Viviparous lily baby with flowers

[Jim Hurley]

Our lilies have created another viviparous baby. Here is the new lily
with the old flowers still attached. When the flowers left the last
one, it quietly sank to the bottom...which is where it wants to be to
grow. Sort of cool!

I guess that is what flowere are for anyway.

Jim

[Altum]

I can't see it. Bummer.

--Altum

[Mellie]

Jim, I'm not able to view it either.
Would you please try and resend as I'd love to see it
Thanks
Mellie

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[Jim Hurley]

Another look at the lily baby.

Jim

[Altum]

Still not working. :-( You'd think gmail would send an attachment to
Google groups correctly.

--Altum

[Mister Gardener]

> Another effort to post the lily.
>
> Jim

I've had no difficulty viewing every pic you've posted today. Am I the only
one?

MG

[Jim and Phyllis]

Wow! I have been unable to see them. I even rebooted. Maybe Google,
that I have been using to view them, is having a problem. It never
did before. I have posted everything from the same picassa interface.

I will wait a bit and try again.

Jim

On May 20, 3:14 pm, "Mister Gardener" <mrgarde...@email.toast.net>
wrote:

[Melissa Phillips]

that is very cool:)

On May 20, 2007, at 7:44 AM, Jim Hurley wrote:

> Another look at the lily baby.
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> Jim

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[Jim and Phyllis]

Hi Melissa,

What viewer did you use to look? Google still does not show the pics.

Jim

[Melissa Phillips]

I've been able to see them, all but the very first one.

[Melissa Phillips]

I've been seeing them in my e-mail. Its um, Mail 1.3.11 (on macs).

[Melissa Phillips]

Ok, I can't see them when I go to the website, but I can see them in
the e-mails.

On May 20, 2007, at 4:52 PM, Phyllis and Jim wrote:

> Here is an effort entirely in Thunderbird. Let's see if it can be
> posted. Gmail has sent me copies of each of the earlier efforts, I was
> bale to view them. I suspect the problem is with Google.
>
> Jim
> <20070519 Clinton MS viviparous lily from flowers.JPG><jameshurley.vcf>

[Troy Truchon]

I've been able to see them just fine but I'm using Thunderbird to view
it as email so maybe its just the google groups webapp thats misbehaving.

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[Capheind]

Same here, all I get is a little icon on the email and when I click to
view it I just get a broken image icon. I think its something with
googles google groups app. I can see them fine in my email app.

[Jim and Phyllis]

Thanks all...I will wait on Google to fix itself.

Jim

[Jim and Phyllis]

My Google interface now shows the lily. You can see the roots at the
top left, the flower split to either side of the new lily and the
leaves of the new plant sticking out of the center. It does seem to
have come from fertilizing to the flower itself. That makes such good
sense. Flowers are for fertilizing! I wonder which of my lilies is
the other parent.

Jim

[~ jan]

I could view both. Perhaps the google problem is fixed now? ~ jan

> After a successful DSL installation I always feel a bit dirty. I'm never sure wheather I've given them the worlds library or its needle. All I know is that people don't react like that when you give them a library card. * Troy Truchon * caphe...@gmail.com * IcedTea.wordpress.com- Hide quoted text -

[Altum]

I can see it now. That's really interesting. It sure beats splitting
normal lilies.

--Altum

[Jim and Phyllis]

I put them in my berm ponds to see what they do when they get to do
whatever they want. I have to keep the multiplying hyacinth off of
them.

Jim