbing cat in her youth. Must look for another bromeliad sale.

[Janice]

hmmm they all loaded now for me. last time.. nope. ;-)

[Ga Ga]

I really enjoyed looking at your pictures, they were very beautiful. Thanx!

[<hacbac]

I just discovered this newsgroup, so I've kinda jumped right in. I love your garden! I've gotten some good ideas that I'm stealing from you for my own back yard. Of course, if my husband would agree to a pool, it would help a lot.

Barbara C.