21 Questions
1. Does it start with the letter D? NO
2. What season does it bloom in? mid-Late summer (not a yes/no? lol)
3. Does the flower have six or more petals? NO
4. Does it have a trumpet shaped bloom? No
5. Does it start with the letter H? NO (lol)
6. Does it bloom red? NO (not THIS one, but family can)
7. Is the foilage color other than green? NO

WOW this game is going SLOW lol.

:) Fran

Hello everyone, Tracy recommended that I join this group. I have heard that all of you are a lot of fun!
Thanks for having me,
Daniel

AHHH, Tracy's a good girl bringing us in fresh meat and all. I mean a NEW member, WELCOME nice to have you sit down a spell and get to know us, you'll learn us well.
You'll be in stitches with this group in NO TIME FLAT! We like to have fun but sometimes these ladies get a little carried away, sometimes THEY need to be carried away...
ANYWAY lol Nice to meet you here too.
Ok, it's late I have to stop...
:) Fran

Hi everyone!

Lisa, I love your new flower bed. It looks so neat and orderly. I could use a little help with mine too. That campanula is beautiful.

Daniel, Looks like you picked a good group to join. These guys are very friendly and alot of fun too.

I will have to go back and read through everything I missed. I've been away for a few days.

Denise

Fran,
Are the petals tubular in shape?
Becky

Good morning ladies. I am still looking at word lists, but you guys did a pretty good job of vetting your words before you sent them. I still have one list to review, but I will be back later this afternoon with a winner.
I had to back up and read all of the posts-it was a busier weekend than I expected and I did not have time to get online.
I love the picture of the retrievers! What beautiful dogs.
I have to work a while this morning-back later.

Just a note now, my daughter was here yesterday and we managed to put the tarp up on the side of the patio, had to move coral vine on the side , before it stormed. Now have to, absolutely must, according to my cat, go outside..bbl.

Fran, Q: Is it annual or perennial?

wishing you all well and good day, have fun,

Bea

Morning everyone! I'm stiff and creaky this morning after all the planting I did yesterday. Needing extra jolts of coffee to launch myself this morning.

Daniel! HI! Welcome to the group. Ignore Fran, don't worry, you're not fresh meat. lol! I'm glad you popped in and hope you are having a great day.

Hi Denise! Did you do something fun with the family this weekend?

Fran, be nice! No making the new folks think we're vampires or something. lol! I have a guess this morning!

Is it echinacea?

Hi Bea, It sounds like you had a busy weekend too. That is great that your daughter comes over to help. Is the tarp a shade screen? My parents had one on the side of their patio and it came in handy in the early evenings.

21 Questions
1. Does it start with the letter D? NO
2. What season does it bloom in? mid-Late summer (not a yes/no? lol)
3. Does the flower have six or more petals? NO
4. Does it have a trumpet shaped bloom? No
5. Does it start with the letter H? NO (lol)
6. Does it bloom red? NO (not THIS one, but a member of the family can)
7. Is the foilage color other than green? NO
8. Are the petals tubular in shape? NO
9. Is it annual or perennial? Perennial (not a Yes/No ?)

Plants it is NOT:
Echinacea

Tracy EXCELLENT guess, but not echinacea...I AM being good SEE I welcomed him to the group :D hehe....
GUESS AGAIN!

I have tried to get this open for over and hour, I was going to post and then the internet froze I had a bear of a time trying to get it to come back up then an even harder time getting GW to load! ERRRRRRRRRR, dang dail up!

:) Fran

Tracy, I went down to the Eastern Shore MD Old Threshermens show. I've went every year since I was a kid. I went with my folks. Brooke really enjoyed riding on the little smokie joe steam powered train. For those who do not know what a threshermens show is here is a brief description.

It is a collection of farm equipment from over a centery ago of Steam Engines, Antique Tractors, Gas Engines, Antique Cars, Miniature Sawmill, Sawmill, Rock Crusher, Steam Models, Miniature Steam Train, Threshers. There was a Flea Market - Daily Parade -Music- Blacksmith ShopTractor Games.

Denise

Fran, here is a picture of my Long hair chihuahua Sophie.

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Denise

Fran, you are a horrible tease! Ok, not echinacea, not something that is trumpet shaped, not red but it is in the family, doesn't begin with H, not an echinacea, hmmmmm. Something that many of us want. Can't be a daylily since that can begin with H. Oh, I know! Uh, is it a... Never mind, I don't know. LOL! Going to check Frans wish list now... Oh for crying out loud, I've gone blind with all the frogs on there! LOL!

Is it an IRIS?

Denise, that sounds like so much fun! I love the old antique farm equipment and mills. Every year our county fair has a large display of all the old John Deere tractors, from the very first one all the way to the most modern. It is neat to see the progression. I think it is wonderful that you are sharing that tradition with your daughter. Sophie is adorable!

Denise, Sophie is adorable!

Fran, does it have 5 petals?

21 Questions
1. Does it start with the letter D? NO
2. What season does it bloom in? mid-Late summer (not a yes/no? lol)
3. Does the flower have six or more petals? NO
4. Does it have a trumpet shaped bloom? No
5. Does it start with the letter H? NO (lol)
6. Does it bloom red? NO (not THIS one, but a member of the family can)
7. Is the foilage color other than green? NO
8. Are the petals tubular in shape? NO
9. Is it annual or perennial? Perennial (not a Yes/No ?)
10. Does it have 5 petals? NO (NOT this one)

Plants it is NOT:
Echinacea
IRIS

Denise, Sophie is adorable, she reminds me of my ex-old neighbor's dog Daisy looks just like her in the face. Daisy was a sweet sweet doggie her owner on the other hand was a horse of a different color.

TRACY you lay off my froggies by golly! I LOVES'EM!!!

:) Fran

I just realized that I don't have a list from Becky. Becky, I saw your post that you had sent it, but I don't have it. I checked my junk/spam folder, but it is not there either. Please send it again to 3toedtoad@wildmail.com. If you sent it through GW, it may have died in the ether.
Sorry for the hold up. I probably will not get back to post the winner until the am.
These are some impressive lists!! It is amazing how many words you came up with, and most of the lists have words that don't appear on any other lists.

Welcome Daniel, but be careful. I think Tracy lures folks in so that she can blow up their gardens for the fun of it! She is dangerous.

Fran, Is your not red, perennial, 5 petals or less plant typically grown in a container?

Alana

Here are a few things I meant to say before...

Kat, studying radiology has to be hard work, important choice, best of luck, with test results too... hope you're well to get all your plans done, same goes for everyone.

Daniel, welcome...do you realize you're among Petal Pushers?
lol
Tracie, you've done plenty, here we were rushing just to put some kind of shield towards the west since we no longer have the tree to shade us, so this tarp will do for now.
Lisa, how did you get the dogs to sit still for the pic? lol
How long that lasted? Great dogs, always loved labs.
Your flower bed looks so beautiful and neat, shows creativity. Planting something else there? I would. :)

Fran...Is it Snail vine / Corkscrew vine?

It downed on me you once mentioned wanting it, have you already gotten it? At this rate we'll take a while to guess, can we ask 2-3 questions at once?

see you all soon,
GB Bea

Alana! Be nice! Bad frog! (muttering under my breath: Luring the poor guy just so I can blow up his garden sheesh! She should realize by now that I'm just waiting for hers to grow back so I can blow it up all over again! hehehehe)

Bea, don't tease poor Daniel, Fran has already tried to eat him. She's called him fresh meat for pete's sake! Now Alana is worrying him by making him think I want to blow up his gardens. You be sweet ok? LOL!

Daniel, do you own a flack jacket? You may need it. We get a little rowdy with all of our miscellaneous artillery.

UH OH, better duck!

21 Questions
1. Does it start with the letter D? NO
2. What season does it bloom in? mid-Late summer (not a yes/no? lol)
3. Does the flower have six or more petals? NO
4. Does it have a trumpet shaped bloom? No
5. Does it start with the letter H? NO (lol)
6. Does it bloom red? NO (not THIS one, but a member of the family can)
7. Is the foilage color other than green? NO
8. Are the petals tubular in shape? NO
9. Is it annual or perennial? Perennial (not a Yes/No ?)
10. Does it have 5 petals? NO (NOT this one)
11. Is the plant typically grown in a container? NO

Plants it is NOT:
Echinacea
IRIS
Snail vine / Corkscrew vine (great guess!!!)

PLANT HINT: It is very unique in its own right, no other plant boast the charactistics this plant is grown for!

:) Fran

Alana, sorry for the delay. I sent it to the wrong address, (misspelled) and I just got the no delivery notice this afternoon. Either they are very slow or very efficient at trying to get it to go through.
Becky

Lol Tracy!
Fran......is it a VINE?

hello all, here goes my two cents

Fran does it have edible fruit?

21 Questions
1. Does it start with the letter D? NO
2. What season does it bloom in? mid-Late summer (not a yes/no? lol)
3. Does the flower have six or more petals? NO
4. Does it have a trumpet shaped bloom? No
5. Does it start with the letter H? NO (lol)
6. Does it bloom red? NO (not THIS one, but a member of the family can)
7. Is the foilage color other than green? NO
8. Are the petals tubular in shape? NO
9. Is it annual or perennial? Perennial (not a Yes/No ?)
10. Does it have 5 petals? NO (NOT this one)
11. Is the plant typically grown in a container? NO
12. Is it a Vine? NO
13. Does it have edible friut? NO, not edible friut

Plants it is NOT:
Echinacea
IRIS
Snail vine / Corkscrew vine (great guess!!!)

Hi girls! Wow, I'm so behind on posts, please forgive me if I miss someone, its certainly not intentional. I didn't realize I was so behind. Sorry, long hours lately.

Tammy, welcome to PP's and I apologize for answering your game and falling of the face of gw. You have to get an answer in quick around here, or else.......,lol I remember years ago someone sending me an email with such and I knew when I though 3, I better go back and find them because they were there! lol Thanks for hosting a game!

Welcome also to Lainey, Bea, Becky & Daniel, we're thrilled to have you join us! Please beware.....don't follow too closely behind Tracy, you might get poooooed on! Or at the very least, things might happen to 'fall' out of the sky on top of you!

I really can't go back and check all posts but Lisa I had to tell you, your beds are just gorgeous girl! Oh, I just love the your boys! What an awesome photo. Just love it.

Hi Carmen! Glad to see you back!

Ok, I have to run for a bit.....I'll try to get back to speak some more. Figured I better try to get in on Fran's game....sooooooooo

Fran....is it an orchid????

Sassy

Oh for crying out loud Sassy! Do not get me started on POOP! LOL! Now, if you will only go back up a little bit, you will notice that it is Alana with the, um, er, well explosive expulsions of the posterior and NOT me! LOL!

I owe you an email, I have been getting behind in those lately. Sorry! Hugs!

I've been thinking the answer might be orchid for a bit but after Carmen asked about the edible fruit I figured not since vanilla comes from one particular orchid. I'm really wracking my brain now! LOL!

I'm going to guess clematis next!

Sorry Tracy, guess I got con...fused! lol (Not about all of it though, lol) Thats ok hun, about the email, I'm behind on everything right now.

After I posted that I remember seeing that it wasn't one grown in pots normally, and I know alot are, so I know its wrong, but I don't have time to search the ENTIRE web MISS FRAN!!!! lol

Okay, since Tracy guessed Clematis, I'm going to guess .........Caster Bean. Dang, what a flip/flop! lol

I'm off tommorrow, though I have 1000 things to do, here I am sitting up late. Should be sleeping so I can do my work done here. Oh well, this is my relaxing for a little bit, if Fran's still awake. Fran, I gotta tell you, I have NO freakin' clue!!!!!

Sassy

21 Questions
1. Does it start with the letter D? NO
2. What season does it bloom in? mid-Late summer (not a yes/no? lol)
3. Does the flower have six or more petals? NO
4. Does it have a trumpet shaped bloom? No
5. Does it start with the letter H? NO (lol)
6. Does it bloom red? NO (not THIS one, but a member of the family can)
7. Is the foilage color other than green? NO
8. Are the petals tubular in shape? NO
9. Is it annual or perennial? Perennial (not a Yes/No ?)
10. Does it have 5 petals? NO (NOT this one)
11. Is the plant typically grown in a container? NO
12. Is it a Vine? NO
13. Does it have edible fruit? NO, no fruit

Plants it is NOT:
Echinacea
IRIS
Snail vine / Corkscrew vine (great guess!!!)
Orchid
Clematis

Game HINT:
hardy in zone 3-9 CAN be started from commerical seeds. I traded for some seeds and received 6 seeds in a comm. pack in the trade, 3 germinated only one survived. I have read you can not gather seeds and they be true, I don't know yet.
It sets 'flowers' in late summer. The unique character of this plant comes from it's 'flowers'.

:) Fran

21 Questions
1. Does it start with the letter D? NO
2. What season does it bloom in? mid-Late summer (not a yes/no? lol)
3. Does the flower have six or more petals? NO
4. Does it have a trumpet shaped bloom? No
5. Does it start with the letter H? NO (lol)
6. Does it bloom red? NO (not THIS one, but a member of the family can)
7. Is the foilage color other than green? NO
8. Are the petals tubular in shape? NO
9. Is it annual or perennial? Perennial (not a Yes/No ?)
10. Does it have 5 petals? NO (NOT this one)
11. Is the plant typically grown in a container? NO
12. Is it a Vine? NO
13. Does it have edible fruit? NO, no fruit

Plants it is NOT:
Echinacea
IRIS
Snail vine / Corkscrew vine (great guess!!!)
Orchid
Clematis
Caster Bean

BUT Miss SASSY, I have been giving clues LOL....now really. I know it is confusing, I have been on the guessing end of this game and it is not easy BUT it's FUN!!!

:) Fran

LOL! I know you have Fran, and I'm sure I've missed some.
I'm just having fun trying to guess. lol Waiting on my turn again Tracy.... Or Vic, or anyone else still up?

Rudbeckia?

Now, I'm going to bed.

I wrote a long post with pictures of the damage from all the rain and poof it isn't here. So I'll give it another try.

I haven't read all the posts but noticed that there are a few new members I haven't met yet. So this is for all of you:

I've been taking some pictures of the damage done from all the rain and storms we've had.
This is an area in front of my shade garden in our back yard. All the grass has been washed away. There are twigs and leaves all over the place from a hail storm we had 2 weeks ago.

This is an area in my back yard underneath my elevated plant holding box that my SIL made for me. The soil is so saturated that the water won't drain.

We have standing water all over the place. This is the upper part of our driveway where the stones have all been washed away. The birds love bathing here.

I took this picture right after a hail storm we had. The hail was the size of popped corn. It tore holes through many of my plants leaves. There were twigs and leaves all over the place.

The one good thing about this summer is that we've had the 2nd coolest summer on record. This week is a little warmer though. It's so nice waking up to temps of 60 degrees.

I'm looking forward to hostessing next month with my helpers Tracy and Pat. It'll be great to get involved in a PP swap again. I miss all of you.
Have a great day everyone
Mariann

Hi ladies & one gent!!
Mariann, that is so horrible about the hail storm!! wow! I feel for ya hun, this year has been so crazy with weather.
we in central FL. have had one of the hottest summers ever. I hope all the plants make it thru for ya.

Yesterday I had a day to work in the garden, but OMG it was so freakin hot and muggy, sooooo being the stuburn gardener that I am I did not let that stop me. I got out my long a$$ extention cord and set up a couple fans to give me a little breeze. LOL My HD almost died laughing at me and my adiction. I really did get so much done and I was exausted from the heat. Yes it was worth it !!!!

Tracy I need some of that JAVA today I can't move!!!!

Miss Franypants is it a HOLLYCOCK :o)

Hi everyone!!
I didn't read all the posts but see we have another new person! Hi Dan! Welcome : )

FRAN!! I know it's been a long time coming, but HERE IS MY BOX LIST :)
First off, I should say sorry for wording that wrong about the cups not making it, what happened was all the dirt spilled out of them. The only one that didn't make it was Mac n Cheese, and IF Pink poodle doesn't make it you can bet your patootie I will let you know after all the teasing you did to me with the pics! LOL

OK, here goes....
Zack got a nice pair of suede/leather garden gloves
and a rake and shovel - he was THRILLED :)
He also took over the little garden sign, said "it's little, it must be mine!" rofl
I got a pair of gloves
and.....
Echies - Mac n cheese
Pink poodle - love it
pink dbl delight
(My FIRST Echies for this house!)
Heuchera - Pewter veil
2 different sedums
Datura - Lilac lefleur x 2
Black currant swirl (have to look this up it sounds cool)
Verbena bonariensis
Staghorn sumac!! (LOVE this!!)
Trumpet vine - Yipee!!! Been wanting forever!!
Lilac! - Already has new buds on it! O, what color is it? :)
Toad lily - Tojen
Malva mystic merlin
Star Jasmine - I have this in a pot, I think I have to bring it in this winter?
And, shoot, another Jasmine, I didn't write it down.
I don't have time to go look right now.

Fran, I love it all!!!! Thanks soooo much! I am very sorry I didn't post sooner, life.

Gotta run and jump in the shower, I'm sure the folks at work would appreciate it! lol

Hopefully I will get a chance to talk later!

Vic

Mariann your poor garden! I hope the rest of the season is kinder.

Fran, is your plant a Canna?

Becky, I got your list. It is a great one! I love words.
However Fran, please send me your address. You are the winner. How long did that enormous list take you to compile??? Amazing. I did question 3 words, but the sheer number of words made that inconsequential.
I learned a few new words, and I also learned that next time I post this game, I will use a lot smaller word. Like Rose for instance, LOL.

Here are the lists.
Karen

2 letter words (if they count) (8)

as, he, ho, is, me, or, so, oh

3 letter words (40)

ale, ace, are, air, aim, ail, ash, arc, arm, car, elm, ear, eel, era,
hoe, his, has, her, him, ham, hem, ire, ice, lei, lie, mar, ohm, oil,
ore, oar, ole, roe, rim, ram, sac, sic, sir, she, see, sea

4 letter words (110)

aces, arch, ales, arcs, acre, aims, ails, ache, cola, coil, coma,
came, come, coal, core, char, care, clam, cash, calm, cars, cram,
eras, eels, echo, ears, halo, hose, home, helm, hams, hems, hail,
hoes, hair, heal, hole, hare, hire, harm, heel, hear, ices, lose,
lace, lima, loam, lame, lime, lies, lice, liar, lair, leis, lore,
lash, mace, mice, mile, mesa, mail, male, mesh, meal, mole, more,
mare, mash, mosh, mere, oils, oars, ores, race, rice, rile, rims,
rams, rail, roam, rise, real, rich, role, rash, reel, rose, ream,
shim, slim, slam, silo, soil, some, same, sail, seal, soar, sole,
sore, sire, shoe, sham, scar, seem, seer, seam, scam, sale

5 letter words (98)

arose, arise, aches, acres, aisle, close, clash, chore, colas, chars,
coils, chose, comas, chime, coral, cheer, crime, clear, comes, cores,
clams, cares, claim, crams, chair, charm, chase, crash, calms, cream,
creme, erase, halos, horse, homes, hairs, hails, helms, heals, hers,
holes, hares, hires, harms, heels, hears, loser, laser, lamer, leash,
limes, liars, lairs, laces, leech, leach, molar, mails, meals, moles,
mares, march, males, miles, marsh, miser, mocha, ochre, oiler, rails,
relic, roams, risen, roach, roles, resin, reels, rhelm, reams, races,
riles, reach, shoal, slice, solar, shame, scram, smile, slime, smear,
shear, scare, score, share, sheer, shore, shies, scale

6 letter words (35)

arches, crimes, calmer, charms, coarse, corals, chrome, chimes,
creams, cremes, cheers, chores, claims, chairs, clears, closer,
chaser, echoes, hearse, mailer, molars, ochres, oilers, recoil,
rehire, resale, reseal, rhelms, relics, relies, solace, scream,
sailor, social, riches

7 letter words (11)

reaches, cashier, claimer, marches, roaches, teaches, recoils,
rehires, reclose, reclaim, mailers

8 letter words (1)

cashmere
Total 303

Fran

1. A
2. ace
3. acerose 1. resembling chaff 2. mixed with chaff
4. aces
5. acme
6. acmes
7. acre
8. acres
9. aerie
10. aeries
11. aero
12. ail
13. ails
14. aim
15. aimer
16. aimers
17. aims
18. air
19. airs
20. aisle
21. ale
22. alee
23. ales
24. all
25. allies
26. alls
27. alms
28. aloe
29. aloes
30. also
31. amerce
32. amerces
33. ami a friend, esp. a male friend
34. amice
35. amices
36. amie-a female friend
37. amies
38. amir a chieftain, prince, commander, or head of state in some Islamic countries
39. amirs
40. amole
41. amoles
42. arc
43. arco with bow
44. arcs
45. are
46. areole
47. areoles
48. aril
49. arils
50. ariose characterized by melody; songlike
51. arise
52. arm
53. armies
54. arms
55. arose
56. ar the letter r
57. call
58. caller
59. callers
60. callose having thickened or hardened spots, as a leaf
61. calls
62. calm
63. calmer
64. calms
65. calomel
66. calorie
67. calories
68. cam
69. came
70. camel
71. camels
72. cameo
73. cameos
74. camisole
75. cams
76. car
77. care
78. cares
79. caries
80. cariole
81. carioles
82. carol
83. carols
84. carom
85. caroms
86. cars
87. case
88. casimere variant of cassimere
89. cease
90. cee the letter C
91. cees
92. ceil
93. ceils
94. cel variant of cell
95. cell
96. cella the principal enclosed chamber of a classical temple
97. cellae plural of cella
98. cellar
99. cellars
100. celli
101. cello
102. cellos
103. cells
104. ceorl A freeman of the lowest class in Anglo-Saxon England
105. cere a fleshy, membranous covering of the base of the upper mandible of a bird
106. cereal
107. cereals
108. ceria
109. cerise
110. cero
111. ceros
112. ciao
113. claim
114. claimer
115. claimers
116. claims
117. clam
118. clamor
119. clamors
120. clams
121. claries
122. claro (of cigars) light-colored and, usually, mild noun; such a cigar
123. clear
124. clears
125. cleome
126. cleomes
127. clime
128. climes
129. close
130. closer
131. coal
132. coaler
133. coalers
134. coals
135. coarse
136. coil
137. coiler
138. coilers
139. coils
140. coir
141. coirs
142. col Physical Geography. a pass or depression in a mountain range or ridge.
143. cola
144. colas
145. cole any of various plants of the genus Brassica
146. colies plural of coly: any of several slender, fruit-eating, African birds constituting the family Coliidae, having grayish-brown plumage and a long, pointed tail.
147. collar
148. collars
149. collie
150. collier
151. colliers
152. collies
153. cols
154. coma
155. comae plural of coma: Botany A usually terminal tuft or cluster, especially a tuft of hairs on a seed, as on a willow or milkseed.
156. comal a griddle made from sandstone or earthenware
157. comals plural of comal
158. comas
159. come
160. comelier
161. comer
162. comers
163. comes
164. coral
165. corals
166. core
167. cores
168. coria Plural of corium
169. corm
170. cormel a small new corm that is vegetatively propagated by a fully mature corm
171. corms
172. cosier variant of cozier
173. cram
174. crams
175. cream
176. creams
177. crease
178. creel
179. creels
180. creme
181. cremes
182. creole
183. creoles
184. cresol
185. cries
186. crime
187. crimes
188. ear
189. earl
190. earls
191. ears
192. ease
193. easel
194. easier
195. eclair
196. eclairs
197. eel
198. eels
199. elemi
200. elemis
201. ell
202. elm
203. elms
204. else
205. em the letter m
206. ems plural of letter m
207. emir
208. emirs
209. era
210. eras
211. erase
212. ere
213. eros long def. but it is a word
214. erose uneven, as if gnawed away
215. escarole
216. escolar
217. he
218. his
219. I
220. ice
221. ices
222. ilea
223. ileac of or pertaining to the ileum
224. ileal variant of ileac
225. ill
226. ills
227. ire
228. isle
229. ism
230. isomer
231. lac A resinous secretion of the lac insect deposited on trees and used in making shellac
232. lace
233. lacer
234. lacers
235. laces
236. lacier
237. laic
238. laics
239. lair
240. lairs
241. lam
242. lame
243. lamer
244. lames
245. lams
246. lar singular Lar of the plural of Lares
247. lares
248. laser
249. lea
250. leas
251. lease
252. leaser
253. lee
254. leer
255. leers
256. lees
257. lei
258. leis
259. liar
260. liars
261. lice
262. lie
263. lier a person or thing that lies, as in wait or in ambush
264. liers
265. lies
266. lilac
267. lilacs
268. lima
269. limas
270. lime
271. limes
272. limo
273. limos
274. lira
275. liras
276. lire
277. lisle
278. loam
279. loamier
280. loams
281. loca plural of locus
282. local
283. locale
284. locales
285. localism
286. locals
287. loci
288. loral of or pertaining to lore, knowledge, learning, etc
289. lore
290. loreal Of or pertaining to the lore; -- said of certain feathers of birds, scales of reptiles, etc
291. lores
292. lorica Zoology. a hard protective case or sheath, as the protective coverings secreted by certain protists
293. loricae plural of lorica
294. lories plural of lory- any of several small, usually brilliantly colored Australasian parrots
295. loris a small, slender, tailless, large-eyed, nocturnal lemur
296. lose
297. losel a worthless person; scoundrel
298. loser
299. mac Informal. fellow; bud (a familiar term of address to a man or boy whose name is not known to the speaker).
300. mace
301. maces
302. macle a twinned crystal
303. macles
304. macro
305. macros
306. macs
307. mail
308. mailer
309. mailers
310. mails
311. male
312. males
313. malic pertaining to or derived from apples
314. malice
315. mall
316. mallee any of various dwarf Australian eucalyptuses, as E. dumosa , that sometimes form large tracts of brushwood
317. mallees
318. malls
319. mar
320. marc
321. marcel to wave (the hair) by means of special irons, producing the effect of regular, continuous waves
322. marcels
323. marcs
324. mare
325. mares
326. marl
327. marls
328. mars
329. marse used chiefly in representation of southern black speech) master.
330. maser
331. me
332. meal
333. mealier
334. meals
335. measle noun: sing medical CYSTICERCUS; specifically : one found in the muscles of a domesticated mammal
336. measlier adj. measlier, measliest (measly)
337. melic adjective 1. intended to be sung.
338. mell verb (used with object) 1. to blend; mix; meld.
339. mercies
340. mere
341. merle
342. merles
343. mesa
344. mescal
345. mesial Dentistry. directed toward the sagittal plane or midline of the face, along the dental arch.
346. mesic adjective of, pertaining to, or adapted to an environment having a balanced supply of moisture.
347. mica
348. micas
349. mice
350. micella medical
351. micellae Inflected Form: plural of micella
352. micellar
353. micelle
354. micelles
355. micra noun a pl. of micron
356. micro
357. mil
358. mile
359. miler
360. milers
361. miles
362. mill
363. mille
364. miller
365. millers
366. millrace
367. millraces
368. mills
369. milo a grain sorghum having white, yellow, or pinkish seeds, grown chiefly in Africa, Asia, and the US
370. miracle
371. miracles
372. mires
373. miscall
374. mise a settlement or agreement.
375. miser
376. moa flightless birds of the family Dinornithidae, of New Zealand, related to the kiwis; resembling the ostrich
377. moil
378. moils
379. moire any moiré fabric
380. mol
381. mola a colorfully appliquéd piece of fabric handcrafted by the Cuna Indian women
382. molal noting or pertaining to a solution containing one mole of solute per kilogram of solvent
383. molar
384. molars
385. molas
386. mole
387. moles
388. molies plural of moly an herb given to Odysseus by Hermes to counteract the spells of Circe.
389. moll
390. mollie Any of several tropical and subtropical live-bearing fishes of the genus Poecilia or Mollienesia
391. mollies
392. molls
393. mols (also mole) the molecular weight of a substance expressed in grams; gram molecule
394. mor
395. mora the unit of time equivalent to the ordinary or normal short sound or syllable.
396. morae plural of mora
397. moral
398. morale
399. morals
400. moras
401. more
402. morel
403. morels
404. mores
405. mors medical death
406. morsel
407. mosaic
408. oar
409. oars
410. oca a wood sorrel, Oxalis tuberosa, of the Andes, cultivated in South America for its edible tubers
***cant be plural (ocas)
411. ocellar adjective pertaining to an ocellus
412. ocelli plural of ocellus
413. ocrea a sheathing part, as a pair of stipules united about a stem
414. ocreae plural of ocera
415. oil
416. oiler a person or thing that oils
417. oilers more then one oiler
418. oils
419. ole
420. olea plural of oleum
421. oleic
422. olla
423. ollas
424. omer a Hebrew unit of dry measure, the tenth part of an ephah
425. ora a money of account of Anglo-Saxon England, introduced by the Danes and equal to about two shillings
426. oras plural of ora
427. oracle
428. oracles
429. oral
430. orals
431. orc any of several cetaceans, as a grampus ***cant be pluralised
432. orca
433. orcas
434. ore
435. ores
436. oriel
437. oriels
438. orle a charge in the form of a narrow band following the form of the escutcheon within the edge, so that the extreme outer edge of the escutcheon is of the field tincture
439. ors
440. osar plural of os
441. osier
442. osmic adjective Chemistry. of or containing osmium in its higher valences, esp. the tetravalent state
443. os Anatomy, Zoology. a bone
444. race
445. raceme
446. racemes
447. racemose adjective 1. Botany. a. having the form of a raceme
448. races
449. racism
450. rail
451. rails
452. raise
453. rale an abnormal crackling or rattling sound heard upon auscultation of the chest
454. rallies
455. ram
456. rami plural of ramus a branch, as of a plant, vein, bone, etc
457. ramie an Asian shrub, Boehmeria nivea, of the nettle family, yielding a fiber used esp. in making textiles
458. ramies
459. ramose
460. rams
461. rase (also raze)to tear down; demolish; level to the ground: to raze a row of old buildings
462. real
463. realism
464. realm
465. realms
466. ream
467. reams
468. rec n. Informal Recreation.
469. recall
470. recalls
471. reclaim
472. reclaims
473. reclame publicity; self-advertisement; notoriety.
474. recoil
475. recoils
476. ree the letter R
477. reel
478. reels
479. rees
480. relace verb lace again
481. relaces
482. relic
483. relics
484. relies
485. rem the quantity of ionizing radiation whose biological effect is equal to that produced by one roentgen of x-rays cant be pluralized
486. remise
487. resale
488. rescale
489. reseal
490. resell
491. resole
492. rial noun a silver or cupronickel coin and monetary unit of Iran, equal to 100 dinars
493. rials
494. rice
495. rices To sieve (food) to the consistency of rice.
496. riel a paper money and monetary unit of Cambodia, equal to 100 sen
497. riels
498. riles
499. rill
500. rille (also rill) any of certain long, narrow, straight or sinuous trenches or valleys observed on the surface of the moon

501. rills
502. rim
503. rime
504. rimes
505. rimose full of crevices, chinks, or cracks
506. rims
507. rise
508. roam
509. roams
510. roc-a bird of enormous size and strength
511. rocs
512. roe
513. roes
514. roil
515. roils
516. role
517. roles
518. roll
519. rolls
520. rose
521. roselle a tropical plant, Hibiscus sabdariffa, of the mallow family, grown for its thick, red calyx and bracts, used in making jellies and as a substitute for cranberries.
522. sac a baglike structure in an animal, plant, or fungus, as one containing fluid.
523. sail
524. sailer a vessel propelled by a sail or sails
525. sailor
526. sale
527. salic adj. Of or relating to certain minerals, such as quartz and the feldspars, that commonly occur in igneous rocks and contain large amounts of silica and alumina
528. sallier noun 1. a sortie of troops from a besieged place upon an enemy Related forms:sal⋅li⋅er, noun (of sally)
529. salmi noun a ragout of partially cooked game, as pheasant or woodcock, stewed in wine and butter
530. salol a white, crystalline, aromatic powder, C1 3H1 0O3, produced by the interaction of salicylic acid and phenol
531. same
532. samiel n. See simoom
533. saree noun sari a garment worn by Hindu women
534. sari
535. scale
536. scaler a person or thing that scales. 2. Also called counter, scaling circuit. Electronics. an electronic circuit devised to give a single pulse as output after a certain number of input pulses
537. scalier
538. scall noun dandruff
539. scam
540. scar
541. scare

542. sclera
543. scleral adjective Anatomy. sclerotic (def. 1). Also, scleral. Anatomy. of or pertaining to the sclera.
544. scleroma Pathology. a tumorlike hardening of tissue
545. score
546. scoria
547. scoriae
548. scram
549. scream
550. scree noun a steep mass of detritus on the side of a mountain
551. scrim
552. scroll
553. sea
554. seal
555. sealer
556. seam
557. seamer Related form of seam: seamer, noun
558. seamier
559. sear
560. sec
561. see
562. seel Falconry. to sew shut (the eyes of a falcon) during parts of its training
563. seem
564. seer
565. sei A sei whale
566. sell
567. seller
568. seme covered with many small, identical figures
569. semi
570. ser
571. sera
572. serac large irregularity of glacial ice, as a pinnacle found in glacial crevasses and formed by melting or movement of the ice
573. serai (in Eastern countries) a caravansary
574. seral of or pertaining to a sere
575. sere
576. serial
577. seriema either of two birds of the family Cariamidae, Cariama cristata, of southern Brazil, or Chunga burmeisteri, of Argentina
578. she
579. sial the assemblage of rocks, rich in silica and alumina, that comprise the continental portions of the upper layer of the earth's crust
580. sic
581. sice (syce) (in India) a groom; stable attendant. Also, saice, sice.
582. sill
583. silo
584. sima an assemblage of rocks, rich in silica and magnesium, that constitutes the lower layer of the earth's crust and is found beneath the ocean floors and the sial of continents.
585. simar Also, cymar. a loose, lightweight jacket or robe for women, fashionable in the 17th and 18th centuries
586. sir
587. sire
588. siree used as an intensive with no or yes): Will I go there again? No, sirree! Also, siree
589. slalom
590. slam
591. slice
592. slicer a thin-bladed knife or implement used for slicing, esp. food: a cheese slicer
593. slier
594. slim
595. slime
596. sloe
597. small
598. smaller
599. smear
600. smell
601. smeller
602. smellier
603. smile
604. soar
605. social
606. soil
607. soiree
608. sol
609. solace
610. solacer solace Related forms:solacer, noun
611. solar
612. sole
613. soma
614. some
615. sore

Denise
1 Hemerocallis
2 resale
3 scheme
4 scram
5 camel
6 camero
7 cameo
8 coma
9 camels
10 ear
11 ream
12 meal
13 seal
14 holism
15 heel
16 heels
17 heals
18 heal
19 scar
20 sac
21 cash
22 lash
23 hash
24 mash
25 rash
26 choir
27 chrome
28 chroma
29 crime
30 chair
31 chairs
32 choirs
33 chime
34 chimes
35 coral
36 haole
37 hole
38 holes
39 horse
40 Hemi
41 semi
42 Hem
43 hems
44 here
45 miracle
46 miracles
47 mere
48 meals
49 micro
50 mile
51 miles
52 rail
53 rails
54 mail
55 male
56 sail
57 sale
58 hail
59 hale
60 lear
61 hear
62 car
63 cars
64 mars
65 chemo
66 realm
67 calorie
68 calories
69 corm
70 corms
71 more
72 sore
73 sole
74 solar
75 solice
76 Lame
77 rome
78 reme
79 ram
80 rice
81 mice
82 lice
83 slice
84 hero
85 heroes
86 Mare
87 Mares
88 Hare
89 Hares
90 Hair
91 Haires
92 Halo
93 Haloes
94 Ham
95 Hams
96 Caloric
97 came
98 come
99 home
100 homes
101 loam
102 lime
103 Liar
104 liars
105 Hire
106 Sire
107 Role
108 roles
109 mole
110 moles
111 sham
112 shim
113 slim
114 slime
115 rime
116 harem
117 harems
118 malice
119 Mocha
120 aim
121 am
122 a
123 as
124 is
125 I
126 me
127 her
128 him
129 he
130 she
131 Hi
132 hoe
133 shoe
134 shear
136 shears
137 sheer
138 silo
139 same
140 shame
141 seam
142 seem
143 some
144 race
145 racism
146 lie
147 core
148 cam
149 slam
150 risen
151 rise
152 rose
153 raise
154 His
155 schism
156 mase
157 moral
158 morals
159 cole
160 more
161 cheer
162 cheers
163 scare
164 smear
165 smile
166 or
167 oar
168 ore
169 oral
170 oracle
171 clear
172 real
173 relic
174 relics
175 colar
176 mesh
177 leash
178 call
179 cell
180 hello
181 roll
182 roller
183 holler
184 hell
185 mello
186 reel
187 sill
188 shrill
189 hill
190 mill
191 morale

Tracy
1. Ace
2. Ails
3. Aim
4. Ale
5. Am
6. Arc
7. Are
8. Arm
9. As
10. Calm
11. Calmer
12. Came
13. Chair
14. Chase
15. Cheer
16. Chime
17. Choir
18. Chore
19. Chose
20. Coal
21. Coarse
22. Come
23. Coral
24. Core
25. Corm
26. Hail
27. Hale
28. Ham
29. Harm
30. He
31. Heal
32. Heel
33. Helm
34. Hem
35. Her
36. Hero
37. Hers
38. Him
39. His
40. Hoe
41. Hole
42. Is

Kat
Airhole
Sore
Has
Her
His
Him
Ill
Ore
Armhole
Callers
Calorie
Heros
Cereal
Chill
Chiller
Choral
Chorals
Chrome
Eclairs
Claim
Claims
Ram
Rams
Claimer
Clash
Echo
Echos
Ice
Ices
Lair
Hail
Hails
Cleome
Hero
Schemer
Cashier
Holler
Leach
Leaches
Local
Locals
Mail
Mails
Orca
Orcas
Miracle
Oracles
Oracle
Mailers
Oraches
Or
Scroll
Realise
Realism
Recall
Recalls
Recoil
Recoils
Halo
Cereals
Each
Scholar
Sailor
Caller
Charm
Charms
Easier
Coral
Oilers
Oils
Racism
Riches
Scream
Reaches
Latch
Seal
Seam
Seamer
Aisle
Cell
Calls
Arose
Cola
Clear
Hairs
Hair
Coma
Oralism
Harem
Hear
Hears
Heels
Lace
Laces
Air
Lilac
Local
Loser
Macro
Mall
Micro
Hell
Solar
Small
Smear
Smell
Aims
Hare
Aleo
Reclaim
Arch
Car
Cars
Cash
Roaches
Clam
Is
Come
Core
Heroism
Ease
Eels
Ham
Hams
Also
Rise
Hire
Hose
Cheerio
Cheerios
Lame
Mare
Lime
Mash
Mica
Race
Scar
Rim
Rims
Seal
Ear
Ems

192

Bea
ALLIES
ALIES
AIMS
ARMS
AIRS
AISLE
ACER-S
ACRE-S
HALE
HALL
HARM-S
HEAL-S
HEAR-S
HEALER-S
HEALS
HEEL-S
ISLE
HERO-ES
HILL-S
HIRE-S
HEIR-S
HELL-S
HOME-R-S
HOMES
HOLLER-S
HOLLIER
HOLE-S
HOER-S
HERE
HERM?
HOIL-S?
HOSE-R
HOLLIER
HOLLIES
MILL-S

SHALL
SHALE --SAW IT AND FORGOT THE MEANING,LOL
SHELL
SOAL
SEAL
SEAM
SOAR
SEAR
SERE
SHIM

SHRILL
SMILE
SALE
SAIL-OR
SHAME
SHARE
SILO
SOME
SIRE
SORE-L-L?
SLOE
SELL
SLIM-E
MILL-S
MILLER-S
MILE-R-S
MILES
MARS
MALL-S
MAIL-S
MEAL-S
MERE
MERILL-S?
MICE-R-S
MORAL-S
MORSEL
MORE-S
MOSE-R
LEIS
LASH
LACE-S
LIES
LICE-R-S
LEAS
LEAH?
LEES
LEASE
LEASH
LILAC-S
LOSE-R-S
LOSES
LORE-S
LIER-S
LIRE-S
LIRA-S
LAIR-S
LIAR-S
ORAL-S
OSCAR
CELL-O-ES
CALM-S

CLAM-S
CALL-S
CALLER-S
CORM-S
COIL-S
CRIME-S
CLIME-S ?
CLOSE-R
CARL-S
CHORE-S
CHIMER-R-S
CHIMES
COAL-S
CORM-S
CHROME-S
COARSE
CHARM-S
CHARMER-S
CHOLERA
CELL-OES /CHELLO-ES?
CAROL-S
CHEER-S
CELER
CRIME-S
CLEAR-S
CELLAR-S
RESEAL
RECALL-S
RECOIL-S
RHEA-S
RHEM-S
RICE
RICH-ES
RICE
ROAM-S
ROSE
ROLE-S
ROIL-S
RELIC-S

CLAM-S
ECHO-S
ECHOES
EARL-S
ERES
ELSE
RACE-S
RALE-S
RASH
REACH-ES

237

Tammy
is
ace
race
mace
lace
races
laces
maces
racism
he
here
all
ail
ails
sail
sails
sailor
saler
sale
hail
hails
mail
mails
mailer
hailer
rail
rails
railer
call
caller
calls
mall
roll
cole
coler
colers
heir
heirs
coheirs
cream
creams
ream
reams
crime
crimes
leo
cleome
acme
ails
rolls
collier
hollier
holler
hollers
solar
molar
molars
holar
roller
rollers
ill
mill
mills
hill
hills
sill
malls
hall
halls
meril
moral
morals
morsel
morel
moras
carol (as in song - christmas carol)
role
roles
hole
holes
mole
moles
cole
coles
sole
lie
lies
lier
hi
his
rise
riser
sir
sirs
roca
loca
lima
limas
sim
sims
care
cares
air
hair
hairs
lair
lairs
mare
mares
Hem
hems
rose
soil
oil
oils
coil
allies
hallies
alms
ahem
aloes
also
alchemies
oars
moars
moar
soar
sore
coils
hose
mose
lose
loser
soe
roe
moe
hoe
hoes
lame
lamer
same
ham
hams
ram
rams
came
ash
cash
cashier
cashmere
rash
rasher
oral
lural
mash
masher
sash
lash
lasher
car
cars
seem
her
hers
lear
lears
hear
hears
sear
sears
ears
ear
slime
lime
limes
smile
mile
miles
miller
millers
milers
rile
riles
cell
cells
hell
mell
cellos
cereal
camo
cameo
hole
holes
liar
hire
sire
lire
mire
eel
eels
heel
heels
corm
corms
205

Becky
1 ahem
2 aims
3 aims
4 air
5 airhole
6 airs
7 aisle
8 alee
9 alee
10 all
11 alms
12 aloe
13 arc
14 arch
15 arco
16 aril
17 arise
18 arm
19 armhole
20 arms
21 arose
22 ash
23 ashore
24 call
25 caller
26 calls
27 calm
28 calmer
29 calms
30 cam
31 camel
32 camels
33 cameo
34 cameos
35 camise
36 camisole
37 car
38 care
39 cares
40 cars
41 case
42 cash
43 cell
44 cell
45 cellar
46 cello
47 cellos
48 cells
49 cells
50 cereal
51 cerise
52 chair
53 chaise
54 chamois
55 charm
56 chase
57 chasm
58 cheer
59 cheers
60 chemise
61 chiars
62 chill
63 chills
64 chisel
65 cholera
66 choral
67 chore
68 chose
69 chrome
70 claim
71 clam
72 clams
73 clash
74 clear
75 close
76 coal
77 coarse
78 cohere
79 coil
80 coils
81 cola
82 colas
83 collar
84 collars
85 coma
86 come
87 coral
88 corals
89 core
90 cores
91 cram
92 crash
93 creel
94 each
95 each
96 ear
97 earl
98 echo
99 echoes
100 eel
101 eels
102 else
103 emir
104 erase
105 erase
106 ere
107 erose
108 hail
109 hails
110 hair
111 hall
112 halls
113 halo
114 ham
115 harem
116 harm
117 hash
118 heal
119 heals
120 hear
121 heel
122 heeler
123 heels
124 heir
125 hell
126 helm
127 hem
128 hems
129 her
130 here
131 hero
132 heroes
133 hers
134 hill
135 hills
136 hire
137 hires
138 his
139 hoar
140 hoarse
141 hoe
142 hole
143 holes
144 home
145 horse
146 hose
147 ice
148 ill
149 lace
150 laces
151 lair
152 lam
153 lame
154 larch
155 lash
156 lea
157 leach
158 lease
159 leer
160 lei
161 liar
162 lice
163 lie
164 lilac
165 lime
166 limes
167 loam
168 local
169 lore
170 loris
171 lose
172 mace
173 macho
174 mail
175 mailer
176 mails
177 male
178 males
179 malice
180 mall
181 malls
182 mar
183 march
184 mare
185 marsh
186 mash
187 meal
188 meals
189 mere
190 mere
191 mesh
192 mice
193 mile
194 millers
195 millers
196 millers
197 mills
198 mire
199 mires
200 molar
201 mole
202 moral
203 more
204 mosaic
205 oar
206 oil
207 oral
208 orca
209 race
210 races
211 racism
212 rail
213 rails
214 ram
215 rash
216 reach
217 real
218 realism
219 realm
220 ream
221 reams
222 rearm
223 reclaim
224 reel
225 reels
226 rhea
227 rice
228 rich
229 riches
230 rile
231 rill
232 rim
233 rise
234 riser
235 roam
236 role
237 roll
238 roll
239 roller
240 rolls
241 rose
242 sail
243 sale
244 scale
245 scam
246 scheme
247 scram
248 scroll
249 sea
250 seal
251 sealer
252 seam
253 sear
254 search
255 search
256 see
257 seem
258 seer
259 sell
260 serial
261 shall
262 sham
263 share
264 shear
265 shell
266 shellac
267 shim
268 shire
269 shoal
270 shoe
271 shore
272 sill
273 silo
274 sir
275 sire
276 slam
277 slice
278 slim
279 slime
280 small
281 smear
282 smell
283 smile
284 soar
285 social
286 soil
287 sol
288 solar
289 sole
290 some

Mariann, sorry to hear about your bad weather. I hope your plants survived alright.

Contratulations Fran! What a list. Wow ladies, I am impressed with your lists.

Fran is it buddleia?

Hi everyone!

Welcome Dan! Nice to meet you!

I've skimmed through most of the posts, a LOT of catching up to do!!

Congrats Fran! What a list!!! :)

Alana, sorry I didn't get an updated list in like I said I would. I got so busy. It still wouldn't have come close to Frans!!

Fran, ramdom seeds are fine for me, and my question:

Is it Cimicifuga?

Hopefully I will be able to check back in later!
Karen

Congratulations Fran! Way to go! That is a massive list!

Alana, Did you see the other 2 pages from my word document that I sent? There weren't nearly as many words as Fran's list but it did go to a little over 90. :O)

OK, TRACY, it IS a RUDBECKIA BUT, you HAVE to TELL me WHICH ONE! LOL

WOW, I can't believe I got the words list WOOHOOOO, it took a while to look them up AND dictionary.com gives suggestions on the side so THAT helps LOL.

Ok Karen, I will get your seeds together and if I don't mail it out today I will get it out tomorrow.

VIC, I am glad you are happy with the package, that sucks about the cups, I THOUGHT I had them packed in there well enough it would stay! NEXT time I will tape the newspaper to the cup dog it! I hate doing that though tape is such a pain! BUT it is better then losing the plants!

Alana, I will get my addy out to you too,,,,wooohooo, I am so excited THANKS so much for the game!

Mariann, I am so sorry about your plants and yard, but HEY I see rasied beds in your future where that grass washed away, more beds is what you need, ditch the grass LOL.

:) Fran

Hi Fran,

I just read all the clues, is it rudbeckia cherry brandy? I have seeds but heard it has very sporadic germination.

Lisa

Rudbeckia it is not:
Cherry Brandy

Try again someone, ANYONE LOL

:) Fran

rudbeckia lancinata? Smarty pants! Sheeze, we have to give the specific variety? (GROAN)

Good grief! What's with all the lists??? That's what I get for hibernating! Sounds like everyone is having fun.

Fran-I'd love to put more gardens in the areas that have lost the grass but we always have an erosion problem there. My DH talked me into turning my veggie garden into a flower garden. That sounds good to me....
Mariann

NOT variety but cultivar like guessed above she guessd Cherry Brandy which it is not...

RED the clues Tracy dear and figure out which one it is....THINK about what the clues say LOL

I can't believe I am having so much trouble out of this stupid internet thing...it kept telling me there were no new post lol so I was waiting and waiting and then I decided to open a whole new window and there they were! ERRRR, stupid internet!

OK at any rate that is what you need to tell me hehe....
Try again

:) Fran

Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm'?

Sorry Tracy. I did see it, but when I copied and pasted I must have dropped some of it. Here is Tracy's complete list:
1. Ace
2. Ails
3. Aim
4. Ale
5. Am
6. Arc
7. Are
8. Arm
9. As
10. Calm
11. Calmer
12. Came
13. Chair
14. Chase
15. Cheer
16. Chime
17. Choir
18. Chore
19. Chose
20. Coal
21. Coarse
22. Come
23. Coral
24. Core
25. Corm
26. Hail
27. Hale
28. Ham
29. Harm
30. He
31. Heal
32. Heel
33. Helm
34. Hem
35. Her
36. Hero
37. Hers
38. Him
39. His
40. Hoe
41. Hole
42. Is
43. Mace
44. Mail
45. Male
46. Mare
47. Me
48. Meal
49. Mere
50. Mile
51. Mime
52. Mole
53. Mora
54. Moral
55. More
56. Oar
57. Oars
58. Ohm
59. Oil
60. Or
61. Oral
62. Orca
63. Race
64. Raise
65. Ram
66. Reem
67. Ris
68. Rise
69. Roam
70. Rose
71. Sail
72. Sale
73. Same
74. Seal
75. Seam
76. See
77. Seel
78. Seem
79. Shale
80. Sham
81. Shame
82. Share
83. Share
84. She

85. Shear
86. Sheer
87. Shim
88. Shoal
89. Shoe
90. Shole
91. Soil
92. Sole
93. Some

Rudbeckia Occidentalis "Black Beauty", no petals!

Alana, you didn't have to post the whole list! LOL! I just didn't want you to think I couldn't find more than 40 or so on my first try. I was feeling a little stupid. LOL!

Mariann, I can't believe how much of the lawn you lost. I know we've been chatting about some of the damage that you had to deal with this season but the pictures are really shocking. I feel sooooo bad! What a horrid year this has been. I hope you are careful when you're out mucking around through there. We can't have you slipping and falling.

I think turning the vegie garden into a flower bed is a great idea. I know you are fighting to find some sunny spots for your perennials.

Hugs,
Tracy

How about green envy or green wizard (or any of them that are green. LOL)??? Am I right... ? (but now that I see tracys post i think maybe she is right.. ) And if you get those babies growing good you had better share with us all. LOL. hehe

Tammy

oh as I did some research on the type I realized that that one is just a different name for the green envy and green wizard. LOL. Anyway. I will be getting some of those they are very pretty!

Tammy

Oh yeah here are some photos of my yard...

Pond:
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Trellis entryway:
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Daughters Fairy Garden:
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Topsy Turvy Pots (This was when they were first planted - I need to take one now that the plants are overhanging the pots... soon)
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And my little boy when he found the strawberry patch...
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To see more photos...

Tammy

Rudbeckia it wasn't:
Cherry Brandy
Rudbeckia Occidentalis "Black Beauty"

WE HAVE A WINNER!!!
IT IS Rudbeckia Green Wizard!
I received this in a trade last year I so wanted it. I had those 6 seeds and I was so afraid NONE would germinate and when I managed to get the ONE to live and NOW planted in my flowerbed I was so thrilled I have babied it along since I had it, even keeping it in the house until I knew it was big enough to survive outside LOL.

Tammy, I will get your priaze package together but I will mail it out with the other stuff if that is alright with you.

YEAH...lol FINALLY I am so glad SOMEONE got it!

:) Fran

Fran,

I have that plant, you should have told me that you wanted it. I have a small baby and seeds. I think I sent some to Tracy last week.

Tracy, did I send you them??

Becky, The soil that was in the photo was just very dry and I screened with a 1/2 inch screen to get out any large rocks. The pups are almost seven months old and they are brothers. They do run through my flower beds and have created a few large messes for me. I just got an electric fence to keep them out even though they are a lot better now! As far as getting them to sit for pictures. I was home from work for 3 months when I brought them home. I did what I call puppy school everyday, they are very smart and will work for food. LOL

Shirley, If I had thirty beds, my beds wouldn't look like they do. I garden on about 13,000 square feet, some town owned but it is pretty much my street. I am the only house so they said I could do as I please.

Denise and Becky, I have seeds for the champion pink campanula. I did a bit of research and they can be tricky to germinate but I will send you some if you want them. I have a few of the purple color too!

Sassy, Thank you for the compliment on my beds! I do try.

Where's Pat, Carmine and Annie????

Daniel, welcome to the petal pushers. I don't blow things up like Tracy but I have been known to hog tie someone"Tracy> in the basement.

Kat, I hope your shoulder is feeling better.

here's a few pics of my gardens Becky

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That's it for now.

If I missed you...helllllooooo

Have a great night
Lisa