Web ape reporting, sir

[roadrunnertwice]

First of all, Sedumphotos.net is now "all the way live." The pictures are all uploaded, I'm finishing up putting out the minorest of minor technical fires, and Dad is doing the hard work of writing the descriptions for all the plants. So anyway, if you're looking for high-res photos of the family Crassulaceae, you know the time and you know the place. (Seriously, there is some stunning stuff in there. Check it out.)

Secondly... the newly cut-loose SeaMonkey saw release recently. If you're in the mood for a retro trip, download it, and be reminded all over again why Firefox was such a great idea in the first place. (And yet... I can't bring myself to hate it. Nostalgia's a bizatch.)

Comments

[jahnny.livejournal.com]

hey, nice site. so, filly me in here: does your dad have a nursery? is it only sedums?

[roadrunnertwice]

Wah yes he does. It's not only sedums, but they're kind of a focus. Basically, we limit ourselves to low-growing, hardy perennials, so we've also got lots of ornamental and culinary thymes, some flowering mini-shrubs, iceplants, this one purple verbena that is probably our single biggest seller, and something like 200 varieties of hens-and-chicks. Also lots of unrelated groundcovery stuff.

[jahnny.livejournal.com]

ohh sounds cool! I love sedums (and purple verbena!). where is it? in oly? I want to come visit.

[roadrunnertwice]

It's out in Rainier, 'bout a half hour drive from Oly. Anyway, it's not in any way retail or "open to the public," but yeah, maybe you can visit sometime.