Does Biden wear hearing aids on a regular basis, say when he’s having an important meeting with his team, or heads of state? I don’t recall him seeing him wear them except during debates. I could be wrong. Maybe he does wear them regularly.
One of the things I love about Indiana is that it flies so far under the radar on the national scale. So many think it’s a nothing place. Sometimes I think it’s great that it can be so forgotten and brushed aside. It’s better than people think, and I hope we can keep it this way.
When I went to the garden store yesterday. I found a new-to-me plant called moneywort. It had small yellow flowers and variegated leaves. It said it was a perennial and good for zones 5-9, needs 3-6 hours of sunlight.
Does anyone have experience with this plant? I bought one (Proven Winners) just to give it a try.
Suggestions or recommendations appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Thank you so much! I’m going to leave this plant in its current container for the time being, until I decide where I will put it. Then I will put it in a southern window during the winter, maybe even add a grow light for extra assistance. The tag says it blooms in the spring and then again in the fall. Is that right? I have no experience with them other than enjoying what others have done.
*** Statistically speaking, alligator attacks are fairly uncommon and almost never fatal. There have only been two reports of fatal attacks in Florida so far this year.
Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) show that just 10 fatal gator attacks occurred in the southeastern U.S. between 1999 and 2019.***
Although I’m glad to see some agency has the data on morbidity and mortality, since when is being attacked by an alligator a “disease”? Not that I want there to be another bureaucracy.
I went to the garden center today, the one I really like but is the furthest away from me. They always have the best stuff, very healthy. I tried hard to behave, and did pretty well until I saw a purple queen bougainvillea, offered as a hanging basket or in a container with a small trellis to climb. Actually the ones as a trellis were a very dull purple, not the vibrant color of the hanging basket. I succumbed. I have wanted one for many years, even though I know it will be very hard to overwinter inside my house. So I’m going to just enjoy the heck out of it this season, and if it hangs on through the winter, that’ll be a bonus. I’m not sure I will leave it as a hanging basket, but I might. It’s just beautiful. When something brings you this much joy, it’s hard to turn it away. I hope I don’t kill it right away.