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Heather L.
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Are they new plants? I just planted everbearing strawberries this year, too, and the newborn fruits are on the tiny side. Mine didn't even ever have that many at one single time; 12 is a lot, congrats! :D Maybe it could be like orchards - I know wit…
What a lovely photograph! I've never been a fan of daylilies, but they sure do have some vibrant, look-at-me colors!! :D
Flowers sure can surprise you, huh? The red shrub rose I have was originally (believe it or not) a yellow tree rose! *_* I purchased it at Lowes my first year here, and by the second year, the tree was a dead stump, and all the off-shoot branches sp…
I've never before split plants, only because I hate to hurt them at the root zone like that. Every time I've tried relocating plants, they've ended up dying because of the shock, and I'm too sensitive to really handle it well. o_o That's why I prefe…
Ok that seems right, but that never happened before.
Yeah, i have a bunch of flower babies too.
Would going looking for new blooms and always told the kids to came look at
the new babies !
Thank you for the compliments, Dina and Haley! I really appreciate the kind words on my babies!! XD ^^
And you probably received a confirmation of Dina's comment, Haley, because you might be subscribed to this thread - "watching" some forums call i…
Thank you, but theses are not .
not sure what happened but the comment showed up in my email
Gorgeous!
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Splitting plants
I've never before split plants, only because I hate to hurt them at the root zone like that. Every time I've tried relocating plants, they've ended up dying because of the shock, and I'm too sensitive to really handle it well. o_o That's why I prefer to do a cottage-type wildflower garden, and let Nature do Her thing. However, some of the plants in my front bed have gotten too big and intrusive. The Hostas and Black-eyed Susans are enormous and
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 4:11pm on June 1, 2010,
Lana Marie Morgan Adler said… - Your hard work (or play) is paying off in a big way. Wow! Beautiful photography as well.
- At 10:58pm on March 5, 2010,
TJ said… - well, i dont really live in the suburbs...
nor do i even own any type of garden.
SO... any flowers that i may end up posting..
it will be more from my travels- which i dont
get the chance to do a whole lot of :/
but i do love flowers. they are so pretty...
i think in general they tend to make me feel happy too :D
- At 9:40am on January 23, 2010,
Carmela Taglialavore said… - Wow Heather........your flowers are just awesome ! I planted some astillbes but they look kind of weak. This year I have to get that spray and grow on them. Your garden looks well established...how long have these lovely flowers and vines been in the ground? Nature is so magnificent !
Carmela
- At 8:21am on January 7, 2010,
Dina A. Hill said…
- Hi Heather! Welcome to My Spray-N-Grow Garden! Your photos are impressive...what a gorgeous garden you have.
How long have you been using Spray-N-Grow?
We look forward to seeing more photos in the future.
Dina & the folks here at Spray-N-Grow
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