My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
Oh, Norma, it's good to have you back. Hope you're doing all right. Are you looking for the "Exchanges" button? It is just to the right of the "On-topic Discussions" heading before all the messages.
Near the top of the page is says, "Sansevieria Forum", then there are instructions, and then Related Forums links. Below that, there's a line across the page, from the left over to the Sans picture. ---------------------------------------------------- Below the line there's "New on Garden Web" and another couple lines of text. Below that, another line across the page, ------------------------------------------------------ Below the second line there's a little leaf logo on the left, and to the right there's On Topic Discussions [switch to Exchanges\Gallery]
Clicking on the word "exchanges" will take you there. Or--- here's a link, if that's easier:
Biwako, good to hear from you also, ooojen, you also. Wow thank you, how are your doing with this cold weather we are having. I really want to trade, but I don't know if there are only real beginners, (3 plants) I'm finally above the level now, and trying to go foreward. Norma
As to trades, if you trade w/ us Yankees I think it's too cold now. NYC just got a first real kick of winter, 20 degrees or so, so for us, I suspect we'd have to wait 'til Spring.
Besides, how does a person trade w/ someone like you? You have access to the Huntington, so you probably have lots of stuff to trade & interesting stuff at that.
We who have much more mundane connections are less likely to have plants of interest to you, so how would that work please. Thanks,
I don't have access to the Huntington I buy my plants by mail order just like the rest of you, I wait until John presents them for ISI, but he won't let me buy until the rest of you get yours first. I don't get pick of the litter, so to speak. I do get a discount of 20% after I spend my $80.00+ dollars a month to volunteer my 8 hours a week or more. I even give them plants, I still don't receive special priviledges. I know many people who grow them, so we trade. I have developed a group of friends over the past 30 years and we have established a great bond. Several even came to Chuck's funeral. I am part of a plant community, I give, and they give, it's the love of plants that hold us together, no meanies allowed. We are there for each other, if a nursery goes down because of a storm we replace the plants, which I doing this summer for many of my friends. We respect each other, and we are there for each other. It just takes time to earn that respect, and trust. I have a list of people that I will not trade with. Only about three on that list at this time. I have learned which Sellers not to trust, only one on that list. Word gets around very fast. There are always plants that I don't have. I gave a S. bella to the Huntington ex Gordon Rowley, John has one from Len Newton, when it is big enough I will get a piece of that. Norma
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