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Comments (13)So many wonderful blooming flowers and arrangements! Seeing all these blooming flowers, makes me know I have work to do to ensure full time blooming. My daylily area is about ready to open up...likely this weekend. The Russian sage is super close too. I have the Shasta Daisy that are blooming but the bug problem (other post) is dampening my excitement. Gardencloe, what variety is the Shasta Daisy you have? I love the compactness of it and the height. The Becky and Alaska I have are a bit too tall in some of the locations I have them, and I'd like to add another shorter variety. Do you get a long bloom? Can you use them for cut flower arrangments?...See Morelet’s see your landscape!
Comments (4)We are in the PNW and growing hydrangeas is not difficult due to the rain, moderate temps and angle of the sun. Zone 7 - 8 is perfect and fossils of hydrangeas are quite common - so they have been growing here for millions of years. Most of the following photos were taken the last few days - so they are going dormant. You will also see many small pots and plants that will be sold at our garden club plant sale in May. My style of landscape is 'the one with the least amount of soil....wins' lol It is also called layering, and possible because we don't have to protect in winter, or worry about mildew - so we can grow them very close together. Anyway - that's my story and I'm sticking to it! Back garden, Asperas, Lady in Red, Pia, and Nikko Blue in back - planted to hide fence. Aspera, Serrata - Beni Gaku, Oakleaf, new serratas still in pots. Other side of garden, Aspera, Mac. Kluis Superba, New Serratas Miss Saori and two Kiyosumi Along the driveway, raised and shaded under vine maples Hydrangeas and hardy fuchsias are great companions....See MoreLet’s share something you probably overpaid for but.....
Comments (15)My house, but I was so tired of looking at messed up houses with bad lots and then getting messed over by a new home builder. A super heavy bright red (pretty) dutch oven I bought a few years ago. I use it very rarely and just gave it to my daughter the other day. Took my crock pot to Salvation Army today too. I prefer my old cheapy aluminum stock pot and now I have an Instant Pot that I can use as a slow cooker too so no need for either of those items. I also gave Salvation Army a Tupperware pitcher that I don't use anymore. I'm pretty sure I paid a lot for that thing since their stuff is so expensive. Then there was the Dyson Animal I bought because my dogs shed like crazy, it eventually died and I finally threw it out since I don't have carpeting anymore. I did buy it on sale but still way to expensive for lasting only a few years....See MoreLet’s share January blooms or anything pretty
Comments (43)Thanks, you never know where I'll show up. ;-) Its my understanding that the IPG collection was privately owned by someone who lived in Cananda and was then gifted to IPG in owners later years. IPG has had this only for a little over 10 years now....See MoreFrozeBudd_z3/4
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