"Sally Thompson" wrote in message
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On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 20:50:13 +0100, "Douglas"
wrote:
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With respect Ma-am,:
All the large cultivars, like smaller trees for instance, (not giant
Canadian pines! - tee=hee!) can be moved using the correct
techniques.
However we are discussing a relatively smallish plant.
It is not advisable to move it when blooming but you can if it is
necessary.
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Investigation,:_
I have copied this page from my "Sent file". I sent it this post on
the
13th of the 7th month but it
doesn't seem to be getting published in my uk.rec.gardening page when I
download afterwards.
One or two others have also gone astray, yet they are on my Sent list
Can anyone say what the problem is?. Does anyone else suffer from it?.
Anyone know how to cure it?.
Doug - I am not sure quite what your problem is (server problem
perhaps?) but I now have three copies of your original posting
including this one - one dated 13th and two dated 19th.
--
Sally in Shropshire, UK
bed and breakfast near Ludlow: http://www.stonybrook-ludlow.co.uk
Reply To address is spam trap
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Thank you, Sally!.
Your comment is helpful, because it tells me that my original post is being
sent out and being received out there, but its appearance back on my screen
is dodgy. All are appearing on my Sent list, though, so the Sending is
working OK.
It's a problem that when I connect again later, my own message sometimes
doesn't appear. I am beginning to think that in the first instance when I
connect to Send a message sometimes it closes down straight away and I get
the notice "No Connection".
I have a suspicion that the Americans are coming on line and the system is
getting grid-locked. I'll work on that, I'll Send at a time when they are
in bed and see what happens.
Thank you for your fruitful help.
P.S.! -- Ah!, ---- "Sally"!.
Good old Gracie Fields........!
"Sally!- Sally! - don't ever wander, - away from the alley , - and me,
When skies are blue, you're beguiling! , - when they are grey you're still
smiling, - smi-i-ling!
Sally!, Sally!, don't ever wander, - you're more than the whole world to
me!."
I've played that song a good few times!, but forgotten the second line
First to insert the missing second line wins an evening out with Bobby
Crush.
Take care, Sal!. - Best wishes to you and yours,
Doug.