Andy_CT wrote:

John P Weiser wrote: I use 1/2 gph pressure compensating emitters on 90% of every thing.

That could be my new pick up line at the next plant show.

That my work on some...but not all!

I still can't get a good picture of the skinny one, but I keep trying. Sooner or later they are going to figure out that the camera will not hurt them.

Too cool!!! I wish my yucca would bloom, it never has...I pulled it out of a dumpster about 10 years ago, it wasn't dead yet and the people were trashing it. :evil: I've nursed it back to health. Then this spring we cut some "branches" off and made more plants, and stuck the main plant in ...

Here's some that are about a month old, but it's two packages.

They're 3 months older now, I need to update my seedling pictures soon.

Caught these 2 lizards mating on Mothers Day. http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/1436_mating_lizards_1.jpg Then about 2 weeks ago we've spotted at least 2 babies, and here's one of them. http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/1436_DSC00782a_1.jpg They're hard to photograph. They're not as used...

I haven't made it all the way to the NAPA store, but I checked several other auto part stores around. They have several different brands of stuff, but none of them said "100% diatomacous earth" on them, so I didn't get them. Don't remember what they were made of, but it was nothing that I ...

Sorry, Ocotillo, didn't mean to hijack your thread. But, I got mine off a stalk that looks just like the one that you posted. They were id'd on this forum as Agave Angustifolia var. Marginata. I have a thread about it here http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=62486&highlight=#62486 an...

She reminds me of one of the poodle my mom had when I was a child -- white with the tinges of apricot. Poodles are great dogs! When she was younger, her ears and feet were darker apricot than the rest of her. She kept turning whiter as she got older. This was taken within her last few months. I nor...

Beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

I have tons of them little boogers right know. They range between 4-9 inches tall. Here's a picture from when I first planted them... http://www.cactiguide.com/forum/userpix/1436_DSC08788_2_1.jpg I had three barrels full. They lived in there through Hurricane Ike, and our freakish Gulf Coast snowfal...

My little Angel dog passed away 5 years ago today, and I still miss her. She was 16 years old.

I'm pretty sure you can. I think just Arizona and California have weird rules about fruits and produce, but I'm not positive.

Yeah!!!

Ha Ha! I see the wren in the close up, but still can't find it in the first pic.

Maybe a trip to the eye doc is in order.

Beautiful yard, Darryl! Thanks for the pics Byron!

Did the cactus that gets to sit on the couch win at the show? Or has it just been very well behaved lately?