HEY GUYS I AM SORRY I HAVENT BEEN AROUND, BUT ITS ROBIN'S FAULT! SHE HAS ME RUNNING RAGGED! LOL


Robin I get some stuff from upstate Florida for slugs. The worse thing about is seeing the slugs all piled up in a bubbly mess!

what kind of stuff do you get from upstate Florida?

Sylvia, I went to Arlington. It was a great day, but we missed you! I still have your little Twister that I need to get to you.

No Sylvia I didn't get to the RU. I was recovering from surgery. But I hope to go next year if there's one closer to me.

What ferns are you going to include?

Do you have any idea when you might be sending the plants?

Mary Lou when I get a big enough order I have to reach minimum quantities.

Patti I had no way to get there and I didn't want to bug anyone so I just sat at home and cried.
Robin its called Deadline.

What are your minimum quantities?

I use Deadline also. I love going out in the morning to see the kill, ah-hahaha!!

Sylvia! You shouldn't have stayed home and cried! Next time just call me, It's not that far out of my way to pick you up.

Patti my minimum quantity is 25.I will try to work around that tho..

Susan me too! lol

Patti I thought about you, then I thought you were too far out.

Hosta Co-op Order Sheet Hurray! Hurray! Hurray!

Susan that Fire Island will struggle.to stay alive. I should have taken mine out the ground, I think I will get another, Do we have it on this list?

Take it out now. Mine is in a pot and is doing well. It's not on the list.

citysylvia said:Hosta Co-op Order Sheet Hurray! Hurray! Hurray!

Susan that Fire Island will struggle.to stay alive. I should have taken mine out the ground, I think I will get another, Do we have it on this list?

https://docs.google.com/spread...

CitySylvia's Hosta Co-op Order Sheet Hurray! Hurray! Hurray!

My Fire Islands have not done well in the ground either. I lost one this year, and the other is only about an inch tall. I don't know whether to bother potting it or just look for another one.

It seems to be a slug magnet. Mine got eaten to the ground before I even knew it sprouted. I dug it up and it came back this year and is doing well. It probably does not take heat very well, but I have mine on the patio and so far so good, at least I got a picture. I would not buy another though.

Patti dig the plant up and put it in a pot, you will be glad you did.

I probably will, but I dunno. Seems to me that, once they start dwindling like that, they don't really ever recover. I lost a lot of hostas that I liked better than that one. I think next fall some are going in the refrigerator for the winter.

I'm looking for a few that I have seen do well in our climate, for some friends' house. They're not gardeners, so they don't need the latest-and-greatest that we hosta folks drool over. I just want something that will add some pretty foliage to their shade garden. My Gold Standard is pretty big, and of course undulata albomarginata. Sagae. Stained Glass. All the Tiaras. Any other suggestions?

There are quite a few more on this list.

http://www.plantdelights.com/H...

I have a few that are not on the list for low chill but have done well over the past couple of years like Paradigm, Paul's Glory and Captain Kirk.
Hope this helps!

Hey Patti that might be a good Idea.. cut the leaves off pack in a plastic bag with some loam.

Susan what zone are you in?

I am barely in zone 7B but I dont buy any plant unless its a least zone8