Jan's New Pictures
Jan Jordan
See Page 4 (fast or slow load) btw, slow load will make it so when you
click on the thumbnail the big picture shows instantly. See, Orchid in
bloom(2), Pondsai (2), Patio Pond (1), and aquarium fish, including the red
cap oranda that is losing it's red. (I think it's gone thru the wash cycle
too often.) ;o)
See my ponds thru the seasons:
http://home.earthlink.net/~alanjordan1/jjspond/index.html
~Keep 'em Wet!~
~jan~ Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a
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Terry in Texas
Enjoyed the new pics . Especially the orchid .
I've never had one do that well.
So do the fish have names ?
Terry in Texas
View our pond and Mike and Carols pond @
http://www.charm.net/~huribead/ponders.html
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Pens71fan
Does yours have fish in it? Can you put fish in them? Also...is that a small
lily in yours? I thought I seen small lily pads....
Leslie (Pens71Fan)
See my pond at: Http://members.aol.com/Pens71fan/PuddlePage.html
and
www.geocities.com/RainForest/2375/leslie.html
Courtesy of Ponders Places and Designs :O)
GO PENS!! :o)
Miss you Joe!!! :O( Good Luck in Phoenix!!!
N Crow
Love the new pics. The orchid is beautiful. What did you do to get it
to bloom like that? What kind of light did/do you provide? Altogether
lovely!!
Nedra
St. Louis, Missouri
K30a
Nedra wrote ~~The orchid is beautiful. What did you do to get it
to bloom like that?~~
Nedra, you would have to see the Pond Goddess in 3-D. She not only has a green
thumb, all of her fingers are green and her toes are too.
~k30~ and the watergardening labradors
Bonnie Espenshade
Your plants and fish look terrific. I must learn how to take photos of the
aquarium fish. The shots are great.
--
Bonnie
NJ
http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
vince candline
Vince, south of Alaska.<g>
Bonnie Espenshade wrote in message <36B4A058...@fast.net>...
Jan Jordan
>I've never had one do that well.
>So do the fish have names ?
>Terry in Texas
Hi Terry,
It took 4-5 years for that orchid to bloom again after it was given to me.
What worked was putting it outside in the summer and almost zero
fertilizer.
My fish have really long fancy names like some would not expect. They go
by, Ryunkin in the upstairs 20. Moor in the downstairs tank, ryunkin in mom
& dad's bedroom. ;o) ~ jan
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Jan Jordan
>Jan.....question about those pondsai.....how big are these things?
Maybe 2 quarts.
>Does yours have fish in it? Can you put fish in them?
Yes & yes. 2 guppies. Judy had her guppies spawn. Hmm, do livebearers spawn
or is there another word? Perhaps give birth?
>Also...is that a small lily in yours? I thought I seen small lily pads....
Yes, but it didn't do very well as my front room was just too cold. I have
moved it to a terrarium pond where it is reviving.
I have since taken apart the pondsai since that picture. As some of you
might have remembered Rox gave me one free (out of the goodness of her
heart) and I fish tested it for her. Unfortunately due to rough shipping,
imo, it started to leak. I used aquarium sealer and that stopped it, but
either I just slow it down or water got underneath and in between her
coating of sealants and undermined it and it started to leak again. The
fish testing had already (after 3 months and the fish still alive) been
completed and I had no need for Rox to replace it (nor did I want her to go
to the added expense though she did offer when it first leaked). The
container she made is quite unique looking and I plan to use it as a fairy
garden container this summer.~ jan
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http://www.theplantplace.com/index.htm The Plant Place's website where the
pondsai came from (See table of contents).
Jan Jordan
>to bloom like that? What kind of light did/do you provide? Altogether
>lovely!! >Nedra
Thanks Nedra,
As far as I know, orchids only bloom once a year, if you're lucky. The key
is to put them outside during the summer. Still it took mine 4-5 years
before it bloomed again. If I was only keeping a couple house plants,
instead of my forest, I would have tossed it long ago. But when you tend a
forest, what's another plant? ;o) ~ jan
Jan Jordan
>to bloom like that?~~
>
>Nedra, you would have to see the Pond Goddess in 3-D. She not only has a green
>thumb, all of her fingers are green and her toes are too. ~k30~
And you want me to dye my hair RED??? Talk to me at Christmas. ;o) ~ jan
Jan Jordan
>Your plants and fish look terrific. I must learn how to take photos of the
Actually, those took quite a few shots and I did them wrong. Computer boy
was able to sharpen them somehow, so they didn't look as blurry as they do
in the real photo. DH took the one on page 3 and note he did not use the
flash, so I'm going to have to try that. ~ jan
Jan Jordan
> Vince, south of Alaska.<g>
Thanks Vince. ~ jan
Bonnie Espenshade
Jan Jordan wrote:
> Hi Leslie, you asked:
>
> >Jan.....question about those pondsai.....how big are these things?
>
> Maybe 2 quarts.
>
> >Does yours have fish in it? Can you put fish in them?
>
> Yes & yes. 2 guppies. Judy had her guppies spawn. Hmm, do livebearers spawn
> or is there another word? Perhaps give birth?
>
> >Also...is that a small lily in yours? I thought I seen small lily pads....
>
> Yes, but it didn't do very well as my front room was just too cold. I have
> moved it to a terrarium pond where it is reviving.
>
> I have since taken apart the pondsai since that picture. As some of you
> might have remembered Rox gave me one free (out of the goodness of her
> heart) and I fish tested it for her. Unfortunately due to rough shipping,
> imo, it started to leak. I used aquarium sealer and that stopped it, but
> either I just slow it down or water got underneath and in between her
> coating of sealants and undermined it and it started to leak again. The
> fish testing had already (after 3 months and the fish still alive) been
> completed and I had no need for Rox to replace it (nor did I want her to go
> to the added expense though she did offer when it first leaked). The
> container she made is quite unique looking and I plan to use it as a fairy
> garden container this summer.~ jan
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~alanjordan1/jjspond/index.html
> ~Keep 'em Wet!~ Remove Z to e-mail
> http://www.theplantplace.com/index.htm The Plant Place's website where the
> pondsai came from (See table of contents).
Hi Jan,
Just what is a fairy garden? And how do you contain them?;-) It sounds like
something my grand daughters would like, especially if I tell them the name.
K30a
Bonnie,
I know you directed your question to Jan but the question, 'How do you contain
them' tickled my fancy and Jan saw a fairy garden at my house, added some
twists and made it really cute.
Take one large and flat container with a drain hole. Or line a container with
gravel.
Add soil.
Plant with little plants. Herbs are good, if you keep them clipped. {Jan, what
have you used for plants?}
In the spring I like to use Johnny Jump-ups.
Now decorate - the fun part!
Some ideas ~
Use small gravel to make paths.
Sink a small dark bowl for a pond (of course) Jan had one of her boys make one
in art class.
Float duckweed in the pond for lily pads, one lilac blossom makes a lovely lily
bloom.
Hit the craft store and find tiny little clay pots, dragonflies, frogs,
ladybugs, glass pebbles, fairy figures, bird houses, garden tools, little
picket fences (I'm a dangerous woman at the craft store)....
Add pretty sea shells.
If your fairy garden is big enough some craft stores sell little greenhouses
and garden benches.
You can make fairy furniture with twigs, twine and glue on dried flowers.
If you provide a serene fairy garden the fairies will never leave :-)
Lotts2c
In article <36b83013....@news.pitnet.net>, So...@pitnet.net writes:
>Phaelenopsis or moth orchids bloom for a couple months at a time, then when
>the spike is cut correctly, they throw a new spike and are blooming again
>in a couple of months.
Hi Ingrid,
That's great information. What is the correct way to cut the spike and when
shoulkd I do that? I just bought a blooming phaleonopsis. Thanks,
...elizabeth
http://hometown.aol.com/lotts2c/life1/index.htm
Bonnie Espenshade
new project. Do you have your garden inside or outdoors? It sounds like a fairy
garden would be perfect next to the dollhouse, that is if I can keep Abby from
helping to much ;-)
--
Bonnie
NJ
http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
Jan Jordan
I haven't seen your original post, but K30 is the creativity creator
anyway. I have a picture of mine from last year which I'll try to get
computer boy to put on page 4 'soon'. He'll probably growl at me since he
just put those others up the other day, but oh well... <eg>
>Plant with little plants. Herbs are good, if you keep them clipped. {Jan, what
>have you used for plants?}
I used irish moss, Wee Willy & Kennelworth Ivy. Also planted some mystery
seeds (and it's still a mystery as to what they were) and I put a couple of
morning glory seeds in that grew up the deck rail and trailing lobelia that
hung over and down the deck.
>Sink a small dark bowl for a pond (of course) Jan had one of her boys make one
>in art class.
That's why we have a picture. I had to send something in to the teacher to
make her understand why he was working so hard on these odd shaped little
bowls and painting them all black. He got an A, and I'm sure it was the
picture, as the other stuff he made was well..... ah, hmmm, not exactly
show quality. ;o) Course he always tries his best and I think High School
teachers appreciate that.
> little picket fences
I think the little WHITE picket fence is a must. Look for little bird
houses for your fairies to live in. I used one that was meant as a
Christmas tree ornament and you can also get little signs. I have ones that
say: Welcome, herbs 4 sale, room for rent. ~ jan
Jan Jordan
>Just what is a fairy garden? And how do you contain them?;-) It sounds like
>something my grand daughters would like, especially if I tell them the name.
Yes, your granddaughers would love to do them. ~ jan
Jan Jordan
>Your orchid is a cattelya.
Ah Ha! The lady not only knows fish she's knows her orchids.
Only thing I have to add is not to water them when in bloom, at least the
cat, but my experience is limited to only the one plant. Each time I
watered the bloom would soon perish. On the Xmas bloom I did not water and
the bloom lasted over a month. As far as humidity, I park mine next to the
Patio Pond's bell fountain. During the summer, when it's outside, I park it
on a bed of rocks that have water to the top. ~ jan
> Most only bloom once a year and they always
>bloom at the same time. Some of the Slc type cats and the minis bloom a
>couple times a year. Cats like a lot of light to bloom, altho I have got
>some of em to bloom under lights.
>Phaelenopsis or moth orchids bloom for a couple months at a time, then when
>the spike is cut correctly, they throw a new spike and are blooming again
>in a couple of months. Most dont like full sun. The are highly hybridized
>and most are cloned. They are easy to grow and flower once the basics are
>understood. They grow nicely in north or east window sills. They like a
>bit of humidity, something indoor fish keepers have, and they dont like to
>be overwatered or over fertilized. Unlike fish, you can go away for a
>month and not water the orchids and they will be fine. Ingrid
>
>
>JJs...@ibm.net (Jan Jordan) wrote:
>>As far as I know, orchids only bloom once a year, if you're lucky.
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N Crow
instructions from you and K30 on making one. I can see that Sarah and I
will be having fun making one this spring ;-)
Nedra
St. Louis, Missouri
Jan Jordan
Garden picture up already. Click My Ponds, Click Page four.
See my ponds thru the seasons:
http://home.earthlink.net/~alanjordan1/jjspond/index.html
~Keep 'em Wet!~
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K30a
My fairy garden was outside, until Rosie ate the picket fence....
Give Heidi another year and I'll put one outside again.
I got so excited with my post this morning that when I went to Target I found a
really large glass cannister with a lid, perfect for an indoor fairy garden.
Now I'll have to set up a fairy trap....
Pens71fan
You do the whole fairy garden thing in a container! GOTCHA!!!! I think I
might have to try this :) Is that a teeny tiny goldfish in there??? I
take it the only water is in the little black bowl...not all through the
thing......forgive my dumbness....just pictured something different when I read
about this......Ok....I'm gonna do it :O) Wish me luck! hahaha HEY! Why
not as your table centerpiece???? This would look great on my dining room
table...since my ponds are in there now!!! God...DH is gonna KILL me :O)
Jan Jordan
>Ok....I was WAAAYYYY wrong :O) I thought this was actually IN the ground!
>You do the whole fairy garden thing in a container! GOTCHA!!!! I think I
>might have to try this :) Is that a teeny tiny goldfish in there??? I
>take it the only water is in the little black bowl...not all through the
>thing......forgive my dumbness....just pictured something different when I read
>about this......Ok....I'm gonna do it :O) Wish me luck! hahaha HEY! Why
>not as your table centerpiece???? This would look great on my dining room
>table...since my ponds are in there now!!! God...DH is gonna KILL me :O)
>
My little pond holds about 1/2 a cup and I couldn't figure out why it was
going dry so fast and the duckweed was disappearing. The culprit? The dang
cat, drinking the water and lapping up the greens with it. ~ jan
Randy in Aloha
Randy in Aloha
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http://homestead.dejanews.com/user.randyinaloha/pondering.html
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Randy in Aloha
until I made her quit and get a real job. (with weekends off) So we have
been into that for a while. Once saw a train setup around a pond with
waterfalls and trestles etc. You can go nuts with this. They have
Everything in mini.
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Bonnie Espenshade <ma...@fast.net> wrote in article
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> Hi Jan,
> Your plants and fish look terrific. I must learn how to take photos of
the
> aquarium fish. The shots are great.
> --
> Bonnie
> NJ
>
> http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
> Jan Jordan wrote:
>
> > Computer Boy added some new pictures today.
> >
> > See Page 4 (fast or slow load) btw, slow load will make it so when you
> > click on the thumbnail the big picture shows instantly. See, Orchid in
> > bloom(2), Pondsai (2), Patio Pond (1), and aquarium fish, including the
red
> > cap oranda that is losing it's red. (I think it's gone thru the wash
cycle
> > too often.) ;o)
> >
> > See my ponds thru the seasons:
> > http://home.earthlink.net/~alanjordan1/jjspond/index.html
> >
> > ~Keep 'em Wet!~
> > ~jan~ Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a
> >
> > Remove Z to e-mail
>
>
>
>
>
>
N Crow
disappearing. Then discovered that the cat was drinking out of it and
slurping up the duck weed as it drank.
~~~~~~~~~
LOL this sounds so typical of cats...they absolutely love any kind of
pond tasting water ;-)
Nedra
St. Louis, Missouri
Bonnie Espenshade
bowl work?
--
Bonnie
NJ
http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
Bonnie Espenshade
today. I've got a job arriving later this week, so I will at least begin
while it's still fresh in my mind. I do like the picket fence. I think
I'll go for the thatched roof on my house with a picket fence. Oh, the
possibilities.
--
Bonnie
NJ
http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
Jan Jordan wrote:
> Luckily, Computer Boy didn't have too much homework and he put the Fairy
> Garden picture up already. Click My Ponds, Click Page four.
>
> See my ponds thru the seasons:
> http://home.earthlink.net/~alanjordan1/jjspond/index.html
>
> ~Keep 'em Wet!~
> ~jan~ Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a
>
> Remove Z to E-mail
Bonnie Espenshade
Pens71fan wrote:
> Ok....I was WAAAYYYY wrong :O) I thought this was actually IN the ground!
> You do the whole fairy garden thing in a container! GOTCHA!!!! I think I
> might have to try this :) Is that a teeny tiny goldfish in there??? I
> take it the only water is in the little black bowl...not all through the
> thing......forgive my dumbness....just pictured something different when I read
> about this......Ok....I'm gonna do it :O) Wish me luck! hahaha HEY! Why
> not as your table centerpiece???? This would look great on my dining room
> table...since my ponds are in there now!!! God...DH is gonna KILL me :O)
>
> Leslie (Pens71Fan)
> See my pond at: Http://members.aol.com/Pens71fan/PuddlePage.html
> and
> www.geocities.com/RainForest/2375/leslie.html
> Courtesy of Ponders Places and Designs :O)
>
> GO PENS!! :o)
> Miss you Joe!!! :O( Good Luck in Phoenix!!!
Hi Leslie,
My DH just smiles and accepts. When we were first married - almost overtime he
came home the house was different. I could never get it just the way I thought it
should be. He was always bumping into something that wasn't there yesterday. I
no longer move the furniture, but I'm always adding or removing something or
other. The only time he notices is when he had to take part in the creating.
Bonnie Espenshade
make a perfect trap for the fairies and it would also contain them ;-)
--
Bonnie
NJ
http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm
Pens71fan
there......how would Rosy's do??? Arent' they really small and need no pump??
Speaking of Rosy Reds..how come when I mention them at my local pond store they
look at me like I'm an idiot??? DUMB QUESTION ALERT....Are they really red??
END OF DUMB QUESTION ALERT :O)
PS: It's my DOG that I find drinking out of my ponds in the dining
room...hopefully he won't end up on the dining room table in this little
creation :O)
>My little pond holds about 1/2 a cup and I couldn't figure out why it was
>going dry so fast and the duckweed was disappearing. The culprit? The dang
>cat, drinking the water and lapping up the greens with it. ~ jan
>
K30a
Bonnie,
My first fairy garden was in a bird bath basin and it worked just fine.
Leslie asked about putting a rosie red in the little pond.
Maybe a rosie red baby if you have some anacharis in there and the if the fairy
garden is outside make sure the pondlet is not in full sun.
{And no cat is around to use it as a water dish!}
KenCo
>
> OH MY! That IS small......I guess that's a no to there being a fish in
> there......how would Rosy's do??? Arent' they really small and need no pump??
> Speaking of Rosy Reds..how come when I mention them at my local pond store they
> look at me like I'm an idiot??? DUMB QUESTION ALERT....Are they really red??
> END OF DUMB QUESTION ALERT :O)
>
ask for feeder rosys,kinda pink to silver/olive color
usually 3 types of feeders;
guppies,goldfish and rosys
> PS: It's my DOG that I find drinking out of my ponds in the dining
> room...hopefully he won't end up on the dining room table in this little
> creation :O)
>
> >My little pond holds about 1/2 a cup and I couldn't figure out why it was
> >going dry so fast and the duckweed was disappearing. The culprit? The dang
> >cat, drinking the water and lapping up the greens with it. ~ jan
> >
>
> Leslie (Pens71Fan)
> See my pond at: Http://members.aol.com/Pens71fan/PuddlePage.html
> and
> www.geocities.com/RainForest/2375/leslie.html
> Courtesy of Ponders Places and Designs :O)
>
> GO PENS!! :o)
> Miss you Joe!!! :O( Good Luck in Phoenix!!!
--
Ken Arnold,
KenCo Fish & Supplies Pond and Aquarium fish,
Shipping plants/fish etc. a specialty
Imported & domestic Koi,Goldfish,Orandas,
Tropicals,exotics, Piranhas etc.
http://www.kencofish.com mailto:ke...@kencofish.com
K30a
Bonnie wrote ~~I might keep an eye out for one of those glass domes for in the
garden. It would
make a perfect trap for the fairies and it would also contain them ;-) ~~
One wonders what to bait a fairy trap with.... I would try anything glittery to
start with.
My fairy garden habit goes back to my Nana (Grandmother).
She and my Grandfather had a cabin on a river in western Washington. She dug up
(when you could do this) hundreds of ferns from the woods and planted them in
the berm that ran down the front 'yard' on one side. The whole place was
surrounded by big trees and the river ran right past the front door. The front
yard was really a big outdoor living room with a fireplace and picnic table and
my Grandfather was always walking across that river in his waders with a huge
salmon.
My Nana and I used to explore and find fairy gardens in the underbrush. Usually
a violet and a toadstool were a good indication that fairies had been there.
Bonnie, sounds like you are made of the same kind of Grandmother stuff my Nana
was made out of.
Bonnie Espenshade
K30a wrote:
Thank you for the lovely compliment. My older granddaughter calls me Nanny, when
Abby started talking I became Ninny. Such is my fate, I'm my granddaughter's
Ninny. My DH chuckles overtime she calls me.
Pens71fan
>usually 3 types of feeders;
>guppies,goldfish and rosys
>
>
Guppies! That's a good idea! A couple of fancy guppies...they can go without
a pump..right?
Pens71fan
>Maybe a rosie red baby if you have some anacharis in there and the if the
>fairy
>garden is outside make sure the pondlet is not in full sun.
>{And no cat is around to use it as a water dish!}
I think I'm gonna try a guppy.....and I'm gonna leave it on the dining room
table! :O) Nice centerpiece huh?? :O)
Marion Margoshes
>
> I might keep an eye out for one of those glass domes for in the garden. It would
> make a perfect trap for the fairies and it would also contain them ;-)
>
> > My fairy garden was outside, until Rosie ate the picket fence....
> > Give Heidi another year and I'll put one outside again.
> >
> > I got so excited with my post this morning that when I went to Target I found a
> > really large glass cannister with a lid, perfect for an indoor fairy garden.
> > Now I'll have to set up a fairy trap....
> >
-- As a former science teacher, I have a large bell jar sitting in my
basement. I had made ecological terrariums in the past, but a Fairy
Garden sounds like much more fun! I will think on it !!!
==Pisces
m...@panix.com
Jan Jordan
>Maybe a rosie red baby if you have some anacharis in there and the if the fairy
>garden is outside make sure the pondlet is not in full sun.
Yea, really. Cat starts finding treats in the mini-pond it will never hold
water. ;o) ~ jan
Jan Jordan
>Guppies! That's a good idea! A couple of fancy guppies...they can go without
>a pump..right?
>
>Leslie (Pens71Fan)
Leslie you need a pondsai. I don't think even guppies would make it for
long (without a LOT of maintenance) in 1/2 a CUP of water. ;o) ~ jan
Jan Jordan
>Randy in Aloha
More thanks is due to computer boy who some how sharpened them via
computer. I'm going to have to play around some more. What a hobby this
fish/pond has become. Not only learning how to deal with fish & ponds, but
computers and cameras.
Speaking of fish, did surgery on one (not pictured) yesterday, had a
lymphocyte (I think) on it's tail. Removed it from tank, scrapped the white
zit looking thing off and iodine it. Looks much better today. ~ jan
Pens71fan
>long (without a LOT of maintenance) in 1/2 a CUP of water. ;o) ~ jan
>
>
Well...I was thinking a little bigger than 1/2 cup.....maybe 3+......possibly
more than that..
#
like to make one in spring. I've already got the large round pot trays
and grow several plants I could put in. My question is, would it be
possible to add a couple of very small fish to the pond portion
without having to do anything special regarding filtering, etc. It
would be located outside, sheltered somewhat from weather.
I can omit the fish if not feasible. Also, I would make the "pond" big
enough so that any tiny fish would have a good environment.
Thanks.
Sandra
p.s. Has anyone had luck drilling a hole in a clay pot tray without it
breaking?
K30a wrote in message <19990201095958...@ng51.aol.com>...
|
|Bonnie,
|
|I know you directed your question to Jan but the question, 'How do
you contain
|them' tickled my fancy and Jan saw a fairy garden at my house, added
some
|twists and made it really cute.
|
|Take one large and flat container with a drain hole. Or line a
container with
|gravel.
|Add soil.
|Plant with little plants. Herbs are good, if you keep them clipped.
{Jan, what
|have you used for plants?}
|In the spring I like to use Johnny Jump-ups.
|Now decorate - the fun part!
|
|Some ideas ~
|Use small gravel to make paths.
|Sink a small dark bowl for a pond (of course) Jan had one of her boys
make one
|in art class.
|Float duckweed in the pond for lily pads, one lilac blossom makes a
lovely lily
|bloom.
|Hit the craft store and find tiny little clay pots, dragonflies,
frogs,
|ladybugs, glass pebbles, fairy figures, bird houses, garden tools,
little
|picket fences (I'm a dangerous woman at the craft store)....
|Add pretty sea shells.
|If your fairy garden is big enough some craft stores sell little
greenhouses
|and garden benches.
|You can make fairy furniture with twigs, twine and glue on dried
flowers.
|
|If you provide a serene fairy garden the fairies will never leave :-)
LLG RN1987
Lori
#
It's on page 4 of Jan's Pond pics. Really cute. I'm wondering if I
could make one up and have it live. I didn't do to well when I
attempted Bonsai.
Sandra :>)
http://home.earthlink.net/~alanjordan1/jjspond/index.html
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N Crow
fingers, and toes too....
~~~~~~~~~~
K30 LOL... I didn't see this post until today. That's three days to get
your post.
Wonder what Jan thinks of the idea? Green fingers and toes!.. maybe
bones too? another LOL!!
Nedra
St. Louis, Missouri
Randy in Aloha
Pens71fan <pens...@aol.com> wrote in article
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>It's on page 4 of Jan's Pond pics. Really cute. I'm wondering if I
>could make one up and have it live. I didn't do to well when I
>attempted Bonsai.
That is way way too cute. I am in love. I want to do one!!! I never thought
of something like that. It is so fantastic. I am a crafts person so I see
something I need to copy it and now I just know I will become obsessed!!!
Lori
Jan Jordan
>>long (without a LOT of maintenance) in 1/2 a CUP of water. ;o) ~ jan
>>
>Well...I was thinking a little bigger than 1/2 cup.....maybe 3+......possibly
>more than that.. >Leslie (Pens71Fan)
Oh, well..... of course, typical ponder syndrome. Gotta have a bigger pond
then the next guy, even in the fairy garden. ;o) ~ jan
Jan Jordan
>I saw the fairy garden picture on Jan's site and have decided I would
>like to make one in spring.
Now let's see, K30, what else can we assimilate this group into doing? I do
believe we have them under our spell. <beg> ~ jan
Jan Jordan
>>Lori,
>>It's on page 4 of Jan's Pond pics. Really cute. I'm wondering if I
>>could make one up and have it live. I didn't do to well when I
>>attempted Bonsai.
>
And Sandra wins. ;o)
> That is way way too cute. I am in love. I want to do one!!! I never thought
>of something like that. It is so fantastic. I am a crafts person so I see
>something I need to copy it and now I just know I will become obsessed!!!
>
Lori,
Thank you. Now just one question, do you have children?
A normal ponder names their children after Koi (and boy are those hard to
pronounce).
An obsessed ponder forgets to have children.
Why I asked. ;o)
~Keep 'em Wet~
~ jan, Zone 7a ~
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Jan Jordan
Oh boy, good test, will anyone have me in memory? ;o)
Just in case: (It's on page 4)
Jan Jordan
>Randy in Aloha
Two diagnoses the same, so we can't be wrong. ~ jan
Jan Jordan
>Lymphocystis .. lymphocyte is white blood cell, part of the immune system.
>However, that is exactly what lymphocystis is, inflammation of the
>lymphocytes. The virus irritates the hell out of the lymphocytes. Ingrid
>
I knew when I typed that I should have left it as lymphowhatsit. ;o) ~ jan