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Mark Your Calendars ... 4th Annual Virginia GW Gathering
Comments (33)Tomorrow is the Day!!! By my count, it looks like we'll have about 12 - 15 people here. The storm last night flattened the party tent. If we can't get it back up, we'll put the party in the pavillion under the pecan tree. There's still time for anyone within commuting distance to change their mind and decide to come. Shoot me an email through My Page on GW and I'll give you directions. I'm excited that we have a couple of new-comers this year! If you've wanted to see my garden in person, and meet lots of wonderful GW folks, this is an opportunity to do so. Hope to see you tomorrow, Connie...See MoreHartwood Fall Garden Social!!! Mark Your Calendar.
Comments (3)Thanks, Liz. We always have such a wonderful time. There's nothing much better than sharing friendships in the garden, and discovering new friendships. I look forward to this so much. The week of the social is going to be completely crazy with other commitments ... but I wouldn't miss this for anything. Let's hope for nice weather. If it isn't, we'll just take the party inside. Connie...See MoreMG Plant Sale in Gadsden April 24-25 - Mark your calendar
Comments (6)Hi Terry. Hope you'll be able to come. The address is 3200 W Meighan Blvd, Gadsden, AL 35904-1732. If it works, the link below should take you to a map. The arrow in the map and birdseye view is a block too far east. You'll turn into the parking lot across from 33rd St. When you turn into the parking lot, you'll see the County Board of Education building ahead of you and our demonstration garden on your left. Drive all the way to the back of the parking lot and you'll see the two greenhouses. (The picture in the birdseye view with the map is old and shows only one greenhouse.) On sale day, just follow the crowd! ;-) Alice Here is a link that might be useful: Map to Gadsden MG greenhouses...See Moremark your calendar...
Comments (5)I was reviewing the 'best of 2009' a week or so ago when writing my annual Christmas garden letter to a gardening friend up north (really NORTH! No electricity, no Internet etc. Her letters come typed on a manual typewriter - where does she get the ribbons these days?! Bears are her main wildlife garden pest!!) Here are the garden highlights I look forward to each year: April - just about anything that is showing green new growth! The early little spring bulbs that start appearing by mid-month are the first excitement. May - Tulips, particularly Ivory Floradale which open a soft yellow to bloom with the early botanical tulips like Turkestanica and Dasystemon Tarda and then fade to white to complement later tulips like Queen of the Night and Angelique. They are a combination that have all been coming back for 7-8 years now. Carpets of white trilliums starting around May 10th. But the peak is the Chinese wisteria tree which flowered spectacularly for the long weekend. I'm really looking forward to (hopefully - weather permitting...) a repeat of that for 2010! June - so many things..! Particularly the lilacs and Nelly Moser (?) clematis blooming together. Also, The President and Vyvyan Pennell clematises, peonies, Blanc Double de Coubert rose, and on and on.... July - The New Down rose swag, hydrangeas, Jackmani clematis on the south gate arbour August - Hardy hibiscus Sept. - Hardy hibiscus, Heptacodium, Viburnum berries Oct. - the last of the hibiscus, Viburnum berries, mums, asters and fall anemones plus autumn color as the month ages. And then the long sleep happens.... :-) Winter/snow in the garden is has its own attractions but it's not as pretty as summer and I don't like being stuck indoors. On the other hand, the rest is needed for the garden - and the gardener....See More- 4 years ago
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