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lblanchard) wrote2009-03-19 05:26 pm
lblanchard) wrote2009-03-19 05:26 pm
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Sungard Summit and phenology
Very cool. My kid is flying in on Saturday to attend this conference, and afterwards we will go places. Nice to see banners announcing his arrival.
In other news, the Nopalxochia phyllanthoides first flower is starting to lose its starch. Le sigh. It wasn't at its peak very long.
My hippeastrums are nearing the end of their runs as well. I've cleared a windowsill upstairs here for the big old ones. If none of the seven flowers on the Trader Joe hippeastrum show any signs of pregnancy by the time my kid leaves, I'll cut off what's left of the flowerheads. Miracle-Gro will also be called for.
It's gray and not especially warm out. The weather will be seasonable but I don't think that will thrill the Tucson Kid.
In other news, the Nopalxochia phyllanthoides first flower is starting to lose its starch. Le sigh. It wasn't at its peak very long.
My hippeastrums are nearing the end of their runs as well. I've cleared a windowsill upstairs here for the big old ones. If none of the seven flowers on the Trader Joe hippeastrum show any signs of pregnancy by the time my kid leaves, I'll cut off what's left of the flowerheads. Miracle-Gro will also be called for.
It's gray and not especially warm out. The weather will be seasonable but I don't think that will thrill the Tucson Kid.