Zyperiris, it gets super cold in Kansas, like reeeeal cold, way colder than PNW. But the terrific thing about Lincoln in our zone is that it is always the first rose to bloom and the last rose to bloom. It will still bloom in DECEMBER!!!! zone 5 Kansas. Again, organic sea tea is critical for producing tons of basal breaks and prolific blooms, but if the rabbits get to the rose as flaurabunda says, Lincoln is TOAST! and rabbits love Lincoln canes because they are so soft thick and juicy, like a boiled carrot. If you touch a new thick Lincoln cane, the thorns are so soft that you can actually pet the cane and bend the thorns, that is why Lincolns are so irresistable to a rabbit. In 2009, Lincoln was the one rose the rabbits ate out of the 5 in my back lot. In 2010, I had a baby rabbit climb up my 3' tall wire mesh perimeter (bulges in the mesh that gave it a foothold). It had access to 5 roses again and the one rose it kept zeroing in on was my Lincoln. That's why you always have to put wire mesh directly all around the base of Lincoln itself! and extra deterrents like garlic clips and Bobex! I now have to triple protect my roses. Wire mesh fences only goes so far when it comes to Lincoln. Zyperiris, the petals may turn blue as they age, but in my garden most petals are still a brilliant red color when they fall, they rarely have the chance to turn blue, because what is so lovely about Lincoln is that unlike most roses, Lincoln blooms never rot and decay on the stem. They scatter brilliant red petals everywhere, which is sort of romantic to me, lol! Ingrid Bergman may be stunning but it has terrible fragrance, and fragrance is an absolute requirement in my garden. Mr. Lincoln does turn a bright maraschino red if there is scorching Midwest sun, but in places like northern Illinois or Pennsylvania it will be that gorgeous deep red for summer with the more Northern sunlight. Because we are still getting non-stop rains in Kansas, I'm getting more deep reds than I would normally.

lucky would do well on crickets that can be purchased from the local pet stores as well. they have a powder that you can sprinkle on the crickets to add vitamnins. also chipup tiny bits of lettuce and put it in for him and keep the terrarium tank moist by spraying it with a water bottle. this little guy is obviously a land dwelller. by spritzing the tank you are also insuring that he has water for him to lick at.

Some of the ones I find I can see an image but I can't figure out what it is. And none of them give the answer. I will do one of those and see if we can figure it out together. When I have a hard time I go to my tablet or laptop and the biggest picture usually helps me.

Really like this one! It goes into 3-D very easily, and stays there! I expected the 'answer' in the corner to be distracting, but it's not. I love all the 'layers'! Rusty