How did it sneak up on me so quickly? Since clearly I don't have my stuff together, I'll make this month's epiphyte day post on the 3rd so I... I mean you have time to get your epiphyte post together! The rules are the same as last time: Post about your favorite tree dwelling plant such as orchids, ferns, bromeliads, ant plants, etc., link to my blog and be entered to win a care package of free epiphytes! Again, this month's epiphyte day is on the 3rd, so there's still time!
Hey, thanks for the reminder! I'll be posting yet another one of my favorites and enjoying the posts of others. Viva la Epiphytes!
ReplyDeleteNote: I'm posting on my wife Melanie's login...I'm still David/ Tropical Texana/ Houston :-)
Melanie... I mean David!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you have in store! I love seeing your collection of bromeliads. Maybe we'll have to swap sometime. Oh, and yeah! Viva la epiphytes!
I was glad for the extension because I was scrambling last night to finish. Finished up this morning and it's posted on the blog today.
ReplyDeleteI normally publish on Wednesdays, so I'm gonna do my ant-plant post tomorrow. Do I link to your blog in general, or will you have a URL specific to March Epiphtye day?
ReplyDeletePosted! now I've got bromeliads on the brain. :)
ReplyDeleteOK, my post on ant-plants is up at http://annarbor.com/home-garden/ant-plants/
ReplyDeleteOK, Steve, my post is up. For this month I'm posting my most stoloniferous bromeliad...the tiny Neoregelia hoehneana. It has places to go and the means to get there. It practically leaps out of its pot each growing season. Plus, it's really cute.
ReplyDeleteDavid/ Tropical Texana/ Houston