Re: Ball gardens.....addictions

Hm...sounds good Pam, however, doesn't a person that joins AA or such  
actually WANT to stop????  I think most plant addicts are well aware of  their 
addiction, but don't have the will power or even the desire to actually  stop.  
Perhaps slow down maybe but stop??  
 
Helped out at a private plant sale of a friend....(the one that insisted I  
try bamboo)....who's wife told me that he was having such a huge sale because 
he  was "downsizing" his yard.  That they wanted to travel now that they were  
retired, and didn't want that much responsibility.  I was impressed and  felt 
inspired by his will power, especially since he was selling off many  of his 
long time prized plants.  However then at the end of the  sale the mailman 
arrived with a box of plants that had arrived in the mail,  that he  had ordered 
to add to his collection.  Hmm.....so  much for downsizing, I thought.  When I 
asked about it, he said  that was his way of downsizing......get rid of some 
plants, to get others.   Hm.....I guess that is a start....
 
Noreen
zone 9
Texas Gulf Coast 
In a message dated 10/28/2005 4:12:57 PM Central Standard Time,  
gardenchat-owner@hort.net writes:

When  Jesse lived down here we used to joke about starting a Texas chapter  of
Gardeners Anonymous. LOL.

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