For fruit growers, there is a forum for the Texas Rare Fruit Growers.

Coping, thanks. It must be fun to live in the more tropical part of Texas and be able to grow exotic fruit, but I see all kinds of fruit are discussed on the Yahoo group.

BTW, there's a couple of posts on 'Conversations' that haven't had a reply. One of them is mine about the most beautiful little unconventional cottage that is in danger of being torn down.

I just saw that roselee. I have too many tabs up right now to watch the video, but plan on commenting as soon as I see it.

I posted here yesterday referring to a post I made on the Conversations forum, and it either didn't post right, or was removed. I'd really like some fellow DFWers to comment on it.

Calling DFWers to the Conversation forum for Marti!

Also there's gorgeous new daylily photos on the Gallery!

roselee: I beg your pardon. "More tropical part of Texas"?On March 3rd and 4th it got down to 26 and 23 degrees here with a layer of ice over 100% of everything that rain could fall on and subsequently freeze. Whoever set the thermostat for the global warming stuff must have had the week off.

Oh dang, those are times we have to run for the lights and blankets, but when it rains WITH low temps it's hard keeping everything happy. Hope you didn't lose anything.

I'm new here, how do I go to the other Texas forum?

NewTXGardener, WELCOME!

Your question is a frequent one. At the top of this forum's opening page you will see:

"Messages:

On-Topic Discussions [Switch to: Exchanges : Gallery : Conversations] "

Clicking on any of them will take you to those pages.

Happy gardening!

Found it, thank you!! :-)

This post was edited by NewTXGardener on Tue, Jun 24, 14 at 0:17

It's raining! I posted some pictures on the Texas Gallery.