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LOL at least you didn't quote the old Beatles song "Michelle" People have
been doing that to me ever since that song came out and they all think they're being orriginal :) Shell And I just collect shells I don't sell them :) "Gene Schurg" wrote in message nk.net... but does.... She, Shell, sells sea shells by the sea shore? I couldn't resist! Gene "Diana Kulaga" wrote in message nk.net... Sorry, She Shell! Diana |
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Hmmm, maybe it's sniffing too many orchids? ...NAH :)
Shell "Wendy" wrote in message news:RXF8b.127917$kP.47526@fed1read03... (((LOL))) You guys are so funny....Welcome to the group Shell, we aren't always like this I think it's the moon? I often wonder why people with such pretty names use nick names? Cheers Wendy (who has a sister that uses Mich) "Gene Schurg" wrote in message nk.net... but does.... She, Shell, sells sea shells by the sea shore? I couldn't resist! Gene "Diana Kulaga" wrote in message nk.net... Sorry, She Shell! Diana |
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My wife is a "Michele," too (note the "correct" spelling with one "L"), and
she just loves the Beatles song. Oh, she's "Chele" instead of "Shell." -- Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com Plants, Supplies, Books, Artwork, and Lots of Free Info! .. . . . . . . . . . . "Shell91" wrote in message . .. LOL at least you didn't quote the old Beatles song "Michelle" People have been doing that to me ever since that song came out and they all think they're being orriginal :) Shell And I just collect shells I don't sell them :) "Gene Schurg" wrote in message nk.net... but does.... She, Shell, sells sea shells by the sea shore? I couldn't resist! Gene "Diana Kulaga" wrote in message nk.net... Sorry, She Shell! Diana |
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HA :) One "L's" Unite :) I can't count the times I've been called Michael or
Mitchel, even in high school and college when I most obviously was not a guy Shell "Ray" wrote in message ... My wife is a "Michele," too (note the "correct" spelling with one "L"), and she just loves the Beatles song. Oh, she's "Chele" instead of "Shell." -- Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com Plants, Supplies, Books, Artwork, and Lots of Free Info! . . . . . . . . . . . "Shell91" wrote in message . .. LOL at least you didn't quote the old Beatles song "Michelle" People have been doing that to me ever since that song came out and they all think they're being orriginal :) Shell And I just collect shells I don't sell them :) "Gene Schurg" wrote in message nk.net... but does.... She, Shell, sells sea shells by the sea shore? I couldn't resist! Gene "Diana Kulaga" wrote in message nk.net... Sorry, She Shell! Diana |
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I knew you'd do it, Gene. Someone had to........
Diana "Gene Schurg" wrote in message nk.net... but does.... She, Shell, sells sea shells by the sea shore? I couldn't resist! Gene "Diana Kulaga" wrote in message nk.net... Sorry, She Shell! Diana |
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You guys are so funny....Welcome to the group Shell, we aren't always like
this I think it's the moon? We're not? As to nicknames, at one time I felt like having one, and said so to a guy pal. He said "Okay, Vito". I still owe him for that one! Diana (Who has a sister named Michelle, thank you very much, don't dare call her by anything else. She's also bossy, but I love her anyway.) |
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Having just seen the movie 'Adaptation' two nights ago, Shell's comment
was pretty funny. For those that haven't seen it, the rare ghost orchid turns out to be the source of a heroin-like drug, which John LaRouche has figured out how to cultivate. Shell91 wrote: Hmmm, maybe it's sniffing too many orchids? ...NAH :) Shell "Wendy" wrote in message news:RXF8b.127917$kP.47526@fed1read03... (((LOL))) You guys are so funny....Welcome to the group Shell, we aren't always like this I think it's the moon? I often wonder why people with such pretty names use nick names? Cheers Wendy (who has a sister that uses Mich) "Gene Schurg" wrote in message link.net... but does.... She, Shell, sells sea shells by the sea shore? I couldn't resist! Gene "Diana Kulaga" wrote in message hlink.net... Sorry, She Shell! Diana |
Dendrobium
On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 05:34:57 GMT, "Shell91"
wrote: These looked very healthy to me and I do love a bargain so...what can I say? :) Shell Don"t let him get to you. We have all done it. How else would we know it is not usually worth the effort and time. G SuE http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php |
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Guilty!
I started with lots of clearance plants. They do have a purpose. I use them as give away plants for the office or neighbors. I figure that all they want is the bloom and don't care about the breeding. On the other side, you do have to be careful that you buy plants that match your ability and culture. I have a couple of cymbidiums that were a "good buy" that I have never been able to rebloom because the summer is hot and I don't have a good cool place to over winter them. Now that the greenhouse is full of stuff I love the cymbidiums are in danger of not coming in at all this winter. Another thing I've found is that Home Depot plants are expensive....even when marked to 1/2 price. You could get a better quality plant from Al or Ray from their websites that would would see blooms more often than nursing a tired shelf worn plant. Good Growing, Gene "Susan Erickson" wrote in message ... On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 05:34:57 GMT, "Shell91" wrote: These looked very healthy to me and I do love a bargain so...what can I say? :) Shell Don"t let him get to you. We have all done it. How else would we know it is not usually worth the effort and time. G SuE http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php |
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On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 12:09:41 GMT, "Gene Schurg"
wrote: Guilty! your ability and culture. I have a couple of cymbidiums that were a "good buy" that I have never been able to rebloom because the summer is hot and I don't have a good cool place to over winter them. Now that the greenhouse is full of stuff I love the cymbidiums are in danger of not coming in at all this winter. Good Growing, Gene Gene - Leave them out until you have snow on them. Do protect them from killing frost, but not too well. YOu want the cold to hit. I had a friend who watered in the afternoon with ice chips in an attempt to get the chill into one that was too large to move easily. Get creative. Cool them at night and you might keep them longer. Or ship them to our CA. contingent that seems to grow and bloom everything. SuE http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php |
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I agree. As a newbie, I've found that clearance plants and free plants
have their purpose too: They're good for experimenting. For instance, I've bought or accepted unfamiliar species to see how they would do in my environment--if one flourishes, I buy more; if not, I don't. I've also used these surplus plants as "lab rats" to see how tolerant my other orchids might be of an insecticide, or a different growing location indoors/outdoors, or a different watering method, or a new media--like Prime Agra (a rousing success). Now that I've started running out of room, I'm thinning out my collection and giving some of the surplus plants to newbies who have less experience than I do. They're happy and I don't feel wasteful. BTW, for reasons that I don't understand, it's always the plants that I care least about that seem to do the best--like the oncidiums with rather drab flowers that bloom their heads off. In article k.net, Gene Schurg wrote: Guilty! I started with lots of clearance plants. They do have a purpose. I use them as give away plants for the office or neighbors. I figure that all they want is the bloom and don't care about the breeding. On the other side, you do have to be careful that you buy plants that match your ability and culture. I have a couple of cymbidiums that were a "good buy" that I have never been able to rebloom because the summer is hot and I don't have a good cool place to over winter them. Now that the greenhouse is full of stuff I love the cymbidiums are in danger of not coming in at all this winter. Another thing I've found is that Home Depot plants are expensive....even when marked to 1/2 price. You could get a better quality plant from Al or Ray from their websites that would would see blooms more often than nursing a tired shelf worn plant. Good Growing, Gene "Susan Erickson" wrote in message ... On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 05:34:57 GMT, "Shell91" wrote: These looked very healthy to me and I do love a bargain so...what can I say? :) Shell Don"t let him get to you. We have all done it. How else would we know it is not usually worth the effort and time. G SuE http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php |
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