I am so happy for you that you have all those hummers! The only word underlined was rosegarden - some threads now are so wide you have to move back and forth to read them - the fall weather is coming, and all the lovely salvias will spring into bloom, and we will be able to watch the fall leaves fall - lol Ellery

Yes FV...I don't post "Car links" lightly...;-) The Bond-movies sometimes have Aston's. The "Casino Royale" (with Daniel Craig) had one for him to drive. Was kind of a steel blue-gray I think. O_M_G it was good looking! $400G would be nice...shall I email you our banking info?!?! ;-) I've always said you're the best...;-) Mine of course would be Black, maybe a Burgundy.... DW's?!?! Hmmmm....She might choose a White?! Faron

Living in Oklahoma and Texas I have seen plenty of twisters and I agree with you the way the smoke coiled and twisted up to the cloud is giving it a little bit of a twister look. I get what you are saying, not really a twister but smoke that gives you the impression of a twister. And seeing it at a glance would have made even me stop and take a closer look. Beautiful area of countryside. Dinner was wings at Buffalo Wild wings and a very long wait, they had 700 to go orders, people were waiting in line at to go for well over an hour. We sat down and waited for almost an hour to get ours. I thought a war was going to break out at the counter. It was crazy people were getting up and walking out without getting food it was taking so long. Good thing I went in not very hungry, but by the time the food came I was definitely glad to see it.

It may be quite a bit of difference when watering plants indoors or outside; overhead watering is just fine if water can dry up easily. But it may take longer indoors, especially if air circulation is poor. If plant is potted in water retaining soil, that could make it even worse - wet feet and wet crown. So best suggestion may be not to keep water sitting in the rosettes of succulent plants. When outdoors, all my succulents get rained on and if I need to water, I use garden hose - so it is overhead watering. Indoors, watering can is used. Most growers use peat to grow plants. It is inexpensive and very light - much better for shipping. They are also set up to keep peat moist just right, temperatures, light and air circulation much more even than hobbyist usually can. They often fertilize plants more than needed in order to get fast growth. They do not keep plants for long term, but ship them out to be sold.