Hello Nick! How are you?
Are those bunnies yours? They're nice.
Hi, Abdullah!@Moozillion
Hey! How are ya?
Oh, WOW!!! That looks SO AMAZING!!! I would love to stay there!!! . Now I'm jealous that you get to go!So, yesterday we talked and tomorrow (I think?) we'll be heading to a hotel in Dubai.... It called Bab Al Shams (Gateway to the Sun)! I'm excited. On the not so positive side, my sleeping cycle is messed up.
Here's the site:
http://www.meydanhotels.com/babalshams/index.htm
Hi, Abdullah!
I'm doing fine! My hubby planted some new plants in Elsa's outdoor enclosure now that she's outside more. I'm REALLY enjoying springtime at home and trying NOT to think about going back to work next month!
Sounds like you're going to be having a really nice time!
We put in some Mexican Heather and will be replacing the dead Purple Fountain Grass with live purple fountain grass. We're going to transplant some Butterfly Ginger in there later. I also have a ton of Swedish Ivy, and will put some in there.What kinds of plants?
In my defense, at the time I was working a 12 hr rotating shift. I think it was 6pm-6am. So, I was off work and wanted that “after work beer". As a rule, I only drink coffee that early in the morning.
I am good. Have come to the big city for the day. I broke down and bought a redfoot at the pet store. Right now looks female, but now that I own it, it shall turn male. It does have an extra scute though.
How is your day?
I think it's a great plant! It tolerates lots of different conditions and different levels of light. It's tall and floppy- sort of like a cornstalk, but only 1/2 the size, and leans over as it gets taller. But the FLOWERS!!!! They are WONDERFULLY fragrant and bloom mostly at night. They bloom like crazy in the worst heat of the summer when everything else is dying back! The ginger plant dies back totally to the ground in winter, but comes back having doubled its spread by springtime! In some areas it's pretty invasive. Luckily, we don't have that problem. The flowers look like pure white butterflies, hence the name.Butterfly ginger? Never heard of it, but sounds wonderful.
I will have to see how they do here in Nebraska. Sounds like such a great plant.I think it's a great plant! It tolerates lots of different conditions and different levels of light. It's tall and floppy- sort of like a cornstalk, but only 1/2 the size, and leans over as it gets taller. But the FLOWERS!!!! They are WONDERFULLY fragrant and bloom mostly at night. They bloom like crazy in the worst heat of the summer when everything else is dying back! The ginger plant dies back totally to the ground in winter, but comes back having doubled its spread by springtime! In some areas it's pretty invasive. Luckily, we don't have that problem. The flowers look like pure white butterflies, hence the name.
It's "proper" name is Hedychium coronarium; hardy from zones 7b to 10b.I will have to see how they do here in Nebraska. Sounds like such a great plant.
We put in some Mexican Heather and will be replacing the dead Purple Fountain Grass with live purple fountain grass. We're going to transplant some Butterfly Ginger in there later. I also have a ton of Swedish Ivy, and will put some in there.
Oh My!! I just looked up Butterfly Ginger and I have to have it! I guess I am ordering more seeds. I love anything that looks tropical like that!!
She was last on this thread a couple of weeks ago asking about giving probiotics to torts. Don't think she said here what she was doing.Way off subject here, but has Monica been around lately? Did she mention she'd be gone and I missed it?