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Knnn

Artem, looking good

Knnn

Bill, Think I need to drive 50 miles to visit the nearest car show :D Plenty of old trucks around here, thinking about bringing home a "project" vehicle.... (just need to convince the wife now................lol Sorting through my photos, a few more. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3620/455...

Knnn

I never tried these from seed, but here is some info; Colocasia Cleaning Colocasia seed is small (average 1 mm x 1.5 mm) and tricky to handle. The main problem with cleaning is that inside each berry there are numerous seeds embedded in very viscous gel which is difficult to remove. The easiest meth...

Knnn

Aaron, These all belong to the same person.
Stopped by to ask about getting a photo of the Willys, and was given the grand tour

Steve

Knnn

A couple Zamias,

Z. furfuracea X floridana

Z. prasina

Steve

Knnn

Wes,

Has been a slow start this year, things are finally waking up

Knnn

And a couple older trucks....

Willys

And a '47 Chevy

Steve

Knnn

'57 Chevy

Knnn

'57 Oldsmobile

Knnn

Here's a couple from Minneapolis, KS.

'38 Chevy

Knnn

Nice one Erik!
(I keep mine in a 20 gallon laundry tub

Steve

Knnn

Move them somewhere with bright, filtered light, (no direct sun). And just give them time to recover.
They're already stressed, I would hold off on fertilizer till new growth is evident.

Steve

Knnn

Thanks! I just have to keep trying with these...........................

Steve

Knnn

This one made it through the winter

(The ripples in the leaves are from the cold spells, had a few nights in the low 30's in the GH)

Steve

Knnn

Some of the vehicles still around,

Steve

Knnn

I always seem to get my share of animals to take care of. One of my neighbors brought this kitten over last October, (found in their yard on a cold day with no sign of the mother) http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t7/kansaspalms/Posting3/Wickett/10-5-20093.jpg?t=1268111910 Lost about a month of sle...

Knnn

Thanks for the comments! I've had plenty of time this winter to take photos :lol: One more month to go and spring should be in full swing! Thanks Bill, I'm hoping for a quiet year weather wise! This is in the yard next to me, have no trouble hearing it when it goes off..................lol http://fa...

Knnn

Have a couple in the house that are stretched out from low light..........
Moved the majority out to the GH, the warmer weather is giving them a kick start now

Steve

Knnn

Adding info when I can find it.

The last photo is Monroe School, District two, Lincoln County.
In service between 1870 and 1939

Steve

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Knnn

Some photos from Central Kansas.....................

Solomon River at Minneapolis,

Knnn

C. debaoensis first leaves

Steve

Knnn

Considering the Western Meadowlark is the state bird of Kansas, I should have known that............lol

Steve

Knnn

Thanks for the ID

Steve

Knnn

Barb, I'm not sure what species of bird that is

And yes, the cats do catch a few squirrels. This seems to favor the intelligent & quick footed ones remaining

Steve

Knnn

"Tree Rat".................lol
I hear that, they climb up in the trees and throw walnuts at me when I'm working in the yard

Steve

Knnn

Thanks! A couple more photos to add,

Steve

Knnn

Barb, Like Erik said, everything looks great 8) We had our first tornado of the season Friday night, a small one tearing up a corn field at the edge of town (F0) (probably just spun up in the gust front of a line of storms that came through, enough for them to run the sirens at 11:45 PM) Wes, Sorry ...

Knnn

Looking good Barb

Your woodstove method is showing good results!

I'm still looking over the newest seed list, it's quite tempting

Steve

Knnn

Bill, Sounds like a good selection!
If from this year's harvest, they should be ready to germinate this spring. Coontie seeds dry out pretty quick, is the fruit still on? That is the best way to store them.

Steve

Knnn

Thanks Bill, What did you find?
How are the other seeds working out?

Steve

Knnn

Thanks Barb, Palms have their own beauty, I like them both

Now if it would warm up a little, I'd have some photos of Palm fronds opening

Steve

Knnn

Some progress photos,

Steve

Knnn

SPACE WEATHER ADVISORY OUTLOOK #10- 6 2010 February 09 at 12:41 p.m. MST (2010 February 09 1941 UTC) **** SPACE WEATHER OUTLOOK **** Summary For February 1-7 Radio blackouts reaching the R1 level were observed on 06 February at 1859 UTC and 2157 UTC, and a radio blackout reaching the R2 level was ob...

Knnn

SPACE WEATHER ADVISORY OUTLOOK #10- 5 2010 February 02 at 01:09 p.m. MST (2010 February 02 2009 UTC) **** SPACE WEATHER OUTLOOK **** Summary For January 25-31 No space weather storms were observed. Outlook For February 3-9 No space weather storms are expected. For current space weather conditions pl...

Knnn

The Cycas debaoensis fronds are starting to open

Ceratozamia,

Steve

Knnn

Barb, They are just waiting for spring 8) I haven't seen any top growth in the GH with the cooler temps, but have noticed caudex expansion. (It seems to me most Cycads do have a continuous growth pattern when happy) My Dioons have been somewhat faster growing. For me at least, the formula has been d...

Knnn

Hi Barb, I've had the new camera since last May, just now starting to learn how to properly use it

All the Cycads have done well this winter, so far just a few leaves burned off in the greenhouse, (had some cold pockets with the -10F/-23C lows), How are yours doing?

Steve

Knnn

A couple recent photos,

Encephalartos transvenosus frond opening,

Latest Ceratozamia microstobila to germinate,

Steve

Knnn

Barb, The leaves are not supposed to be splitting, that's from me trying to squeeze past it in the GH everyday

Steve

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