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<blockquote data-quote="Michelle Stevens" data-source="post: 262647" data-attributes="member: 11">You&#039;re too kind. I never notice any issue with your spelling or grammar my friend. I&#039;m the one with issues.&nbsp; <img src="http://yoursmiles.org/tsmile/crazy/t3724.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":crazyme:" title="Crazyme&nbsp; &nbsp; :crazyme:" data-shortname=":crazyme:" />Indeed, thank you for helping me in the name game of my growing plant family.&nbsp; :ty:She is certainly pleased to be out of her bag and untangled. Her blooms are more perky with the freedom she has received. I&#039;m not wait for her final two buds to open.I worry so much about my second Orchid. She looks so unwell. Unlike Gem and Lumina she has made some attempts to recover but it seems she is very confused. She has tried to grow to flower spikes and two leaves that never grew too much. She needs roots and those leaves to grow larger. I just nurse her each day hoping she somehow pulls through.BTW, any updates on Hope?Things can change quickly in the outside so it was good you captured them when you did.At least you have worms to help your garden&#039;s soil. I do hate stepping on them on rainy days.Our Crocuses have started to bloom, I noticed some yellow ones outside of my local post office today.I&#039;ll be eager to know how they turn out. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />They, Blue Jays, are very lovely but very noisy and aggressive toward other song birds. When I was younger I never saw a Hawk or an Eagle but they have really rebounded in the past twenty or so years. People are more aware of their plight.No Hummingbirds yet. We have few compared to the south of the country. I know I must have told you but when I was in Costa Rica in 2013 they are very abundant. I wish I took photos of them to share.It&#039;s only sore for losers of the hotness which I am NOT. Pfft, not for long dear friend. :bump:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Michelle Stevens, post: 262647, member: 11"] You're too kind. I never notice any issue with your spelling or grammar my friend. I'm the one with issues. :crazyme: Indeed, thank you for helping me in the name game of my growing plant family. :ty: She is certainly pleased to be out of her bag and untangled. Her blooms are more perky with the freedom she has received. I'm not wait for her final two buds to open. I worry so much about my second Orchid. She looks so unwell. Unlike [B]Gem[/B] and [B]Lumina[/B] she has made some attempts to recover but it seems she is very confused. She has tried to grow to flower spikes and two leaves that never grew too much. She needs roots and those leaves to grow larger. I just nurse her each day hoping she somehow pulls through. BTW, any updates on [B]Hope[/B]? Things can change quickly in the outside so it was good you captured them when you did. At least you have worms to help your garden's soil. I do hate stepping on them on rainy days. Our Crocuses have started to bloom, I noticed some yellow ones outside of my local post office today. I'll be eager to know how they turn out. :) They, Blue Jays, are very lovely but very noisy and aggressive toward other song birds. When I was younger I never saw a Hawk or an Eagle but they have really rebounded in the past twenty or so years. People are more aware of their plight. No Hummingbirds yet. We have few compared to the south of the country. I know I must have told you but when I was in Costa Rica in 2013 they are very abundant. I wish I took photos of them to share. It's only sore for losers of the hotness which I am[B] NOT[/B]. Pfft, not for long dear friend. :bump: [/QUOTE]

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