My GA Garden Spring 2024
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Comments (101)Neely, I'd be a little sad about selling your vacation home too, those are usually just associated with vacations and family events and mostly good things. Life changes, though, so I hope whatever happens works out well for you and your family. I don't know what is happening there with you but here real estate is selling like crazy in spite of the interest rate increases and the big price hikes, I'm not sure why. I'd need some rice for that nice saucy korma, though! Sleevendog, I need to stock up on flours and things too, I"ve been diligently working to use up or discard old/outdated items or those that have just deteriorated in quality enough that they need replacement. But it's gardening time, and I'm busy babying my little plants, fertilizing asparagus, pruning grapevines and spraying fruit trees for fungus with our weird weather. Anyway, Elery likes Mexican food a lot and we are surrounded by farms and orchards, so a lot of Hispanic workers come seasonally and many more stay year round. Authentic (and cheap) grocery stores are plentiful, although there are just as many that are neither cheap nor authentic, so those have to be weeded out, usually by a bad experience! Lobster rolls sound good, but I'm driving our neighbor to a nearby town as her car is out of service. She says she'll take me to dinner, there's a local pizza joint that is known for their breadsticks and she loves them. So, it'll probably be soup and breadsticks. Annie...See More2024 Spring Swap - Saturday May 4, 2024
Comments (56)Confirming: Lester: Black bearded iris, Cestrum 'Orange Peel,' and Daphne Marianni cuttings for: Sedum 'Angelina,' Campus radicans, Yoya carnose and Jasminum 'Frojas' Brenda: 'My Sleeping Angel' daylily, 4" white iris, and Pulmonaria for: Tiarella, blood root, and rue anemone Rose: Ajuga, Canna 'Bengal Tiger,' and Pulmonaria for: Spanish bluebells, Homestead tomato, and Sweet banana pepper Karen: 4" white iris for: Arisaema Sikokianum seedlings Sabji: Rose of Sharon cuttings, Yellow hellebore and Hellebore seedlings for: Castor beans and hot chili seeds...See MoreRoses on the Patio - Spring 2024 Tour
Comments (18)Elena - what a lot of people do here to keep their roses safe during the winter is to use styrofoam that is about 3 inches thick, build a cage around all the roses in their garden, stuff the space with garbage bags filled with leaves, and then put another thick styrofoam on top. You could try something like that for a few roses and see if it works. ??...See MoreRose Garden Tour - Spring 2024
Comments (15)Thank you, Hoang Ton, for the quite fabulous spring rose tour of your beautiful garden. I surprised myself by being most impressed by the stunning Lady in Red climber, which I know nothing about. What a gorgeous way to welcome visitors to your house. Also impressive were the Iceberg hedge, Raold Dahl, Jubilee Celebration, the great color of Lady of Shalott, and the many rose companions you grow so well. I loved the vignettes you captured in your video. You've got a lot of lovely views to just stare at. Thanks. Diane...See MoreArtist-FKA-Novice Zone 7B GA
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