Guacamole moved - thank you, Ken!

9 years ago

At the end of last season, my son and I moved my fully leafed out Guacamole to the rear of my garden. When the tape fell - voila - nary a leaf damaged.

Then -
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Now -
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P.S. I finally learned how to post multiple photos in one topic!

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Comments (5)

ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
9 years ago
man.. its just a red banner day for you all around.. lol ..

congrats.. and you are welcome ...

ken

ps: you must have done a magnificent job.. because it aged ... more mature leaf form.. as compared to slaughtering it.. and it regressing in size.. and i presume.. that is what you are thanking me for ...
leafwatcher
9 years ago
I read the post title and thought "WOW... Ken is traveling around doing Gardening for hire now !" ;)
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santamiller
9 years ago
Would you share that multiple pics on one thread secret? I've never had a problem with that on other message boards but this one has me stumped.

Great Guac! What's the spread on that?
funnthsun z7A - Southern VA
9 years ago
Santa, you have to use an outside source to hold your pics, like Photobucket or Flickr to get multiples in one post. If you upload from your computer, you are limited to one in each post.
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
9 years ago
or you just keep answering your own post with a new pic ...

ken