My struggles with roses have entered their final phase: reconciliation. After getting rid of all the boring Meidiland shrubs that came with the house...
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Funny thing — last week I was actually (re)reading the book that inspired the film (coincidentally titled The Secret Life of Plants) it’s one of my favorites. After I saw the post on Gardenrant I had to watch the whole thing — I just finished now. I can’t express how much fun it was. Thanks for posting it.
I happen to know that plants have feelings. Laugh, ye of little faith. Things grow better when I pay attention to them, and also praise them. Trust me on this.
Ray Eckhart Commented on Plant Ideas Needed for Biodiverse Lawn { For Professor Roush. Although I can't find the orginal document, I've seen home (and landscape) versions of this, using PVC pipe, and cotton clothesline made... } – May 21, 5:15 PM
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Oh, god, I hope not. If so my plants are planning a bloody assasination attempt, after what I’ve brought upon them with the roofing.
It’s bad enough dealing with the human feelings.
Though remember my post from before–the way they communicate, etc.
Funny thing — last week I was actually (re)reading the book that inspired the film (coincidentally titled The Secret Life of Plants) it’s one of my favorites. After I saw the post on Gardenrant I had to watch the whole thing — I just finished now. I can’t express how much fun it was. Thanks for posting it.
Jeff Gillman
I happen to know that plants have feelings. Laugh, ye of little faith. Things grow better when I pay attention to them, and also praise them. Trust me on this.