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Previous pic attempt was 464kb; let's try a smaller one at 46kb - nope same old error msg. Only change at this end since last successful pic post was upgrade to may annual Norton AV program.

Testing: Let's see if I can post an old pic first. Same old error message: a long rectangular box telling me an error occurred and could not post the attachment.

Well let's see if it works over here... Same old error msg with some new pics. So we'll try an old one next ... NFG, same old error msg.

Anyplace works for me just so it's not on Sat,4 or 18 Nov or 28 Oct Anyone else having trouble posting pics on this site?

something was AFU in the previous post since half the text did not show and I got the dreaded big red Error msg when posting pics. Tied again and still unable to post pics.

Some pics taken today of the garden

wooheeee! 3" this evening in the South Pinellas Desert.

We're even getting beneficial rains over here in the South Pinellas Desert!

Here we go - the first batch of this year's air layers: 7 Pink Eberneum and 3 Pitcairn - ...and a lot more to come.

Not a drop here in the south Pinellas desert...

Anna - how about a few pics to help diagnose whatever ails your crotons ...

Anna - your fert program looks good. I've been using an 8-0-10+2Mg from Lowes on palms and crotons. A few nights in the low 40s over the winter, but we are still not in a tropical climate! Kind of hard to overwater now that we're in a dry season. I watered twice weekly during the winter.

Suggest you wait and see if any other good photos show up. A statistical sample of one is usually not very representative.

I'll be out west the weekend off 27 May; all other weekends in May are open.

Can't make it since I've got FL Orchestra tickets for that night (and the four hr. drive back...)

Pretty normal since it is winter - less sunlight, less rain, lower temps. A light fertilizing and some warm weather and they should bounce right back.

Thanks, Anna.

Marie - Nice article. Is there any way to archive this type of historical link?

Here's one but not quite as unusual or as consistently skinny

Here we go --- Bullwinkle's Boca Pink