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Comments (8)I think I've got all my chocolate colors now.Seeds and plants I have on hand: Knautia(seeds from trade did give specific cultivar)Plants Milk Cocolate Foxglove..Plants and seeds Nicotiana Milk Chocolate..seeds Dianthus Sooty...seeds started Angelica gigas...plants and seeds Aquilgeia Chocolate Soldier...Seeds MG Chocolate Silene Purple Prince...plants Snaps Bronze Dragon...seedlings Bronze fennel...plant Seeds on order: Aquilgeia Single Black Delphiniums Kissed by Chocolate Hollyhock Chater's Chestnut Brown Nicotiana Chocolate Smoke Sunflower Chocolate Salpiglossis Royal Chocolate and I've traded for some other "chocolate" seeds: nigella Hot Fudge Sundae coleus Chocolate Mint Penstemon Choclate Drop I'm organizing my seeds so I can see what I'll need for the strawberrys and vanillas. Can't wait to get started winter sewing next month. I just dig out my grass.Although I do have a spot I'm going to put down some heavy duty weed block to kill the grass on the shady side of my dogs exercise area. Trying to hide it from veiw. Already have arborvitea on the sunny end...I'm putting hydrangeas on the shadey end. Peggy...See MoreOw, ow, ow! (whining)
Comments (11)Deer aren't really deadly of course but don't try telling that to a horse. Anyone on four legs (or two) or wheels, or rocks, trees, etc is potentially horse eating. This is the key thing to keep in mind about horses. And the other thing to keep in mind is that when they are scared, they run. ;) Its also possible she ran because the deer ran, not because she was afraid of it, but because she figured if IT had reason to run maybe she should too. With lots of training and "miles" she'll get more confident and secure. My trainer's two lesson horses are "bomb proof". Nothing phases those boys. They're also 22 years old. Image is only 6, she's already very calm and level headed for a horse so young, in a couple years she'll be VERY calm and sensible. In a couple years I'd put my Mom on her for a trail ride, but not quiet yet. ;) I still bounce better if I come off. hehe...See MoreHenri Martin, I owe someone a thank you
Comments (5)greybird, I will have to try Capitaine John Ingram. Olga, no doubt you and Robert were included in helping me choose. I have had Salet for years and it took a long time to bloom and has BS pretty bad but I like the color. Before Henri bloomed it threw out a four foot cane and was sitting there with a nice bush and that one long cane, funny to look at. I guess it was a sign, "Hey look what I can do". I have a tendency to order doubles of a rose I really like so maybe someday another Henri Martin will live here. Thank you. Mariannese, Yes, I'm so glad to have found Henri. Rene seems very vigorous for me. I wish you luck with your additions. Carla...See MoreAnnie, I owe you big!!
Comments (8)Ha ha ha. You are so welcome. That is great! That is a beautiful daylily. Soap powder gets rid of fleas and ticks too and all hard shelled or exoskeletal insects and bugs. Bye bye Fire ants! It softens their skeletons or shells and they die. Helps kill off mosquitoes harboring in wet grasses and flowerbeds too. Go easy on it. Use a fertilizer spreader for the lawn and large areas. I take a box of Gain or Tide with me when I go camping too. Works great to keep your whole campsite clear of things that bite. ~Annie...See More- 9 years ago
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