Once they have finished flowering?
What should I do with Winter flowering pansies?
If the weather doesn't get too hot, you could still have pansies past May. I have them in planters on my deck and beside my driveway, and I just plant petunias or impatiens in with them, and as the others get big and it gets hot, the pansies just go. If I remember, I pull them out, but the other plants usually just cover them up anyway.
If you keep them dead-headed, they will bloom as long as the weather is still fairly cool.
Winter-flowering pansies is really a misnomer, something retailers thought up to sell them in the fall. Pansies are pansies. There really is no difference between winter pansies and spring pansies.
Reply:leave if you have room after a short rest most will reflower
Reply:Plant them in the garden and they will flower again in the Spring and maybe in the Autumn too.
Reply:If they are in the ground - nothing at all. I love pansies for their low-maintenance.
If they are in a pot inside...I'd keep taking care of them inside, and then plant them out in late spring. (Plant them out earlier, and they might die of shock, as they aren't acclimated to the winter, having been in a house.)
Reply:pansies are a winter flower. dead head them during the winter but once spring gets here they are pretty much done. pull up and throw away and plant something else for the summer
Friday, November 18, 2011
Does your cat act more like a cat or a dog?
I think mine acts more like a dog. and when I say dog, I mean like the little pansy dogs that get carried everywhere and have their own special carrying bag. my cat is a diva.
Does your cat act more like a cat or a dog?
My 24 pound Maine Coon cat comes when I whistle. He likes to wrestle. Today he caught a mouse and didn't seem to know what to do with it.
Reply:Hi Sylas...both my cats think they are dogs in disguise. Both cats love to go for car rides and walks so to ensure they will be safe on our outdoor excursions I've decided to leash train them. I think they enjoy it even more now since they can go anywhere I go and meet people and dogs who come to sniff them out.
They also can put dogs to shame as both my housecats not only understand obedience commands (come, sit, down, etc) but are also toilet trained, can flush the toilet, go to wherever I point, follow a target anywhere, jump through hoops, roll over, fetch, take apart a 3-D layered puzzle, wave, give a high-five, raise a paw to ask a question, fetch, do agility (like dog agility), walk on a leash in public and so much more. They understand both visual and verbal cues/signals as well and learn most new behaviours quite quickly within a matter of days and for the more complex behaviours such as balancing and walking on a basketball in a month.
Reply:I have one cat that acts like a cat (i.e. she hangs out by herself and, frankly, could care less if I exist so long as she gets fed and her box is clean). I have two that act more like dogs: one fetches and returns paper clips when I throw them to her; the other goes outside on a leash (I don't let my cats out unattended) and also likes riding around on my shoulder and playing in the toilet (he always takes his toys and drops them in; he's lost quite a few when someone didn't look before they went to the bathroom) or in any sort of water (if you let him in the bathroom, he'll walk into the shower while you're in it; one time, I fell asleep in the bathtub and when I woke up, he was sleeping on top of me, in the water). Everyone who has met the second one (the leash/toilet/shower cat) loves him, especially the people who usually don't like cats. They always say that he acts like a dog and that's why they think he's cool. He is cool, but he's a total freak. He loves riding in cars (he likes to perch on the dashboard on on the headrest) and you can take him anywhere and he doesn't get freaked out...he seems instantly at home no matter where you take him.
Reply:mine act like me...sleeps around...eat...sleeps around...eat...
Reply:how cute...and sweet...
Reply:my cat is like a cat lol
Reply:Actually, I have the reverse answer to this question...
My 6 month old Husky mix PUPPY acts like a cat!
He lives with 5 cats, so he's definitely the minority here!
He's picked up several traits from the cats like:
- licking his paws %26amp; cleaning his face
- Using his paws instead of his nose or mouth to get your attention or during play
- He'll lay on his back while the cats lick his face
I think if he could fit into the litter box he would use it like they do! What a relief that would be... not having to take him outside to poop %26amp; pee 20 times a day!
=)
Reply:pure, unadulterated cat.(s)
Reply:My old cat used to think he was a dog. He used to only sit with our dogs, and only eat their dog food and dog bones and run around with them!! I used to wait for the day when he would start barking - talk about an identity crisis!
Reply:i think you do act like them because i think your also a diva...
Reply:My cat is just like a dog. He begs for human food, and he acts like one of those wimpy dogs. He'll start a fight with my roomates cat, and when she goes to bite him back or something, he runs to me squeaking. (He cant meow) And he licks people! He comes up to me all the time and tries to lick my face. And the way he sleeps is like a dog too. I sleep on my stomach sometimes, and when I do, he lays right in the middle of my legs, sprawls out, and sleeps with his mouth open.
Reply:My cat, Panther, acts like dog. He's not hissy or scratchy and he even fetches. I'll throw his toy mouse and he'll run after it , bring it back and drop it at my feet over and over. He's a large muscular cat, too.
Reply:Mine is like a dog...u open anything from a soda to candy wrapper, and there she is sitting a foot in font of you watching every bite or drink go in your mouth....she wont leave u alone until u let her smell it to see if she likes it or not.
Reply:my cat acts like a dog but don't like dogs she chased one out of the yard the other day she jumped out my window and took off after it shes such a ****** the dog ran away yelping and it was a big dog other than that she loves to go for walks on a leash just like a dog and i can make her attack someone or something if i want she listens to me i trained her like you would a dog when she was a kitten she is so smart its weird
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Reply:well he carrys a ball about like a dog,but thats all
Reply:i've had two cats now that both had traits of a dog--very good listeners and obedient.
my first cat developed many routines which she held onto steadfast til day she passed away.
now, our second cat acts very peculiar like a dog. he goes outside every morning and stays outside (where he does all of his business) until he is let in around 4-5:30. he never goes in the litterbox (keep one just in case) and he sleeps ALL night long right next to me.
his favorite toy: a crumpled up piece of paper. on nice days i go outside and throw it as he chases. we haven't quite got him to bring it back everytime but he has once or twice!
Reply:mines growls like a dog and runs about crazy so mines acts more like a dog
Reply:I have some dogcats and some catcats!
Reply:my dog acts like a cat. she strectches out just like one and her tounge looks like a cats. i went to a friends house the other day and her cat did the exact same strech as my dog! lmao
rain roots
Does your cat act more like a cat or a dog?
My 24 pound Maine Coon cat comes when I whistle. He likes to wrestle. Today he caught a mouse and didn't seem to know what to do with it.
Reply:Hi Sylas...both my cats think they are dogs in disguise. Both cats love to go for car rides and walks so to ensure they will be safe on our outdoor excursions I've decided to leash train them. I think they enjoy it even more now since they can go anywhere I go and meet people and dogs who come to sniff them out.
They also can put dogs to shame as both my housecats not only understand obedience commands (come, sit, down, etc) but are also toilet trained, can flush the toilet, go to wherever I point, follow a target anywhere, jump through hoops, roll over, fetch, take apart a 3-D layered puzzle, wave, give a high-five, raise a paw to ask a question, fetch, do agility (like dog agility), walk on a leash in public and so much more. They understand both visual and verbal cues/signals as well and learn most new behaviours quite quickly within a matter of days and for the more complex behaviours such as balancing and walking on a basketball in a month.
Reply:I have one cat that acts like a cat (i.e. she hangs out by herself and, frankly, could care less if I exist so long as she gets fed and her box is clean). I have two that act more like dogs: one fetches and returns paper clips when I throw them to her; the other goes outside on a leash (I don't let my cats out unattended) and also likes riding around on my shoulder and playing in the toilet (he always takes his toys and drops them in; he's lost quite a few when someone didn't look before they went to the bathroom) or in any sort of water (if you let him in the bathroom, he'll walk into the shower while you're in it; one time, I fell asleep in the bathtub and when I woke up, he was sleeping on top of me, in the water). Everyone who has met the second one (the leash/toilet/shower cat) loves him, especially the people who usually don't like cats. They always say that he acts like a dog and that's why they think he's cool. He is cool, but he's a total freak. He loves riding in cars (he likes to perch on the dashboard on on the headrest) and you can take him anywhere and he doesn't get freaked out...he seems instantly at home no matter where you take him.
Reply:mine act like me...sleeps around...eat...sleeps around...eat...
Reply:how cute...and sweet...
Reply:my cat is like a cat lol
Reply:Actually, I have the reverse answer to this question...
My 6 month old Husky mix PUPPY acts like a cat!
He lives with 5 cats, so he's definitely the minority here!
He's picked up several traits from the cats like:
- licking his paws %26amp; cleaning his face
- Using his paws instead of his nose or mouth to get your attention or during play
- He'll lay on his back while the cats lick his face
I think if he could fit into the litter box he would use it like they do! What a relief that would be... not having to take him outside to poop %26amp; pee 20 times a day!
=)
Reply:pure, unadulterated cat.(s)
Reply:My old cat used to think he was a dog. He used to only sit with our dogs, and only eat their dog food and dog bones and run around with them!! I used to wait for the day when he would start barking - talk about an identity crisis!
Reply:i think you do act like them because i think your also a diva...
Reply:My cat is just like a dog. He begs for human food, and he acts like one of those wimpy dogs. He'll start a fight with my roomates cat, and when she goes to bite him back or something, he runs to me squeaking. (He cant meow) And he licks people! He comes up to me all the time and tries to lick my face. And the way he sleeps is like a dog too. I sleep on my stomach sometimes, and when I do, he lays right in the middle of my legs, sprawls out, and sleeps with his mouth open.
Reply:My cat, Panther, acts like dog. He's not hissy or scratchy and he even fetches. I'll throw his toy mouse and he'll run after it , bring it back and drop it at my feet over and over. He's a large muscular cat, too.
Reply:Mine is like a dog...u open anything from a soda to candy wrapper, and there she is sitting a foot in font of you watching every bite or drink go in your mouth....she wont leave u alone until u let her smell it to see if she likes it or not.
Reply:my cat acts like a dog but don't like dogs she chased one out of the yard the other day she jumped out my window and took off after it shes such a ****** the dog ran away yelping and it was a big dog other than that she loves to go for walks on a leash just like a dog and i can make her attack someone or something if i want she listens to me i trained her like you would a dog when she was a kitten she is so smart its weird
.
Reply:well he carrys a ball about like a dog,but thats all
Reply:i've had two cats now that both had traits of a dog--very good listeners and obedient.
my first cat developed many routines which she held onto steadfast til day she passed away.
now, our second cat acts very peculiar like a dog. he goes outside every morning and stays outside (where he does all of his business) until he is let in around 4-5:30. he never goes in the litterbox (keep one just in case) and he sleeps ALL night long right next to me.
his favorite toy: a crumpled up piece of paper. on nice days i go outside and throw it as he chases. we haven't quite got him to bring it back everytime but he has once or twice!
Reply:mines growls like a dog and runs about crazy so mines acts more like a dog
Reply:I have some dogcats and some catcats!
Reply:my dog acts like a cat. she strectches out just like one and her tounge looks like a cats. i went to a friends house the other day and her cat did the exact same strech as my dog! lmao
rain roots
Will Spring Flowering Pansies survive frost or snow?
I've got some hanging baskets with spring flowering pansies in them and someone mentioned that we're in for some cold weather at the weekend with snow in parts. I've looked on the internet but opinions seem to differ and I wondered if anyone out there could give me any advice. I don't want them to die but on the other hand I don't always get to see the weather forecast and could get caught out at a later date.
Will Spring Flowering Pansies survive frost or snow?
I think it always depends on how cold and how long the cold is going to stay around. If the freeze is at night and only stays below 32º for an hour or so, you will be fine. My pansies have survived more than that and are in full bloom right now.
Reply:We had some snow here in the Dallas area a week ago. All of the pansies survived with no problems.
Reply:Survive snow, yes. Survive frost (if it's heavy), probably not. Surprisingly, snow will protect your flowers from getting killed by a hard freeze. It acts as a blanket. But if the forecast is for well-below freezing with winds, the flowers may be damaged. You can protect them by putting an old towel over them overnight.
Reply:Pansies get flattened by frosty weather,but they perk up again when its over making a new set of flowers.In the very cold eastern american seaboard they could pop their clogs though.In most of the UK its okay
Reply:As far as I can tell Pansie is a terrible name to call someone you think is weak. Pansies in zone seven thrive even through the cold snaps we have here. For example: It was 70 degrees 2 weeks ago on Sunday, snowed all day Thursday and was 50 again on Friday. It only got down to like 28 that time but it's known to get down in the teens. Pansies are strong plants and can handle way more than you think. And even if there laying flat on the ground from some bad weather most of the time they will get back up and go again.
Reply:yes but if they don't(they are just a bunch of pansies)
Will Spring Flowering Pansies survive frost or snow?
I think it always depends on how cold and how long the cold is going to stay around. If the freeze is at night and only stays below 32º for an hour or so, you will be fine. My pansies have survived more than that and are in full bloom right now.
Reply:We had some snow here in the Dallas area a week ago. All of the pansies survived with no problems.
Reply:Survive snow, yes. Survive frost (if it's heavy), probably not. Surprisingly, snow will protect your flowers from getting killed by a hard freeze. It acts as a blanket. But if the forecast is for well-below freezing with winds, the flowers may be damaged. You can protect them by putting an old towel over them overnight.
Reply:Pansies get flattened by frosty weather,but they perk up again when its over making a new set of flowers.In the very cold eastern american seaboard they could pop their clogs though.In most of the UK its okay
Reply:As far as I can tell Pansie is a terrible name to call someone you think is weak. Pansies in zone seven thrive even through the cold snaps we have here. For example: It was 70 degrees 2 weeks ago on Sunday, snowed all day Thursday and was 50 again on Friday. It only got down to like 28 that time but it's known to get down in the teens. Pansies are strong plants and can handle way more than you think. And even if there laying flat on the ground from some bad weather most of the time they will get back up and go again.
Reply:yes but if they don't(they are just a bunch of pansies)
Pansy tattoo?
I want a pansy with a vine on my wrist does anyone know where I can find a picture (not tattoofinder.com)
Pansy tattoo?
Bmezine.com
Reply:You're getting a tatoo.. of a pansy...
god help you.
Reply:This is a highly requested flower...visit your local tat shops %26amp; view their art works of such...makes sense to shop %26amp; find where you want it done, yes???
Reply:They're going to call you a pansy! oh my!
Reply:i could draw you one. i'm an artist.
chicamw@hotmail.com
Pansy tattoo?
Bmezine.com
Reply:You're getting a tatoo.. of a pansy...
god help you.
Reply:This is a highly requested flower...visit your local tat shops %26amp; view their art works of such...makes sense to shop %26amp; find where you want it done, yes???
Reply:They're going to call you a pansy! oh my!
Reply:i could draw you one. i'm an artist.
chicamw@hotmail.com
How do pansies spread? Do they drop seeds?
I have pansies in my yard that I planted, and I've noticed that there are some coming up in places where I didn't plant them. How is this happening?
How do pansies spread? Do they drop seeds?
Pansies spread by dropping their seeds at the end of flowering season
Reply:pansies drop there seeds all season long as long as they have time to ripen but in the fall you should have lots of them
How do pansies spread? Do they drop seeds?
Pansies spread by dropping their seeds at the end of flowering season
Reply:pansies drop there seeds all season long as long as they have time to ripen but in the fall you should have lots of them
I have window boxes in my garden filled with pansies I planted in Dec, when should they die off.?
I want to replant with bedding but the pansies are still in full bloom and I don't want to kill them off, but am worried I might leave it to late for me summer bedding. the pansies also have a white powder dust on the leaves, Is this a sign of their end of season?. Thanks. Peter.
I have window boxes in my garden filled with pansies I planted in Dec, when should they die off.?
You don't tell me where you live...that being said; pansies are a "cool" season plant...so they should start flagging say when the temps in your area are consistently above 90 degrees...But plant your "hot" season plants now...Then they'll be ready to take over...
Reply:The thing with pansies is they self seed, this why you still have them. The white powder sounds like mildew, take them all out and make sure you use fresh compost.
Reply:I would agree that the white powder is likely to be powdery mildew. The pansies will be stressed by now hence the mildew, you can transplant them and this often gives them a fresh flush of life but in reality if you want Summer Bedding to give you any worthwhile show then you need to get them into the beds now, should have been in 3 or more weeks ago.
Good luck
Teeth
I have window boxes in my garden filled with pansies I planted in Dec, when should they die off.?
You don't tell me where you live...that being said; pansies are a "cool" season plant...so they should start flagging say when the temps in your area are consistently above 90 degrees...But plant your "hot" season plants now...Then they'll be ready to take over...
Reply:The thing with pansies is they self seed, this why you still have them. The white powder sounds like mildew, take them all out and make sure you use fresh compost.
Reply:I would agree that the white powder is likely to be powdery mildew. The pansies will be stressed by now hence the mildew, you can transplant them and this often gives them a fresh flush of life but in reality if you want Summer Bedding to give you any worthwhile show then you need to get them into the beds now, should have been in 3 or more weeks ago.
Good luck
Teeth
Can you grow pansies, violas, and johnny jump ups in the house in a sunny window? and little snapdragons?
I really like the plain violas.... I think some of them have a scent?
also
I found seeds for some snapdragons that bloom the first year. Is it worth a try indoors?
Thank you
Can you grow pansies, violas, and johnny jump ups in the house in a sunny window? and little snapdragons?
Yes just like in a greenhouse, need plenty of sunlight.
Reply:It's always worth trying your skills with growing plants indoors.
Water regularly, but lightly, and not on the leaves. Keep out of direct sunlight. If not enough light, then arrange a foil, light reflector near the plants.
A small plant feeding stick in each container will help to feed the plants via the roots.
The container for the snapdragons needs to be a little deeper than for the violas, which have a more fibrous root system,
Please tell me, what are 'Johnny jump ups!?'
also
I found seeds for some snapdragons that bloom the first year. Is it worth a try indoors?
Thank you
Can you grow pansies, violas, and johnny jump ups in the house in a sunny window? and little snapdragons?
Yes just like in a greenhouse, need plenty of sunlight.
Reply:It's always worth trying your skills with growing plants indoors.
Water regularly, but lightly, and not on the leaves. Keep out of direct sunlight. If not enough light, then arrange a foil, light reflector near the plants.
A small plant feeding stick in each container will help to feed the plants via the roots.
The container for the snapdragons needs to be a little deeper than for the violas, which have a more fibrous root system,
Please tell me, what are 'Johnny jump ups!?'
When will Winter Pansies flower until?
They are still going really strong, i took down my winter hanging basket today and replanted them into tubs as i thought it would be a shame to throw them away. There are evern new flowers still coming on them.
Will they flower all summer?
When will Winter Pansies flower until?
They go on for ages, they come out in the winter because they tolerate the cold weather, but also thrive if looked after in the summer.
Any reasons for the thumbs down, seems rather silly for three good replies.
Reply:Pansies do not like heat. Yes, it is a shame to have to throw them away, but you can always attempt to save some seed for next planting. I live in the deep south, plant my pansies in November. They are now getting scruffy looking. I plan on letting some flowers dry out before I pull them up, so that I can collect seeds. Pansies generally do not live thru the summer, unless you live in a very mild, northern climate with cool summers. My pansies will be totally gone by the end of May.
As long as your pansies are still blooming, great. However, mine did a profuse bloom before they started producing tiny stunted blooms. Depending on your region, they may start to wither sometime in the next few weeks. Good luck.
Reply:pansies are actually perennial so they should with any luck stay alive all summer and flower again next winter although i do find it can be a bit hit and miss as to whether they survive
Reply:Pop them into a flower bed. They will just keep right on flowering their little hearts out for you.
Reply:I *could* be wrong - but I think they will continue to bloom into the Summer! =)
Will they flower all summer?
When will Winter Pansies flower until?
They go on for ages, they come out in the winter because they tolerate the cold weather, but also thrive if looked after in the summer.
Any reasons for the thumbs down, seems rather silly for three good replies.
Reply:Pansies do not like heat. Yes, it is a shame to have to throw them away, but you can always attempt to save some seed for next planting. I live in the deep south, plant my pansies in November. They are now getting scruffy looking. I plan on letting some flowers dry out before I pull them up, so that I can collect seeds. Pansies generally do not live thru the summer, unless you live in a very mild, northern climate with cool summers. My pansies will be totally gone by the end of May.
As long as your pansies are still blooming, great. However, mine did a profuse bloom before they started producing tiny stunted blooms. Depending on your region, they may start to wither sometime in the next few weeks. Good luck.
Reply:pansies are actually perennial so they should with any luck stay alive all summer and flower again next winter although i do find it can be a bit hit and miss as to whether they survive
Reply:Pop them into a flower bed. They will just keep right on flowering their little hearts out for you.
Reply:I *could* be wrong - but I think they will continue to bloom into the Summer! =)
How do you feel about being picked or not picked as the BEST answer?
When people answer my questions I just love all of them and want to invite them all to my house for tea , then later maybe a movie and Monopoly or to just ask each other questions all night. I love it. I hate picking the BEST because everyone is the BEST for even caring. Right? Or am I being a Pansy?
How do you feel about being picked or not picked as the BEST answer?
You're being a pansy :-) The one that speaks to you and your heart at that moment is the one to choose.
You have a point, I've gotten some real caring and suprisingly smart answers from the community - and I am thankful, but we can only pick one. I always make it a point to, as you are doing, commend and thank the others, then move on to the next thing.
The worst decision is INDECISION :-)
Reply:Sometimes I know I've answered a question correct and first and I'm dissapointed when I don't get best answer. Like a factual question, like if someone asks who the first president is and I answer first and don't get it :(
If I ask an opinion question I have a hard time picking best, I'll just let it go to vote.
Reply:Its true what you are saying.But people ask questions to know or t get exact answers what they r looking for. Usually some may not frame questions properly as per their intentions, but still they r looking for their bulls eye answers. So when they pick the right answer naturally the other person gets glorified... making a felling u have done some thing good to others...
Reply:Some answers are standouts, and I will even read them and think that my answer to the same question was inadequate!
lol... then again, sometimes I read the 'best answer' and think 'that person didn't want help, they wanted people to agree with them!'.
I love when I get a 'best answer'. But I'm happy when someone chooses an answer that is factual, sensible, practical and realistic. I'm always disappointed when an answer is chosen that I feel has given poor advice or information.
Reply:Well, I'm only picked for best answer 3 % of the time. So when I'm not picked, I don't feel bad or anything. Generally I'm surprised which of my answers are picked as best. IMO, my best answers are never picked and my one word answers gain me ten point. So, meh.
BTW, I'd love to come over for tea sometime. When is good for you?
Reply:When I get a best answer I am thrilled that I have in some small way helped someone. I had one the other day (I did only a little research, from the other side of the world and found exactly what this person was looking for) she was so appreciative she called me an angel! That made my whole week! I appreciate all the people that take the time to answer but I think the people who write nasty things or inappropriate things spoil it for others, like us, we should just ignore them. I like your idea, why don't you put a suggestion to yahoo that they change the points system for say people with level 3, 4 so they can choose 1, 2 or 3 answers. Good 1 points, Better 3, points, Best 6 points? or something like that.
Reply:i always hate picking the best in general aswell - but at the end of the day you always have a favourite even if you dont want to share it to hurt others - but if the others have enough empathy they should understand that you have your own opinion
Reply:i feel fine being not picked as the bet answer.. at least i tried and i know that i helped even just a little bit or gave a little idea..
and, yes, i agree with you.. it's hard to pick the best answer because they are all the best for caring to help..
take care =)
Reply:if it's too irksome maybe you should try resisting picking a best and see if that works better for you.
i agree with you though, i get a lot of great answers but i do pick an answer that is even slightly better so he/she can score the points
Reply:I get frustrated when im not picked sometimes, because i answer to the best of my knowledge and experience, and sometimes soneone is picked for best answer that made a lame joke!
Grawr.
Can I be the Iron piece?
Reply:I don't get emotional about it.
I would feel good if something I thought I had done well on was recognized.
Often my responses are truthful but answered to questions that are for "fun".
No literary acumen required or recognition anticipated..
Reply:I happy when my answer was selected, bcos some people get use with my knowledge.
But we cant sure always, that we are genious.
So no worries when not selected.
Reply:I feel okay both ways.Everyone has the freedom to think and judge another's answer.
Reply:Just pick one lol
do eenie meenie minee mo!
or pick none and let everyone vote XD
Reply:l select the answer that best answers my question............
There can only be one.......
How do you feel about being picked or not picked as the BEST answer?
You're being a pansy :-) The one that speaks to you and your heart at that moment is the one to choose.
You have a point, I've gotten some real caring and suprisingly smart answers from the community - and I am thankful, but we can only pick one. I always make it a point to, as you are doing, commend and thank the others, then move on to the next thing.
The worst decision is INDECISION :-)
Reply:Sometimes I know I've answered a question correct and first and I'm dissapointed when I don't get best answer. Like a factual question, like if someone asks who the first president is and I answer first and don't get it :(
If I ask an opinion question I have a hard time picking best, I'll just let it go to vote.
Reply:Its true what you are saying.But people ask questions to know or t get exact answers what they r looking for. Usually some may not frame questions properly as per their intentions, but still they r looking for their bulls eye answers. So when they pick the right answer naturally the other person gets glorified... making a felling u have done some thing good to others...
Reply:Some answers are standouts, and I will even read them and think that my answer to the same question was inadequate!
lol... then again, sometimes I read the 'best answer' and think 'that person didn't want help, they wanted people to agree with them!'.
I love when I get a 'best answer'. But I'm happy when someone chooses an answer that is factual, sensible, practical and realistic. I'm always disappointed when an answer is chosen that I feel has given poor advice or information.
Reply:Well, I'm only picked for best answer 3 % of the time. So when I'm not picked, I don't feel bad or anything. Generally I'm surprised which of my answers are picked as best. IMO, my best answers are never picked and my one word answers gain me ten point. So, meh.
BTW, I'd love to come over for tea sometime. When is good for you?
Reply:When I get a best answer I am thrilled that I have in some small way helped someone. I had one the other day (I did only a little research, from the other side of the world and found exactly what this person was looking for) she was so appreciative she called me an angel! That made my whole week! I appreciate all the people that take the time to answer but I think the people who write nasty things or inappropriate things spoil it for others, like us, we should just ignore them. I like your idea, why don't you put a suggestion to yahoo that they change the points system for say people with level 3, 4 so they can choose 1, 2 or 3 answers. Good 1 points, Better 3, points, Best 6 points? or something like that.
Reply:i always hate picking the best in general aswell - but at the end of the day you always have a favourite even if you dont want to share it to hurt others - but if the others have enough empathy they should understand that you have your own opinion
Reply:i feel fine being not picked as the bet answer.. at least i tried and i know that i helped even just a little bit or gave a little idea..
and, yes, i agree with you.. it's hard to pick the best answer because they are all the best for caring to help..
take care =)
Reply:if it's too irksome maybe you should try resisting picking a best and see if that works better for you.
i agree with you though, i get a lot of great answers but i do pick an answer that is even slightly better so he/she can score the points
Reply:I get frustrated when im not picked sometimes, because i answer to the best of my knowledge and experience, and sometimes soneone is picked for best answer that made a lame joke!
Grawr.
Can I be the Iron piece?
Reply:I don't get emotional about it.
I would feel good if something I thought I had done well on was recognized.
Often my responses are truthful but answered to questions that are for "fun".
No literary acumen required or recognition anticipated..
Reply:I happy when my answer was selected, bcos some people get use with my knowledge.
But we cant sure always, that we are genious.
So no worries when not selected.
Reply:I feel okay both ways.Everyone has the freedom to think and judge another's answer.
Reply:Just pick one lol
do eenie meenie minee mo!
or pick none and let everyone vote XD
Reply:l select the answer that best answers my question............
There can only be one.......
Why is it considered wrong for men to cry?
When women cry it's because they are women and they get emotional, but when I cry I get called a pansy. Why?
Why is it considered wrong for men to cry?
hi sebastian , i read your question and its considered wrong in society because of down the thousands of years of evolution ,both males and females were categorized by there gender qualities,but societys thinking and expectations on males were different , society thinks that if males cry then we are showing a female trait/quality and that shows weakness, this is not truth of course but its what societys believes and society does not want males to feel this crying emotion due to wanting males to be strong and show that they can cope with anything, as they think this is the answer to coping through adversity, the strong survive but the weak emotional ones fall by the wayside, this is also incorrect thinking by society but its what society thinks.So it is very wrong that people call you a pansy, im very sorry they do that but untill society changes there crazy,long held ideas then it will not change, its only healthy for males and females to cry and release our emotions, if we store them up and dont release them then one day the anger from not releasing the hurt and pain will turn into rage,so i really hope that you can reason with those people who call you that name and hopefully maybe they might stop it ,i really hope they do, so i wish you my greatest wishes take good care bye sebastion
Reply:hi sebastian, yes i see now and i hope my answer has helped in understanding i wish you my very best, and thanks for the points ,take very good care bye Report It
Reply:because guys are supposedly "macho men" w/out feelings, which is jacked up. if your friends call u a pansy, its not u , its them, and need 2 find somenew friends! :)
Reply:It's not wrong, and if they say its wrong then who made them lord of the rule making? We can do what we want.
Reply:I think, for me, it depends on why the man is crying.
I also think that its about men being the 'protectors.' Women want to feel safe. If their man lets every little thing get to him then that feeling of safety goes away because he can't even manage to fend for himself.
Reply:The reason this is, is because of our culture it goes all the way back to England. Society and Culture play an important part of every country, this is their personality if you will, it is basically the way we were raised and tought. Now remember every culture is different for instance in the Middle East Women do not show emotion in public only men. Now please unterstand that I am not giving my opinion on whether it is right or wrong only why most people belive it to be "pansy" like.
Reply:I don't think its wrong.
Reply:B/c we as in everyone in the past has set a high standard for men..They are suppose to be the strong one of the household. To not be senitive..but instead the one who holds everyone else up.
But in my opion this is wrong..I think it good that everyone man and women cry. It helps get the emtions out.
Reply:A stupid, no heart person would call you that,these days it is not considered wrong far a man to cry and show his emotions, just shows he has a heart.and true feelings for others.
it was never wrong, people just use to see things different than they do today.
Reply:Only narrow-minded people thing it is wrong for men to cry.
Reply:because your friends suck. jk. but it doesnt make you pansy, if those were your friends saying that...then ya. they suck. 'dunwryboutit'
Reply:its ok to be a pansy. its not considered wrong but its considered kinda weird.
Reply:Society has done that..but for me a man cries sensitive
Reply:because you are a pansy, especially for askng this, what are you trying to do, come off as an emotional guy to get attention from the ladies on here. U suck
Reply:Because guys are supposed to be strong and not emotional. They're supposed to be tough, not pansies as you call them.
Reply:I think that it's ok for a man to cry. you have feelings too and some things are sad no matter who you are. good luck.
Reply:i don't know thats just the way it is so we have to deal with it
Reply:Because it's true that men are less emotional in times like that, than women. And men (thanks to instincts) often have to make a contest out of anything. So, if some can hold back tears in times of problems, the others look weak, yah?
It's just based off of original instict.
Reply:i dont know i think guys are allowed to cry cuz men can express they're feelings to ya no. i think it is cute when they cry dont ask why cuz i dont know why. buti guess guys are known for being tuff and strong and other ppl arent used to seeing other guys cry. i think that they can cry to.
Reply:I don't think it's wrong for guys to cry. I've seen many-a-dudes when a sport event and cry from overwhelming joy %26amp; happiness. Also, if your a married man and your wife dies... you WILL see some tears. I saw plenty of men cry on 9/11....
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Why is it considered wrong for men to cry?
hi sebastian , i read your question and its considered wrong in society because of down the thousands of years of evolution ,both males and females were categorized by there gender qualities,but societys thinking and expectations on males were different , society thinks that if males cry then we are showing a female trait/quality and that shows weakness, this is not truth of course but its what societys believes and society does not want males to feel this crying emotion due to wanting males to be strong and show that they can cope with anything, as they think this is the answer to coping through adversity, the strong survive but the weak emotional ones fall by the wayside, this is also incorrect thinking by society but its what society thinks.So it is very wrong that people call you a pansy, im very sorry they do that but untill society changes there crazy,long held ideas then it will not change, its only healthy for males and females to cry and release our emotions, if we store them up and dont release them then one day the anger from not releasing the hurt and pain will turn into rage,so i really hope that you can reason with those people who call you that name and hopefully maybe they might stop it ,i really hope they do, so i wish you my greatest wishes take good care bye sebastion
Reply:hi sebastian, yes i see now and i hope my answer has helped in understanding i wish you my very best, and thanks for the points ,take very good care bye Report It
Reply:because guys are supposedly "macho men" w/out feelings, which is jacked up. if your friends call u a pansy, its not u , its them, and need 2 find somenew friends! :)
Reply:It's not wrong, and if they say its wrong then who made them lord of the rule making? We can do what we want.
Reply:I think, for me, it depends on why the man is crying.
I also think that its about men being the 'protectors.' Women want to feel safe. If their man lets every little thing get to him then that feeling of safety goes away because he can't even manage to fend for himself.
Reply:The reason this is, is because of our culture it goes all the way back to England. Society and Culture play an important part of every country, this is their personality if you will, it is basically the way we were raised and tought. Now remember every culture is different for instance in the Middle East Women do not show emotion in public only men. Now please unterstand that I am not giving my opinion on whether it is right or wrong only why most people belive it to be "pansy" like.
Reply:I don't think its wrong.
Reply:B/c we as in everyone in the past has set a high standard for men..They are suppose to be the strong one of the household. To not be senitive..but instead the one who holds everyone else up.
But in my opion this is wrong..I think it good that everyone man and women cry. It helps get the emtions out.
Reply:A stupid, no heart person would call you that,these days it is not considered wrong far a man to cry and show his emotions, just shows he has a heart.and true feelings for others.
it was never wrong, people just use to see things different than they do today.
Reply:Only narrow-minded people thing it is wrong for men to cry.
Reply:because your friends suck. jk. but it doesnt make you pansy, if those were your friends saying that...then ya. they suck. 'dunwryboutit'
Reply:its ok to be a pansy. its not considered wrong but its considered kinda weird.
Reply:Society has done that..but for me a man cries sensitive
Reply:because you are a pansy, especially for askng this, what are you trying to do, come off as an emotional guy to get attention from the ladies on here. U suck
Reply:Because guys are supposed to be strong and not emotional. They're supposed to be tough, not pansies as you call them.
Reply:I think that it's ok for a man to cry. you have feelings too and some things are sad no matter who you are. good luck.
Reply:i don't know thats just the way it is so we have to deal with it
Reply:Because it's true that men are less emotional in times like that, than women. And men (thanks to instincts) often have to make a contest out of anything. So, if some can hold back tears in times of problems, the others look weak, yah?
It's just based off of original instict.
Reply:i dont know i think guys are allowed to cry cuz men can express they're feelings to ya no. i think it is cute when they cry dont ask why cuz i dont know why. buti guess guys are known for being tuff and strong and other ppl arent used to seeing other guys cry. i think that they can cry to.
Reply:I don't think it's wrong for guys to cry. I've seen many-a-dudes when a sport event and cry from overwhelming joy %26amp; happiness. Also, if your a married man and your wife dies... you WILL see some tears. I saw plenty of men cry on 9/11....
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What college teams get the benefit of the doubt from the NCAA pansies?
Notre Dame had a whore on retainer and gets a slap on the wrist. What would have happened to other schools with the same infractions? OU gets busted outright for paying players and basically got nothing.Do these institutions have pictures of the NCAA Committee taking advantage of Donkeys behind their respective AG Centers?
What college teams get the benefit of the doubt from the NCAA pansies?
Norte Dame in the rankings. 10 bowl games in 10 years without a win. Obviously they need a easier opponent.. Actually the SEC gets the benefit of the doubt as well for rankings even if it is the hardest conference in football. The SEC plays more division ll teams in football period. Look it up!
USC. Reggie took money as well as Garrett. It should come more out in the media, but USC is the only west coast team that can compete in college football. It gets thrown under the rug.
Miami in a negative aspect. Not all their players are criminals! only 95 percent!
Ohio State didn't get hit that hard. Alabama did because of Tennessee.
It all depends on the media and I guess the coach at the time if he has a good repore with the NCAA.
Reply:I'll make it simple:
Money! OSU, USC, Michigan, ND, OU, and other such high status football programs will get nothing because they bring in money...plain and simple. If the NCAA grew a pair, and tried to scorn one of those teams like they do the likes of a..(oh lets just say...) Illinois, South Carolina, UNC, Texas Tech, Mississippi, MSU, Arizona, or another mid-tier team, they would be shooting themselves in the foot. The would lose a ton of money if they struck down a team like OSU. OSU is money on TV. So is ND. Hell....NBC might get mad at the NCAA if they even looked at ND the wrong way. But no worries....because it just wont happen! Any team that rakes in THAT much money on a saturday for TV ratings and sellouts, they wouldnt dare touch up like that!!
Reply:I agree about Notre Dame, they always get the easy way out and get tv coverage even when they have a bad year. That school has a lot of money and money talks.
Reply:If it were an SEC team they would strip them of scholarships like they did Bama. Look at USC. Nothing will happen there. You might be right about those pictures. Hey warchant I did look it up and you know what? Turns out 4 other conferences in Division 1a have played more Division II schools than the SEC. The SEC has played a Division II team 146 times, Mountain West- 204 times, Mid-American- 555 times, Conference USA- 391 times, and the Big 12- 404 times. If it's a disgrace to play a Division II team how about a Division III team? The SEC has played a Division III team 581 times, Pac 10- 307 times, Big 12- 455 times, and the Big 10- 1,254 times. So the SEC doesn't pad their schedule with easy opponents anymore than (and a lot less than some) anyone else. Despite playing in the toughest conference in the NCAA. When you play Alabama, Auburn, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, LSU, and Tennessee each week; who could blame you for scheduling an easier team the other weeks.
Reply:I think so USC let Reggie Bush get a free house for over a year and nothing happened to them(I know ,they didn't pay for it but they knew)
Reply:It sure looks like USC is getting away with major infractions here in that it seems the NCAA is hoping everyone will forget about it. Geeeezzz, the Bush family settled out of court with the sports agent and we all know how slow our legal system is.
Sometimes I wonder if the coach has an impact. One thing that has always swelled my cohones is former coach and now ESPN analyst Lou Holtz. He leaves Notre Dame and they are placed on probation. He leaves South Carolina and they are placed on probation. ESPN and a whole host of people treat the twit as some respected indiviual. If it smells like sh*t then it is sh*t. The NCAA treated him lightly and for no good reason in my book. I think they are doing the same with Pete Carroll.
What college teams get the benefit of the doubt from the NCAA pansies?
Norte Dame in the rankings. 10 bowl games in 10 years without a win. Obviously they need a easier opponent.. Actually the SEC gets the benefit of the doubt as well for rankings even if it is the hardest conference in football. The SEC plays more division ll teams in football period. Look it up!
USC. Reggie took money as well as Garrett. It should come more out in the media, but USC is the only west coast team that can compete in college football. It gets thrown under the rug.
Miami in a negative aspect. Not all their players are criminals! only 95 percent!
Ohio State didn't get hit that hard. Alabama did because of Tennessee.
It all depends on the media and I guess the coach at the time if he has a good repore with the NCAA.
Reply:I'll make it simple:
Money! OSU, USC, Michigan, ND, OU, and other such high status football programs will get nothing because they bring in money...plain and simple. If the NCAA grew a pair, and tried to scorn one of those teams like they do the likes of a..(oh lets just say...) Illinois, South Carolina, UNC, Texas Tech, Mississippi, MSU, Arizona, or another mid-tier team, they would be shooting themselves in the foot. The would lose a ton of money if they struck down a team like OSU. OSU is money on TV. So is ND. Hell....NBC might get mad at the NCAA if they even looked at ND the wrong way. But no worries....because it just wont happen! Any team that rakes in THAT much money on a saturday for TV ratings and sellouts, they wouldnt dare touch up like that!!
Reply:I agree about Notre Dame, they always get the easy way out and get tv coverage even when they have a bad year. That school has a lot of money and money talks.
Reply:If it were an SEC team they would strip them of scholarships like they did Bama. Look at USC. Nothing will happen there. You might be right about those pictures. Hey warchant I did look it up and you know what? Turns out 4 other conferences in Division 1a have played more Division II schools than the SEC. The SEC has played a Division II team 146 times, Mountain West- 204 times, Mid-American- 555 times, Conference USA- 391 times, and the Big 12- 404 times. If it's a disgrace to play a Division II team how about a Division III team? The SEC has played a Division III team 581 times, Pac 10- 307 times, Big 12- 455 times, and the Big 10- 1,254 times. So the SEC doesn't pad their schedule with easy opponents anymore than (and a lot less than some) anyone else. Despite playing in the toughest conference in the NCAA. When you play Alabama, Auburn, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, LSU, and Tennessee each week; who could blame you for scheduling an easier team the other weeks.
Reply:I think so USC let Reggie Bush get a free house for over a year and nothing happened to them(I know ,they didn't pay for it but they knew)
Reply:It sure looks like USC is getting away with major infractions here in that it seems the NCAA is hoping everyone will forget about it. Geeeezzz, the Bush family settled out of court with the sports agent and we all know how slow our legal system is.
Sometimes I wonder if the coach has an impact. One thing that has always swelled my cohones is former coach and now ESPN analyst Lou Holtz. He leaves Notre Dame and they are placed on probation. He leaves South Carolina and they are placed on probation. ESPN and a whole host of people treat the twit as some respected indiviual. If it smells like sh*t then it is sh*t. The NCAA treated him lightly and for no good reason in my book. I think they are doing the same with Pete Carroll.
What does the term "pansy" mean?
Mmkay people are calling me a"pansy" what do they mean?
What does the term "pansy" mean?
Main Entry: 1pan·sy
Pronunciation: 'pan-zE
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural pansies
Etymology: Middle English pancy, pensee, from Middle French pensée, from pensée thought, from feminine of pensé, past participle of penser to think, from Latin pensare to ponder -- more at PENSIVE
1 : a garden plant (Viola wittrockiana) derived chiefly from the hybridization of the European Johnny-jump-up (Viola tricolor) with other wild violets; also : its flower
2 a usually disparaging : a weak or effeminate man or boy b usually disparaging : a male homosexual
Reply:it is a negative comment, meaning they are not manly.
however, it is funny to note, the pansy (flower) is the most hearty of the annual flower. It can withstand frost, they are beautiful, and strong.
Reply:sissy, mary, little bit$%, girlie, soft, weak, wussy etc. pick your favorite
Reply:they mean ur gay......and u didn't know that....?.........................?........ on earth did u not know that!?!?!? im prolly younger then u and i know taht!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ANd wtf was the point us et this on the jokes and riddl;es page!?!??!?!?!?!
What does the term "pansy" mean?
Main Entry: 1pan·sy
Pronunciation: 'pan-zE
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural pansies
Etymology: Middle English pancy, pensee, from Middle French pensée, from pensée thought, from feminine of pensé, past participle of penser to think, from Latin pensare to ponder -- more at PENSIVE
1 : a garden plant (Viola wittrockiana) derived chiefly from the hybridization of the European Johnny-jump-up (Viola tricolor) with other wild violets; also : its flower
2 a usually disparaging : a weak or effeminate man or boy b usually disparaging : a male homosexual
Reply:it is a negative comment, meaning they are not manly.
however, it is funny to note, the pansy (flower) is the most hearty of the annual flower. It can withstand frost, they are beautiful, and strong.
Reply:sissy, mary, little bit$%, girlie, soft, weak, wussy etc. pick your favorite
Reply:they mean ur gay......and u didn't know that....?.........................?........ on earth did u not know that!?!?!? im prolly younger then u and i know taht!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ANd wtf was the point us et this on the jokes and riddl;es page!?!??!?!?!?!
Why do bad guy armies march like a bunch of pansies?
Why do the armies of rogue nations show how big and bad they are by marching through their streets while kicking their legs high like cute little cheerleaders?
Could it be that they didn't go to evil cheerleading camp for nothin?
Why do bad guy armies march like a bunch of pansies?
Marching styles such as the Nazi Goosestep are a way for dictators to break down the soldiers mind to make them more submissive. The marches are a display of national strength.
Reply:Why not?
Tradition is tradition.
We have all kinds of marches that we do in the Army. Some is for fun and others are for show.
Reply:My country (Russia) does the "goose step" We are not a third world country, and we are not cheerleaders. I've been to Chechnya and Dagestan. its just a traditional drill. Why does USA spin rifles around? Why Does Britain and Canada and the Aussies stamp their feet when doing drills?
Who cares, is just traditional old drill.
Since your curious about the origins? For us, it came from Imperial Russia, under the Czar. I believe we got the tradition it self from the Germans. if I recall. (Im not too sure) it was invented by Otto Von Bismarc, for the intimdating "CUSH CUSH CUSH CUSH" sound that it makes when a large formation does that march. It sounds like crushing rocks.
Could it be that they didn't go to evil cheerleading camp for nothin?
Why do bad guy armies march like a bunch of pansies?
Marching styles such as the Nazi Goosestep are a way for dictators to break down the soldiers mind to make them more submissive. The marches are a display of national strength.
Reply:Why not?
Tradition is tradition.
We have all kinds of marches that we do in the Army. Some is for fun and others are for show.
Reply:My country (Russia) does the "goose step" We are not a third world country, and we are not cheerleaders. I've been to Chechnya and Dagestan. its just a traditional drill. Why does USA spin rifles around? Why Does Britain and Canada and the Aussies stamp their feet when doing drills?
Who cares, is just traditional old drill.
Since your curious about the origins? For us, it came from Imperial Russia, under the Czar. I believe we got the tradition it self from the Germans. if I recall. (Im not too sure) it was invented by Otto Von Bismarc, for the intimdating "CUSH CUSH CUSH CUSH" sound that it makes when a large formation does that march. It sounds like crushing rocks.
Is Pansy parkinson are jealousof hermione granger?
because she is really pretty
Is Pansy parkinson are jealousof hermione granger?
maybe...pansy is supposedly ugly even though she has sexy draco. . . draco might secretly like hermione because he picks on her the most and there's other evidence of it. maybe pansy is jealous of hermione if thats true.
Reply:in the books no, becuase pansy is suposed to be ugly and hermione is NOT supposed to be as attractive as emma watson. in the movie, pansy really isnt in it enough to tell
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Is Pansy parkinson are jealousof hermione granger?
maybe...pansy is supposedly ugly even though she has sexy draco. . . draco might secretly like hermione because he picks on her the most and there's other evidence of it. maybe pansy is jealous of hermione if thats true.
Reply:in the books no, becuase pansy is suposed to be ugly and hermione is NOT supposed to be as attractive as emma watson. in the movie, pansy really isnt in it enough to tell
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How many dates until it is "safe" to get her a christmas present - i dont want to scare her off or look pansy?
last year i found myself with the same question and got her something small.
she flaked and stopped returning calls etc.
DONT WANT THAT TO HAPPEN.
i just started seeing a very special lady and by christmas we will have probably gone on 6 or so dates...
didnt know if that was pushing it or if i was safe.
please keep in mind im not talking diamonds...
i was thinking either some hand hammered silver earrings ($35) or a nice journal or something....
If you think its safe which would be better....unless you have another suggestion.
thanks for the answers...
How many dates until it is "safe" to get her a christmas present - i dont want to scare her off or look pansy?
well, if its offical i think u should get her something dat express how much u lov her....dont forget, its not all about da expenses, its about how yall feel for each otha
Reply:Yes - go with something small and simple - based on something she likes. Does she like something lots and lots? Base the gift on that.
Reply:all girls like for the guy that they r interested in to get them something,the other girl was probably not that in to in the first place, if yu think that she would apreciate a gift from u then you should, but it cant be something that she would feel pressured by,like a teddy bear, but make sure it doesnt say anything mushy on it.
Reply:hmmm, try something more personel, like a music cd, jewelery my be implying something serious, if you have only dated a few times, keep it simple.
she flaked and stopped returning calls etc.
DONT WANT THAT TO HAPPEN.
i just started seeing a very special lady and by christmas we will have probably gone on 6 or so dates...
didnt know if that was pushing it or if i was safe.
please keep in mind im not talking diamonds...
i was thinking either some hand hammered silver earrings ($35) or a nice journal or something....
If you think its safe which would be better....unless you have another suggestion.
thanks for the answers...
How many dates until it is "safe" to get her a christmas present - i dont want to scare her off or look pansy?
well, if its offical i think u should get her something dat express how much u lov her....dont forget, its not all about da expenses, its about how yall feel for each otha
Reply:Yes - go with something small and simple - based on something she likes. Does she like something lots and lots? Base the gift on that.
Reply:all girls like for the guy that they r interested in to get them something,the other girl was probably not that in to in the first place, if yu think that she would apreciate a gift from u then you should, but it cant be something that she would feel pressured by,like a teddy bear, but make sure it doesnt say anything mushy on it.
Reply:hmmm, try something more personel, like a music cd, jewelery my be implying something serious, if you have only dated a few times, keep it simple.
Need help on identifying a plant. I have a bush that is growing in a couple of places in my yard. It is very
thorny, grows on my chain link fence and has yellow flowers and red flowers on it. The flowers when open almost look like a pansy. I live in Utah and can't seem to figure out what it is. I have looked on all sites that I can think of. Can anyone help?
Need help on identifying a plant. I have a bush that is growing in a couple of places in my yard. It is very
http://www.ni-photos.jmcwd.com/gorse.jpg
This Gorse bush is thorny and yellows don't know about the red?
hope this helps
Reply:I am very sure this is a wild rose,( multifloro rose) which grows wild all over the united states and other countrys as well. People in the rose growing business use the root stock from the wild rose and graft their hybrid plants onto it for their rose bushes. Every hybrid rose bush has the wild rose root stock.
John F.
Reply:Please describe the foliage.
Are the flowers scented?
Reply:Could be cats claw. Go to the web and google it and see if it matches what you have.
Reply:Take a sample to a local nursery.... they often know their stuff.
Need help on identifying a plant. I have a bush that is growing in a couple of places in my yard. It is very
http://www.ni-photos.jmcwd.com/gorse.jpg
This Gorse bush is thorny and yellows don't know about the red?
hope this helps
Reply:I am very sure this is a wild rose,( multifloro rose) which grows wild all over the united states and other countrys as well. People in the rose growing business use the root stock from the wild rose and graft their hybrid plants onto it for their rose bushes. Every hybrid rose bush has the wild rose root stock.
John F.
Reply:Please describe the foliage.
Are the flowers scented?
Reply:Could be cats claw. Go to the web and google it and see if it matches what you have.
Reply:Take a sample to a local nursery.... they often know their stuff.
Who would win a brawl between Pachulia and Garnett?
My money is on Pachulia. He seems more rugged and not as much of a pansy.
Who would win a brawl between Pachulia and Garnett?
I'm with you, Zaza looks tough, and buff.
KG looks slim, and not strong at all.
Reply:KG would own Zaza.
He just won't, not now. When he is on the best chance on winning the championship. A brawl would mean suspension and he couldn't risk that. He knows that the team needs him all the way in order to win a championship. He couldn't afford to miss a game. He's got everything to lose. While Zaza could miss the rest of the playoffs and the Hawks wouldn't miss a beat. KG is focused on winning the championship now and he wouldn't waste this chance just because of some silly white boy thinking he is tough.
Reply:Wow that's tough- i don't think i've ever see K.G. in a fight in his career. It's tough to bet on a guy named: Zaza, but at the same time- he didn't back down last night.
I'd have to go with K.G. just because he seems like he's got bigger guns but it's a lot closer than anyone would think- kind of like the series.
If it was a team brawl- you know the Hawks with Josh Smith would kill the Celts.
Nickster
Reply:who cares. garnett would posterize that dude on the court. thats all that matters here.
Reply:KG would tear him up. I wouldn't exactly label KG as a pansy either... he's about as big a warrior as there is.
Reply:I say ZaZa, i knowit's Zaza, but i like ZaZa better.
you know they train those soviets to get those one hit pressure point killZ.
Reply:Pachulia. He looks like Andre the Giant
Reply:Garnett because he would kick him and he's a brother
Reply:i say KG with his made muscles would whoop pachulia the white boy
Reply:i say my boy KG would kick his butt any place any time no matter what the circumstances are.
Reply:KG takes it. he's from the Chi and ZaZa's arms are too short for a guy his height.
Who would win a brawl between Pachulia and Garnett?
I'm with you, Zaza looks tough, and buff.
KG looks slim, and not strong at all.
Reply:KG would own Zaza.
He just won't, not now. When he is on the best chance on winning the championship. A brawl would mean suspension and he couldn't risk that. He knows that the team needs him all the way in order to win a championship. He couldn't afford to miss a game. He's got everything to lose. While Zaza could miss the rest of the playoffs and the Hawks wouldn't miss a beat. KG is focused on winning the championship now and he wouldn't waste this chance just because of some silly white boy thinking he is tough.
Reply:Wow that's tough- i don't think i've ever see K.G. in a fight in his career. It's tough to bet on a guy named: Zaza, but at the same time- he didn't back down last night.
I'd have to go with K.G. just because he seems like he's got bigger guns but it's a lot closer than anyone would think- kind of like the series.
If it was a team brawl- you know the Hawks with Josh Smith would kill the Celts.
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Reply:who cares. garnett would posterize that dude on the court. thats all that matters here.
Reply:KG would tear him up. I wouldn't exactly label KG as a pansy either... he's about as big a warrior as there is.
Reply:I say ZaZa, i knowit's Zaza, but i like ZaZa better.
you know they train those soviets to get those one hit pressure point killZ.
Reply:Pachulia. He looks like Andre the Giant
Reply:Garnett because he would kick him and he's a brother
Reply:i say KG with his made muscles would whoop pachulia the white boy
Reply:i say my boy KG would kick his butt any place any time no matter what the circumstances are.
Reply:KG takes it. he's from the Chi and ZaZa's arms are too short for a guy his height.
Have you heard about trailing pansies for hanging baskets?
Just read about them today.
Have you heard about trailing pansies for hanging baskets?
Yes, Thomson and Morgan seed and plant company has introduced them this year, and they look great. They're named Friolina, and come in several colours - and they're fragrant too!
There's a photo and information on this link to their site:
http://plants.thompson-morgan.com/produc...
At around £1.50 for 10 plants they're dearer than typical pansies, but something really different.
Hope this helps. Good luck! Rob
Reply:yes i have heard of them, my boyfriends sister has them growing in her baskets, and do get some they look lovely really cheerful.
Reply:No, I have my baskets done now and they are starting to bud nicely.
Reply:No but I bet my mum has.
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Have you heard about trailing pansies for hanging baskets?
Yes, Thomson and Morgan seed and plant company has introduced them this year, and they look great. They're named Friolina, and come in several colours - and they're fragrant too!
There's a photo and information on this link to their site:
http://plants.thompson-morgan.com/produc...
At around £1.50 for 10 plants they're dearer than typical pansies, but something really different.
Hope this helps. Good luck! Rob
Reply:yes i have heard of them, my boyfriends sister has them growing in her baskets, and do get some they look lovely really cheerful.
Reply:No, I have my baskets done now and they are starting to bud nicely.
Reply:No but I bet my mum has.
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Will there be any auditions for Pansy Parkinson?
just need to know if there will be any auditons for this role
Will there be any auditions for Pansy Parkinson?
Wow - you really want a part in the next HP film don't you?!?!
Don't they just hold open auditions? You can go and queue up with the other 10 million girls who want to get near Daniel Radcliffe and his mates.........Good luck
Reply:Who is she?
Reply:What.?
Reply:Only if your name is Daffy Daffodil
Reply:Why not, anything that catches your Fancy.
Will there be any auditions for Pansy Parkinson?
Wow - you really want a part in the next HP film don't you?!?!
Don't they just hold open auditions? You can go and queue up with the other 10 million girls who want to get near Daniel Radcliffe and his mates.........Good luck
Reply:Who is she?
Reply:What.?
Reply:Only if your name is Daffy Daffodil
Reply:Why not, anything that catches your Fancy.
What is a pansy?
not the flower,but when some one says your a pansy
what does that mean? gay?
ha sorry dont know
What is a pansy?
Not necessarily, although it's used that way sometimes. More generally it refers to someone who is terribly meak or gutless and doesn't stand up to others.
Reply:It means camp. Which is similar to gay (Girly).
Reply:delicate and floral ( gay)
what does that mean? gay?
ha sorry dont know
What is a pansy?
Not necessarily, although it's used that way sometimes. More generally it refers to someone who is terribly meak or gutless and doesn't stand up to others.
Reply:It means camp. Which is similar to gay (Girly).
Reply:delicate and floral ( gay)
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