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Comments (12)Marilyn honey, we built that fence a couple of years ago in April or May! :) There's no way I'd be building fences right now!!! LOL We did, however, finally get some rain yesterday and last night, so I was out at 6 this morning, doing some much needed edging of my garden beds. I also got some more flats filled with potting soil and planted more dl seed. Then I transplante some other potted things into larger pots. UPS came about noon and brought my Daylily World order. So, of course, I had to pot those beauties. Got clumps, not double fans!! Now it's air conditioning and a nice shower for me. No more garden duties today!! Jan...See MoreLast one I promise Robusta 2nd shot
Comments (3)Ryan- 1st question: the one in the front is a Sabal minor "Louisiana" that I germinated in the summer of 2005. The other is a Sabal Minor "Mcuratian" (sp?) that I bought from plant delights in the summer of 2006. I'm guessing its about the same age as the other as they are about the same size. 2nd) I am going to place the pot over a flat grassless part of my yard abd let it root directly into the ground. In the fall I want to erect a greenhouse over it. I have a Filifera that is much smaller that I want to do the same to. thank you both for the kind words....See MorePromises promises!
Comments (7)Congrats on the new babies, they look good. I had one seedling whose seed leaves were fused along one side. They continued to grow into a cup shape for quite a while but no other leaves ever appeared and it finally died. Even though it takes a long time for a plumeria seedling to reach blooming size the plants grow fairly quickly. I have plants that I started last May that are now almost 2' tall with a 1" diameter stem. At least they aren't nearly as slow as a clivia from seed. Now that's a slowwww plant. Karyn...See MoreHow Tall Does Anna's Promise Rose Get?
Comments (7)Great bouquets, Romogen! As for Anna's Promise, I'd go with the middle bouquet colors. Pairing her with pale pinks and burgundies along with some brighter corals and yellows would be a fun combination. She'd also play nicely with more orange colored roses, and purple colors like salvias are a universal blending color in the garden. I have Anna's Promise in my "hot colors" bed, and she mixes well with all the sunset colors there. Cynthia...See More- 8 years ago
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