No clue about any master gardeners on this board, or experts. - PL

There are probably some.  I'm no expert or Mr. Greenjeans, who I loved when I was a little kid, but not better than the Captain.  Nobody could outdo Cap.  I like to keep my conversations light, until assumptions and name calling get my goat and the goat says baaah humbug.  Sorry if my other post seemed snarky, it wasn't intended as such.  I had no idea that you were referring to outside plants or perenniels or vegetables or what, since you didn't specify and I'm not psychic.  It doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things anyhow.  It's just fun doing this stuff and "communing with nature" in a different way, and having the peace and tranquility our green friends bring into our lives, no matter where.  This board isn't exclusive, it's for anything but work and politics.  Gardening just happens to be the main conversation right now.  No big deal.  If you enjoy it, stick around!  The more the merrier.

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