jenny louise
True Blue Farmgirl
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166 Posts
jennifer
cass city
MI
USA
166 Posts |
Posted - Nov 06 2005 : 5:13:38 PM
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Every year at this time, I bring some herbs indoors and alwaysfall for plants for sale at the super market! So far, I have the place loaded with marjoram, a bay tree, rosemary, oxalis, weeping fig, devil's walking stick, jade, brain cactus and african violets. I manage to keep them all going during the winter months and put them out in the spring where they flourish all summer and then i bring them in again in the fall. But m question is this: is there a name for the malady of buying even more plants every fall, even though there is barely room for the ones that must squeeze in the house to winter over? I just came back from a sale, loaded with orchids, christmas cactus and of all things...a venus fly trap! help! Does any one out there have the same problem and what in the world do you do about it. Something comes over me and i absolutely cannot resist those plants!! I mean, it is so bad that if i had to choose between food and more plants i think the plants might just win out! Jenny Louise |
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jenny louise
True Blue Farmgirl
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166 Posts
jennifer
cass city
MI
USA
166 Posts |
Posted - Nov 07 2005 : 7:36:24 PM
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Bramble, a potting party is a great idea. I had a little health food store in town for a few years and we had a plant share every spring, where folks could bring in root divisions. I should do a smaller version and have an in-home party with some friends. Thanks for the idea...and by the way has anyone had a healthy venus fly trap survive? I have done pretty well so far, but I have only had this one for about a month. I did find a great link to a guy that gives advice on them, and all carniverous plants. Pretty cool. Jenny Louise |
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