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Comments (2)You should take a look at this site. Lots of beautiful photos from all over the world, both on the garden scale and of individual flowers and plants. Look up my page - SneIrish Sue Here is a link that might be useful: garden photos link...See MoreWhat are these flowers and plants in my new garden? *pic heavy*
Comments (6)I would say that no.8, though beautiful, is not an Ipomaea unfortunately but a pernicious perennial weed, Calystegia sepium. The absolutely worst weed I have in my garden. Follow the stems down and you will find long white roots which will run for miles and break if you try to pull them. Every piece will regrow. Here is a link that might be useful: Hedge bindweed...See MoreA few pics of the flowers in my garden
Comments (14)Most are on their first year, Gil. My Garden Party didn't make it through the winter last season so I wasn't impressed since I bought it as a potted lily. I wanted to put Salmon Star with it. :( I started all of these from bulbs and they have done well. Perfect year for them and my older ones have tripled! 2 sets of bloom on my tiger lilies and they are over 40 years old! Lots of water and tomato fertilizer.....I grew cucs in with the lilies in the new bed. :) Ginny...See MoreFall garden pics: FLowers and veggies.
Comments (22)Sorie, I turned it all over by hand. Dug down to about ten to twelve inches deep. Had the soil tested. Mixed in my amendments - by hand - and pulled out all the Bermuda roots I could get. I keep after the Bermuda and focus on it a couple three times a year. Now, there's hardly any Bermuda in most of the beds, and only a little in others. I do have landscape cloth under the gravel walkways and under the sand, under the gravel....See More- 10 years ago
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