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NEWSTART127
3/22/2009 6:55PM
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Just loved seeing your before and after shots!  I'm sure you'll be enjoying your handywork all season long!
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GRANDMA_NANNY
3/22/2009 12:21AM
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Your plants look beautiful. It is amazing what a change it makes. Now you can enjoy them!
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CEB2007
3/21/2009 5:40PM
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Your plants look great and anyone who works with plants can see that you did a lot of work, repotting them. They look beautiful. I'm sure they appreciate your effort and will reward you with many, many lovely flowers. I want to see all your photos. Hope you're having a great weekend. Jim and I worked in the yard today. He mowed and I pulled weeds. The yards look great. I have seeds sprouting. Just can't wait until they are ready to transplant. 
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VEGEFARMER
3/21/2009 4:55PM
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The plants look great in their new pots and they will thank you for it by growing beautifully. Potting up plants nbever looks like a lot of work, but it is. I know as every season I pot up 1000's of them.
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FEISTYMAMA
3/21/2009 2:00PM
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WOW!! I can't believe how different they look! I guess I need to come to you for pointers when I get plants this summer for outside. 
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Just a quick hello as I have to get those plants planted.The tab says they are New Guinea Impatients. I had one for many years that was so beautiful and then just dies. They won't make it in my Feel Good Corner as it likes to be watered often.So I am putting them in pots and put them under the front awning.The one I had just loved the front porch but we closed that in. But awning will keep it out off direct sun for most of day and it is close enough to walkway that I can water it.
This is what the one I had looked like. 
He bought 2 small ones this bright pink and 2 whites. I really did not need more plants to pot.I have several in back that need re potting.
Oh Who can tell me what I do to tulip bulbs after the bloom dies so it will come back.Do I take it out of pot or put in ground.??????
Ok I will come back later maybe.I have read all the blogs and will respond later today.If I don't get my butt moving plants will stay in small pots. Bill put everything out front where I can sit to do it and then easy to wash mess right into yard.
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KPIKE1
3/21/2009 4:49PM
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The flowers are very pretty, one of my favorite plants. I don't know about the planting of them tho, when you find out you will have to let me know as I would like to get some. Have fun with them and enjoy the outdoors. It is still cold and snowy here in New York, plus I can't do anything until my muscles return to normal. Have a great weekend. Love, Kim Report Inappropriate Comment |
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AAQUWAA
3/21/2009 10:02AM
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Hi there, Your impatiens are pretty. I would wait until the green part on the tulips dies. Then store them some place, plant them in the fall. Hope this helps :) aaquwaa Report Inappropriate Comment |
I am still on the look for one more on other side that will go with Delilah.A little boy would be cute. 
Thumbs up for having the strength to start over! Keep up the great work!
Sandy
