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right I'm closing down this board for new posting now. Yipee!@ On Nov 22, 2007 11:41 AM, Kit <

I think they might blow up - there has got to be methane in that mix. I can't believe this one is

Native tradition says 7 generations make you native and I have more than that on a few sides - plus a

Hey, I never F'ed the Gerber baby! On Nov 21, 8:59 am, Kit <llam3...@bellsouth.net> wrote:

Soec is up and running ,, just checked in .. looks great ..

and new jungle forums ,, are all up and running ... On Nov 21, 11:51 pm, Kit <llam3...@bellsouth.

http://www.tropicsphere.com/ Just the intro. I recognize most of it from an early Flash Hr. Spectre

uggh not another high fertilizer demanding, messy palm to be overplanted here.. We still have waay

Sorry about the second link being broken...Plus here are a few more-- http://tinyurl.com/24vg97 http:

There is at least one other unifoliolate species that I saw at Mathis BG at UCLA awhile back as well,

Alpinia formosana (in a nursery in Miami) not as nice as Ann's http://img.photobucket.com/albums/

I think Loxahatchee's going to have a mass planting here after I leave. Not really sure where I

This came through so looks like I forgot to post after spending some time hunting through files

Not much difference from P bipinnatifidum! (Selloum). Maybe the lobes are not as deeply cleft.

We have seperation of church and state? I thought we were a christian state (at least that's the

I notice the sponsored link on the side is now: [link]A GOP Senate in 2008?[link] Give As Little As

Sorry for the delay- wasn't looking at the group for a few days. I've never done a side by

I think we should investigate these and other alternative energy source. I'd caution though about

By PG you pugilistic gal or plant geek? :-) Take em on Annie!! On Nov 14, 3:44 pm, SheKong <a...@

Elizabetha coccinea is one of those "holy grail" plants: said to be very attractive, but

Geez, Even techies have problems they don't know how to fix in a second?? While Pops is away, us

There is a Palm Beach Co chapter meeting of TFTS at the Boca Raton Rec Center, near City Hall (sorry,

Phew, hope so too! There was a good shower at least in Broward County and more expected tomorrow

John-- Thanks for posting these. I was a big oleander fan (though I never joined the O' Society)

Ari-- I'd figure Darwin's too warm and wet, though I'm not really familiar with

Thanks Mark, Very pretty flowers. If they don't mind a lot of sun, I have over 100m of fence for

Just adding a photo of the wagneriana fully outed. It has an unusual shape. Ann http://i186.

Jay, Your points are well taken. Perhaps we can agree on the fact that since I've never been

Spec has nothing to do with Google :-) Keyboard strokes don't work either. But you can code in

Not Acrocarpus or Pyhllocarpus, both of which I grow. On Nov 9, 5:33 pm, ariscott <arisc...@aapt.