“THE MARK LEVIN SHOW”– Monday, April-22-2013

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[sloop]

its obama - but also the union lardass thugz

[smokingfrog]

Pyrus calleryiana

[murrie]

sigh. beautiful beautiful. I planted one a few years back. Couldn’t get it to live.

[combat_boots]

I like the Serviceberry bush. And viburnum carlisae.

[advertising guy]

did you read the Wiki on that...I learned like 4 new words

[advertising guy]

I’m glad that for all you are,,,,,, you ain’t union

[sloop]

‘professionalism of the crews’ = fear of the faa

the faa can end your flying career in a heartbeat - or make your life hella expensive

[advertising guy]

Richie Havens could actually make a guitar talk.....RIP Richie

[sloop]

i have 63 employees at one fbo - which will have to change - but to learn how to skirt ghettocare, you have to hire consultants that cost a small fortune - even then - they take no responsibility for the advice they give

i’m over this crap - that fbo has great morale and everyone loves their jobs - its all being destroyed by idiot democrapz

[smokingfrog]

Yes, and I agree about the ubiquity of this particular desciduous tree and its’ weak crotches.

[Carriage Hill]

Serviceberry (Amelanchier) tree & bush are wonderful plants. Great berries for feeding returning birds in spring. Beautiful spring flowers, summer-fall fruit, amazing fall colors.

The original (TRUE, OLD TIME, MOST FRAGRANT) Viburnum carlesii (true Koreanspice viburnum) isn’t grown anymore because of a fungus; it’s been replaced by another duplicate cultivar which is immune to that fungus. The growers didn’t change the name, due to the demand for the shrub.

[advertising guy]

as a payin member of the Ad Council...I got slide(age) but feel slimy playin it and haven’t played it yet.

that said...I;m shootin this damned lapper

I’m as sick as a MF’r with this not lited keyboard as anyone can expect

dammit

[advertising guy]

all that for a .................................................tree

[advertising guy]

charity....should I shoot this POS for charity or cause I just need to shoot this POS

[Carriage Hill]

All they require is regular, deep watering, until they establish a decent root system within 5-6mos, and then they’re off-n-running.

What color is your thumb? LOL.

[Clint N. Suhks]

Did I ever tell you I owned an apple orchard?

[murrie]

I know. :( I knew better-we planted it in the spring one year (wrong time). I think we amended the hole too much-I think the roots rotted out or something. Watered it a lot-but it gets awfully hot here in the summer. Fortunately we had purchased it from one of the best nurseries here in Nashville (Bates Nursery). They guaranteed it-refunded our money. I felt bad-it was our own stupidity I think.

[Carriage Hill]

No, you didn’t. They’re a LOT of work. How many acres? What varieties did you grow?

Dormant oil, rust, blight, scale, nematodes, canker.... lots to do to keep the crop healthy from insects and disease.

[Carriage Hill]

Not to mention the winter pruning on lateral branches to bear the fruit. Many of the orchards up here have closed due to EPA, DER, DNR, etc agencies regs/rules on chemical controls.