Santa Claus came late!!

16 years ago

One of Santa's elves(read mailman) delivered the nicest present to me!!And, only one avid gardener to another would understand, my package contained Aquilegia, Sweet Peas,Pansies,Marigolds,Snapdragons,Delphiniums,Linaria, Bright Lights Swiss Chard(how did you know I wanted to try these this year!)Lettuce, several kinds of Peppers,Squash,Cucumbers, 8 ( or more) kinds of Tomatoes INCLUDING ONE FROM CHINA!!

I am one thrilled lady today LOL William, thank you soo much, one would've thought I won the lottery!

The Long Tom Tomato came yesterday too, along with Raspberry Giant,Orange Giant,Black Oxheart and Wayahead, Think you want to try any of these in addition to the Ananas Noire, William?

I'm going to isolate and bag my plants, according to the Seed To Seed book, so this coming year, I hope to be able to supply the Ozarks with tomatoes etc.

Spring just cant get here fast enough for me. Anyone use Snapfish? I have a picture of my start set-up on there--but cant figure out how to post it here.

Again, Thanks, Wm. I needed that yesterday!

Comments (4)

cherig22
16 years ago
I used to use Snapfish, hope this is still the same.....

Go to your picture in your album online, and click on it. This will bring it up in a window by itself. Right click on the pic, and left click on Properties. The url will be there, copy the ENTIRE line, just like for cut and paste. Then right click and copy. Then come to GW, and at the 'Post a Message' box, click on the optional link url.....right click, and paste. That should put the Snapfish url to your photo in the box. Give it a name in the 'Name of the Link' box, then preview. Your pic should show up, then Submit.

If you just put your pic to Snapfish, give it about ten minutes to really upload to your album. Older ones should come right up.

If this is wrongm some one correct it, please.....like I said, it has been a while. I know there is an FAQ here on GW, but I could not find it.....

Cheri
sweetwm007
16 years ago
is this the same woman in the summer of 2007 that vowed and declared she would never do op's again?!

you are more than welcome.

6 seeds of anna's and long tom would be fine. will post my tomato list soon. it is forever changing!

william
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ceresone
Original Author
16 years ago
Seeds are on the way, Wm, wish I could supply you with more, if you need something just ask, I might have it.

I'm a garden addict, hope springs eternal. In hindsight, last years garden was bigger, finer, and produced more (than it actually did) In the middle of winter, when your hands are itching to plant, you just remember everything more fondly, than you did in the heat of summer, when sweat was dripping off the end of your nose, and you think you can barely make it to the deck to rest in the heat.
And, it will be the same this year, as it has in almost the last 70 summers.
Spring is my downfall, when I have been deprived of growing all winter, thats when I need to curb my impulses to plant more and more--forgetting the sweat. but-then in winter, seeing all those beautiful jars of tomatoes, pizza sauce, spagetti sauce, salsa, relish, etc lined up in my cabinets, insures that the cycle will start all over again.
Spring, will you never get here??
oakleif
16 years ago
LOL ceresone, you just described the main symptons of a gardening addict and it is totally uncurable.