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How tall can they get? I bought some from the Soil & Water Extension office this year, and I need to plant them soon!

Our old IH lawn tractor is slowly dying. We have to keep replacing belts and such stuff, and it hardly works anymore. We need a garden tractor/mower that is good on a big yard, PLUS can handle mowing a 3 acre field. We have had a Sears 18HP, but it died years ago. Then we got this IH as a used...

We have them year around, hence my name! I used to be a member of the Indiana Bluebird Society, but now we just monitor the boxes we have here. They thrill me too! I work at the county park where we keep LOTS of bb boxes and are successful every year.

I wouldn't expect fruit. I just like to try new things to grow.

Thats why I asked....:watering I'll plant something easier!

...it was good! Now I want to try to start a tree from it. Has anyone done this before? I know it wouldn't be hardy here, but maybe as a houseplant? :caf

Robin, a new title for you: The QUEEN of Links! Way to go....:ya

Sorry people, I haven't checked back here in a while. I didn't save any trumpet vine seeds this fall. They are gone, dispursed to the wind.....:hu I will get some saved this fall for sure!

Hey there--- I used to work in a garden shop, and they always said to plant after May 15 to be safe. You can start stuff in the house earlier, and plant "cold crops" outside earlier too. I've kinda lost track, but maybe this will help. :welcome

No, I don't want any. Last year I swapped seeds on here, and am wondering if anyone else wants some.....? :weight

I know its late in the season, but I thought I'd see if there is any interest in my trumpet vine seeds? I have red and yellow available.

Thanks-- any other ideas?

Way to go, Robin! ;) One more thingy we have in common! My sign is in the barn with chicken poop on it. I need to get it out & posted again. We had it out front but the fence decayed so we took it down. Another thing on my "to do" list...........:rolleyes:

We received MANY wonderful flower arrangements during my Mother's recent passing. I would love to try to preserve what I can of the fresh flowers: lilies, gladolias, roses, carnations, statice, and foliage in general. Is there a way? :rainbow-sun

Help! I'm so mad at our foster dog that I want to scream! :barnie I got some wisteria roots and am trying to get them started. They were shocked from shipping, but I thought they were going to bounch back. I planted 2 or 3 roots in each pot. The leaves were droopy, but they weren't DEAD...

:( I can't make the September swap in Knox...:he Our Bonneyville Mill Celebration is that same weekend. Maybe you can spend the night?

I've had the "lemonade", and it IS good! Robin, you crazy nut....! I'll go to the park & find some for ya.....:hugs

I got some seeds in a swap, and I need to know how to plant them. I'm just too lazy to get my books out.... :throw

I just attended a workshop on Rain Gardens. It helps with runoff at parking lots and can be used in the home landscape. It was a very informative day! :watering Here is the booklet we received: www.dnr.state.wi.us/ORG/WATER/WM/dsfm/shore/documents/rgmanual.pdf

That is a great pic! :) CONGRATZZZZZZZZZZ