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- Janet, I had the same problem -- can't find fibermesh anywhere.
- I am surprised a cement company didn't stock it. It's the only
- Ooops, Diana, I blew it here -- Janet sent me an email saying sh
- Mike Michel I made my first hypertufa container a few weeks a
- Carol how you make terra cotta style hypertufa container? I tri
- I have a question about neutralizing the alkalinity of hypertufa
- holly rivers I want to know the answers to Rick's questions t
- I've made 6 troughs so far and have never treated them with vine
- Has anyone ever made a small waterfall out of hypertuffa? I j
- I made a small container water garden out of hypertufa and lined
- N Bonnington
- N Bonnington-I am about to try a 3 tiered water fountain made fr
- I didn't do a fountain in the hypertufa watergarden. Are you pl
- Kay Vincent I've had so much fun with the hypertufa compound ma
- I tried to make hypertufa stepping stones. They did not hold up.
- Treasa Brookman Can I get the directions to make the hypertufa?
- Treasa: Here's the article url where I give the directions fo
- Helen Willis I would like to make a large pot for a water gar
- fibermesh
- fine gardening recipe for hypertufa
- hypertufa
- Hypertufa
- Answers to Questions
- That about says it all
- Recipe for Hypertufa
- can i grow veggies in my trough?
- Soil-less gardening
- Hypertufa pots
- Hypertufa pots...
- lightweight hypertufa containers
- Can hypertufa sit in a water pond?
- Why lightweight Hypertufa - make stepping stone pot huh???
- Lightweight rock
- hypertufa bird bath
- bird bath?
- Re: bird bath?
- Re: Re: bird bath?
- Re: Re: bird bath?
- Re: Re: bird bath?
- Hypertufa birdbath
- Re: Hypertufa birdbath

- Clematis Species for Your Garden
- Growing Clematis

- Canna -- An Old Garden Favorite Returns to Popularity
- "Judy: Someday you'll have time ..."

- Basic Country Skills
- Basic Country Skills
- I always thought I'd love living Country

- Bamboo for Gardens
- I love Bamboo
- Re: I love Bamboo
- Bamboo as Houseplants
- Re: I love Bamboo

- Happy November 11 Birthday, Diana!
- Almost new topic
- I hope it's a good one
- Happy Birthday
- Happy Birthday!
- Happy Birthday
- Happy Birthday, Diana
- You have a twin, Diana.
- Happy Birthday Diana!
- Happy Birthday Diana!
- Happy Birthday!
- Happy Sunday B-day
- Sunshine in the Lansing area

- BATHTUB GARDENS
- "The Enabling Garden"
- Hi
- I've got a few planted bathtubs in my garden.
- Tub fish/algae
- Re: Tub fish/algae
- Re: I've got a few planted bathtubs in my garden.

- Pest Control in the Home and Garden
- Damage control

- A New Source of Protein?
- ... or their grandparents?

- shade groundcover
- groundcover
- Re: groundcover
- Re: Re: groundcover
- Re: Re: Re: groundcover

- Garden for Life
- Good reviewing device
- Re: Good reviewing device
- Re2: Good reviewing ...

- Wacky Books!
- Bravo! My Inner Child liked it!

- Raising Butterflies As A Hobby Part 1
- Butterfly gardening
- Re: Butterfly gardening

- Orchids Found Growing on Human Skulls
- I remember orchid corsages

- Lavender: An Old-Fashioned Flower for Today's Gardeners
- Lavender
- Re: Lavender
- Re: Re: Lavender

- Difficult Gardens -- Shady Northern Exposures-Part I
- Diana, What a surprise about the Heliotrope! I have always ha
- If you live near a rock garden center, try the alpine form of cl
- Plants for total shade
- Re: Plants for total shade
- Re: Plants for total shade

- Snowdrops: The Harbingers of Spring
- A random inspiration
- Re: A random inspiration
- Re: Re: A random inspiration

- FlowerSelect: An Innovative Tool for Gardeners
- Appropriate Technology

- Creating a Raised Bed Garden
- Raised garden beds
- Re: Raised garden beds

- The Truth is Sometimes Stranger than Fiction
- Compliments on the unusual

- Bible Herbs, Spices and Fiber Plants Continued
- Bible plants
- Welcome Aboard
- Re: Welcome Aboard
- Love your Biblical gardening section

- A Field Guide Written for Children
- Good tip.

- Wild Orchids Across North America
- Know one if I saw one?

- The Pre-Christmas 2000 Series
- For comments on more than one book reviewed

- what is this growth on my easter lily
- easter lily- bulbous growth on top of stalk
- Re: easter lily- bulbous growth on top of stalk

- Impossible Gardening: Hot, Dry, Clay Soil, Part Shade-Part 3
- Lavenders
- Re: Lavenders
- Re: Re: Lavenders

- Happy November 11 Birthday, Diana!
- Take it easy on your special day!
- another birthday today
- Happy Birthday to you!
- Happy Birthday
- Happy Birthday!
- :-) to you and the kid inside you
- Happy Birthday!
- Happy Birthday
- Hope it was the best ever
- Re: Hope it was the best ever

- History of Rock Gardens and History of a Rock Garden Plant
- ...world enough and time.

- Alpine Plant Identification Books
- What I want in a field guide?
- Re: What I want in a field guide?
- Re: Re: What I want in a field guide?

- Bold Succulents and Desert Humor
- A sampler of El Jefe
- Which stage am I at NOW!
- Stage Two for sure
- Re#2: Which stage am I at NOW!
- Re: Re#2: Which stage am I at NOW!

- Sansevierias
- Sansevieria
- With no botanical knowledge, ...
- Learning more about sansevierias

- Anti-Pavement around Raised Gardens--What to use
- garden path materials
- Some suggestions
- Struggling with similar issue

- propagating moss
- moss covered containers
- Hi Vinnie Moss!
- Propagating Moss on Natural surfaces, outdoor

- Coping With Major Surgery by Using Plants as Therapy
- "Everything went fine," her father reports
- . . . but she's not feeling good today.
- Judy found out ...
- thanks for the info, Dan
- Thanks for the info
- Over in "Editors",...

- Repot or Divide? Any Suggestions?
- Really Big Aloes

- my aechmea fasciata
- Can anyone tell me if I'm only supposed to put water in the "cup
- Hi: I don't do well with bromeliads outside of the Cryptanthu
- Thanks for the info. I followed that link and then found the Br
- my aechmea

- Decluttering your Plant Collection
- Gift-plant musings

- Zinnias -- Plant of the Year
- Zinnias and family memories

- Perennial Plant of the Year 2000
- Wow, that flower was so blue
- pincushions

- All-America Winners for 2000
- Annual winners ....
- buzz
- P. P of the Year
- Tithonia sounds like what I need...

- Bible Plants for Northern Gardens -- Herbs, Spices, Fibers
- Plants of the Bible
- Hi:

- The Cactus Club Killings
- And she seemed like ...
- The Meanest Saguaro in the West!
- So Misleading...
- Killing your Cactus

- Raising Butterflies As A Hobby Part 2
- Butterfly rearing and releasing, etc...

- Are You Ready For The Farm?
- Developing alternatives for gardening Seniors!
- Planning garden spots for the seniors

- Rue as car repellant
- Rue
- Rue as CAT repellant
- Interesting Idea
- Cats really hate rue it's true.
- Rue and dermal reactions!

- Happy Birthday, Diana
- Let me be the first ...
- Enjoy the day
- Happy Birthday!
- Happy Birthday!
- Happy Birthday!
- Happy Birthday
- Happy Birthday!
- Happy Birthday

- A Flower Row for Butterflies
- Enabling Gardens
- Milkweed
- Loved article and count me in on the campaign!

- Suite 101
- Dreams Can Come True
- Happy Birthday

- Sunflowers for the Garden and Kitchen
- Hi Diana!
- Welcome!
- How long has it been since you grew some sunflowers?

- Dracaenas for your Health
- Dracaena ~ Lucky Bamboo
- Find houseplant book
- I love the red dragon!

- GARDEN HINT CONTEST
- GARDEN HINT CONTEST

- ideas for landscape design
- landscape design for elderly or disabled gardeners
- Topics to search

- storing tubers & tubers
- storing your tubers and rhizones
- Chemicals??
- New Subscriber checking in
- Frequency
- Hi Diana,
- Storing tubers
- storing canna tubers

- Mushroom composting--good/bad?
- composting
- Mushroom Composting

- [No title]
- Rue

- Gardening with Arthritis
- Gardening with arthritis
- Arthritus
- Designing a garden for people with physical disabilities

- Container gardens
- Container gardening

- Euphorbia milii
- White Euphorbia milii
- Euphorbia Milli

- rabbits
- deterring their destructive behavior

- Xeriscaping -- What is This?
- Xeriscaping - What is this?
- re: Xeriscape Design Elements

- An Introduction to Hydroponics
- An old standby of Sci-Fi
- Hydroponics

- Garden Paths for the Disabled
- fragrance gardens for the visually impaired
- Garden for the Blind
- Gardening for the Blind

- Penjing: An Ancient Art with a Modern Twist by Keith Davies
- Penjings
- Penjings
- Lava rock

- clay soil
- clay soil
- Clay Gardening

- Campanulas: A Book Review
- six stars

- Gardening With Native Wild Flowers
- In case I forget to tell her, ...
- Hi Diana et al,

- Haworthias
- Window Plants
- Hi Diana

- Impossible Gardening: Hot, Dry, Clay Soil, Part Shade-Part 2
- GROUNDCOVER for clay soil
- Sedums

- Accessible Gardening
- You're another! ;-)
- Different Garden task for everyone!
- Ah! It's about growing *people* too!
- Book Review

- Impossible Gardening: Hot, Dry, Clay Soil, Part Shade-Part I
- impossible perrinial beds
- Plants for clay soils

- All American Selection Winners for 1999
- Zinnias and your Grandma Brown
- you're right
- Remembering a gardener

- Terrariums-Part 4 Planting your Terrarium
- Hi, Diana, I'm using this discussion form more as a guestbook
- Hi Deborah: I don't understand--doesn't the aquarium already
- What type of animals?
- Vivariums

- Perennials for Whiskey Barrels: Hostas
- I have hosta's planted along the back of my house in New Eng

- Gardening with Palsy
- Diana, well done! DebbySue, well done! I'm not a gardener, and

- Cubic Gardens-A Unique Way to Garden
- In England it's called .........................................
- Michel: That information is straight from one of the owners!
- Like restaurants - you can charge more if you work some French f
- Has anyone been able to contact Cubic Gardens recently. I keep
- Hi Matt I just clicked through and it worked -- http://www.c
- Matt Sailors
- Yes, I can get their web site, but no luck getting a real live h

- Mosses and Other Miniature Plants
- Carrie Hampton Enjoyed the article Diana, I placed several lar

- materials/sealers for table planters
- ROBERT DORN /CFI Help! This is our pilot enabling garden. We
- Robert, how about using something like the butyl rubber than is

- A GARDEN OF SEDUMS
- Hi Diana, I've been enjoying your articles, and I've just fin
- Diana, Sedums are great! Easy care, easy to propagate, and l
- Cynthia: This column should help you identify some good droug
- Glenda Courchaine Hi there,I too love the sedum family and
- Glenda, Get some heavy gloves and a shovel and get those roses
- I was just working in the garden and went over the rock garden.
- Hope you don't mind me joining in on this discussion but I, too
- Are you sure it is slugs doing the damage? I have taken to sp
- Diane, this rock garden is in dry area, but El Nino won't leave

- Containers for Gardening with Alpine Plants
- Diana, Thanks for the great link (the styrofoam/tofa containers
- Hi Marcella...sorry it's taken me so long to reply to you..I'v

- Getting up off the ground
- Just heard a wonderful way to get up in the garden. Get one o

- Enabling Access
- Diana I ran across these links today and thought I would pass th

- Squirrels - Garden Pests or Free Entertainment?
- Hi there Diana There is a squirrel infesting my home. Further
- Squirrels are really hard to sex because the males have their or
- OK then thanks Diana Mine must be a female. Josephi
- Squirrels are really hard to sex because the males have their or

- Handicaps and Gardening
- Raguna Wali Pitcher Plant in Malaysia. On April 24, 98, my o

- Whiskey Barrel Water Gardens
- Diana, How quickly will a whiskey barrel rot to the point it
- I've seen whiskey barrels last for 10 years. It is lined with p
- In a dry year, I have seen empty half whiskey barrels fall apart
- WILLIAM JUAIRE I WOULD LIKE INFORMATION ABOUT WINTERING WATER G

- RECYCLED PLANTERS FOR THE GARDEN
- Hi! I love to garden but have limited ability to bend. Doctors

- Sedum: Cultivated Stonecrops
- Does this book provide hardiness zones? I see so many interesti
- The book did not provide hardiness zones and the author was from
- Well, then, I wish people would post the sedums that they are ab
- Dolores Raker Where can you buy some of the sedums that are t
- Dolores, You might try Rename this group suggestions
- I would like to suggest some new names for this discussion: 1
- I'd say accuracy is more important in the title than cuteness.
- Dan, Thank you for your response. Sometimes I get carried away
- Dan, Thank you for your response. Sometimes I get carried away
- Gardeners: No Matter What! I reckon once a gardener always a
- I am frustrated myself with my lack of physical ability. This i
- If both Diana and Mona have this concern for gardening in spite
- Dan, You can cerainly find five humorous garden links, even if
- Umm... Carol ... I'm not sure unconscious or accidental humor sh

- Learning by Doing-The Story Continues
- Share some ideas in the discussion section on how you create new
- I made room in my house by buying inexpensive shelving at a home
- Hello! Can anyone help? I am seeking dimensions for a raised
- Debbie, try WWW.standupgardens.com Expensive I thought, but

- African Violets
- Interested in African Violets? If you would like to find the Af
- Hello fellow African Violet grower and to your now wife. I ca

- Catalog for the disabled
- Where and I find a catalog with garden tools, etc. for someone (
- Mona, There are several catalogs that carry at least some of th
- Carol, Thank you that helps. I shall give some of them a try.

- Gifts for the Disabled and Elderly Gardener
- Diana, Congratulations on your latest award ( as well as the ot
- Diana, Our Uncle Bob has recently moved into a retirement cen
- I'd buy him a long, thin planter that could fit on a windowsill
- Thanks Diana, I just heard from my m-i-l that he has west win
- Six months ago my dearest friend was in a terrible auto accident
- Beckie: Read some of my back columns. Click on articles to y

- An Easy-Care Moonlight Garden
- What a romantic garden! I love Artemisia Powis Castle, too. An
- I've never had the discipline to stick with all white flowers, e
- Aren't white blossoms best for night scents, too? Looks like I'

- Trivia Question 3
- The book of II Kings 6:25 mentions the dove's dung found in the
- It occurs to me that some of you may not want to leave your gues
- Easiest question yet. Star of Bethlehem, Ornithogalum specie
- Easiest question yet. Star of Bethlehem, Ornithogalum specie
- Amber wins! Dove's dung sure isn't a very attractive name for a

- Oz natives
- John Harman Yes I'll be doing Natives.I was surprised in fact b

- Carnivorous Plants-Some Tropical Jewels
- Carnivorous plants, since I first heard of them in Biology class
- Just follow the directions given and you should do okay. I'd su

- Terrarium Projects Part 3-Woodland/Tropical Plants
- Hi: Please share a tip that would make gardening easier for

- Terrariums-Part 2: Historical Perspective and Modern Day
- You furnished inspiration for a birthday present for your Aunt J
- Dan: I am trying to remember what your late addition looks li
- I couldn't wait! Judy has her containers and gift certificates,

- umbrella plants
- how do you get rid of scale?
- You might check Is Gardening Really a Sport?
- Hi: I've been doing a lot of thinking and for the past year I
- Diana, I like your analogy. The gardener often seems to have a
- Diana, outstanding insight! "Birding" is perhaps the extreme of
- Spectator sport or active sport? Could be several classes here!
- Gotta say I've always thought of Gardening as Art, and always a

- Indoor Geraniums-Part 5: Fruit, Nut and Pungent Scents
- Diana, I'll vouch for you as a gardener of scented things, even
- I think several things operated here. First, I can keep these p
- Diana, it's too bad that the your wonderful articles on scented
- Karen, I'd go for a lemon scent. Is there a lavender scented on
- Hi Karen! You can grow these outside!?!?! For us cold-climate
- I agree with Carol-go for lemon since these also have the best s
- Yes, I'm ashamed to admit it, but Californians can grow these ou
- A Neigborhood Olfactorium! Sweet! Thanks for the explanation.
- Dan: You and Judy need to stop over and "sniff" the plants.
- Rose and lemon -- that would make it a sweet and sour combo, rig
- Barbara, actually I have quite a bit of space. The only thing ho

- Is a terrarium gardening?
- An image slowly emerges from the early 1950s, when my Grand
- Dan: A terrarium sure is gardening--I'll be including an arti
- Dan! You bet a terrarium is gardening! It's a specialized form
- I'll jump the gun and do one quick as soon as I locate some good
- 8 days later, Dan walks in and picks up his mail. Wow! These p
- Closed pot gardening........... Isn't this just gardening in
- Hi Ken! Isn't that called the Biosphere? (The experimental clos
- Dan! You are not the only one to have fantasies about finding ha
- Barbara, thanks for confirming that I've touched something basic
- While net-surfing tonight I ran across this Thanks for the reference. I am starting a collection of referen
- Carol, it's bookmarked now. Maybe someday. Other projects ho
- Dan, I haven't had a terrarium in years. But one thing I've bee
- Carol: I have the neatest book (from Timber Press) on Miniatu

- Gesneriads
- Are there any places (nurseries, hobby nurseries, etc.) in Orego
- I usually buy my African Violets but have grown them from seed.
- Link for Gesneriad page: Hi! The link for Gesneriads is not working. :-)
- Karen, Try the second link, in the discussion section. It worke
- Hi Karen I noticed your thread with Diana and thought I would
- Hugh! That's a pretty exhaustive list -- what's hot this week?

- Welcome to Suite101
- Hi Diana, Welcome to the Suite101 Gardening Group! I really