Is this not the cutest plant ever!?!
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Comments (5)I know you're excited, I used to be too about that when I lived in OH. That thorny thing is probably a thuggish perennial weed where you are. Be careful about where the berries fall. Seedlings are extremely hard to pull. The novelty of this plant is long gone. This is where my Mom had a potted one......See MorePalmetto Sunrise--the cutest mini ever
Comments (6)Is it temp and time of day changing colors? That's a really pretty mini, I like all the colors of this. It makes it like many roses in one, always something new to look at and eye catching. Never seen this one before, or don't remember it, thanks for sharing it....See MoreCutest Poncho Ever!
Comments (3)It is a very pretty capelet! I did a little detective work and found that the knitter lives in Japan and is a member of Ravelry (an free online knitting site)- you may need to join Ravelry to look her up but I am posting her link. On her page (I assume it's a woman) you can send her a message and ask her directly what magazine she used. Hope this helps! Pat Here is a link that might be useful: Ravelry Link to Capelet knitter....See MorePusch Dwarf Norway Spruce - Cutest conifer ever!
Comments (18)Hy! I havea 'Pusch' too, and it's very nice. We had a really heavy Spruce bloom this year here in germany, and i have the hope, that some of the cones may develope seeds ^^. But my personal favorits are two, a pine and an other spruce. At first Pinus ponderosa 'J. M. WB Seedling #2" (can anyone tell me if that has gotten a "real name" meanwhile?) Second Picea orientalis 'Juwel' Third and lastly my favorite from my own selections. It's a Norway Spruce, found as a deer- browsed seedling with creamy new growth in 2012. In the meantime it hat developed a fine leader, is stable in it's dark green- bluish needles and the amazing new growth color, and i had named it 'Lights in the Darkness'. How sounds that to you :)?...See More- 11 years ago
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