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Comments (5)Snow Drift was very healthy last year, with just a little bit of black spot late in the season. I died down to the ground last winter, so not as hardy as some of the others. I got it as a band in 2007 so it's pretty small yet. Hot Wonder was a disappointment last year. It got black spot pretty bad, though in 2007 it was much healthier. It is fairly hardy though as it only died back to snow line. It regrows well and puts on a good show. Some think the color is a little harsh, but I like it. Great Wall was another disapointment as it had black spot on par with Hot Wonder. Last year was my first year with it so it wasn't very big yet. I'm will giving mine another year, if it doesn't improve I'll shovel prune it. Champlain is very healthy only getting a little powdery mildew late in the season. It is also hardy to the snow line and is usually one of the first to bloom. Two others that are not on your list that I recommend are My Hero and Chuckles. Both are very healthy and both are hardy to the snow line with good regrowth and lots of flowers. As for cultural practices, I don't spray my roses and I put something down around the base of them in late fall for winter protection. Paul...See Moreeasy care flowers
Comments (13)I recieved two hardy hibiscus this spring that have just started blooming, and tedevore is right, while the flowers are wonderful, they are closed up by late afternoon. I wonder if it is because the late afternoon full sun is too strong for them? I had Maximillian sunflowers in the ground before I moved. What a tall airy bright plant!! I think I will try those in pots and the tithonia as well next year. I had some blanket flowers last year that did not come back- now I see that there are annual and perennial forms- I will try those again as well. Phlox-yes!! Recieved a pastel pink one at the spring swap- love the variety of colors- will be adding more (-: Rudbeckias, tickseed, and coneflowers all sound interesting, as well. The clemantis in my area are all done blooming, will they rebloom? I wonder if I could plant moonflower and morning glories together and achieve round the clock blooms?...See MoreEnough slacking ... time to accessorize
Comments (40)Juju, This is really out there, but here goes! I was in a waiting room today at the vet's and they had Country Living. I saw a bench in there, not sure if you have any place for it or if you hate it, but figured a Michigander might like the link to the automotive tradition! There are called tailgate benches and they are on Etsy. There are many different kinds. Probably too rustic for you, but I am a sucker for any kind of patina......See MoreIs it easy to care for calathea?
Comments (94)my zebra plant dropped the top 2 new leaves!! I’ve been keeping it moist and I know it is moist because the water keeps draining of out the pot. Then yesterday, I withheld some water because I thought I might be overwatering this plant because the tips are turning brown and the leaves are yellowing. Not sure if it’s due to the pesticide but it’s an organic pesticide so it shouldnt i guess. So I thought maybe I overwatered. The soil is still moist throughout the day but it suddenly dropped 1 new leaf. then I watered and this morning another leaf was dropped. what might have caused it?...See Morebbstx
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