Though the weather is not exactly frightful, it still ain’t all that delightful, so I am glad I’ve got it going on both outside (above) and in (below).
And here you may note the promising results of the “throw ‘em in a big hole” method. See more on GWI.
Posted by Elizabeth Licata on April 15, 2009 at 10:00 am, in the category Bloom Day.
Commented on Plants we Love to Hate { Love this topic! I'll throw in star jasmine (aka confederate jasmine). Its everywhere! ground cover, trained up in ugly board fences. Customers always ask if... } – Jun 19, 2:12 PM
Commented on Plants we Love to Hate { In the back beds of a forested yard, these different colors stand out especially when designed to be viewed from one or two spots only.... } – Jun 19, 12:20 PM
Commented on Plants we Love to Hate { I'm open to trying any plant that isn't listed on the invasive species list for my state. I've learned that it is all about context... } – Jun 19, 11:51 AM
Commented on I Wish They All Could Be California Flowers { To your list of "To what do we owe this change", you should add scientific research (ie., there are better, more reliable methods of bug... } – Jun 19, 11:12 AM
Commented on I Wish They All Could Be California Flowers { what kind of sulfur product are they using against powdery mildew? The link doesn't specify. If it is copper sulfate, I wouldn't be cheering it... } – Jun 19, 10:58 AMWe are:
perfect
magazine
gardens.
Gardening
our
asses
off.
Having a
hell of a lot
of fun.
