Richard and IBC'ers:
I have and still have several Serissa that I find to be an OK plant, but
have never really tried to figure out why they survive under my hands.
I do know that they like to be cooler than most of my tropic or sub
tropic, so I keep them closer to the floor in my tree house (heated
green house). They enjoy benign neglect. I even have one in the ground
for the last three or four years to fatten it up. It turned into a
clump style and still hasn't thickened enough to bother with it. I have
disdain for this tree, and it obviously doesn't want to leave my care.
Lighten up Richard..... life is too short! :-)

Carl L. Rosner

Richard Zieminski wrote:

Bart:

Humor may be the intent, but the individuals sounding off are the some of the
thin skinned people on the list who have caused the loss of several good
artists. These thin skinned people cannot take humor when directed at them,
but can dish out a wealth of BS.

All we ask is be even be fair and take what comes your way if you sling stuff
our way.

Also the tones vary and if it is humor, say so, or at least acknowledge that
someone has done what you cannot.

Bart the above is not directed at you, but at those who know who they are.

Keep on Bonsai :-)

Richard Zieminski
Summerville, SC
"if you have a problem ask someone who's mind is not clouded with knowledge"
- Dr. Zieminski




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