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Comments (6)Look for "white" daylilies. They are not really true white and have a beautiful, creamy yellow pastel color. I bought some on Ebay at the end of the growing season very cheap last year. Since we can plant them in the fall with no problem, it was a good deal and I had beautiful flowering plants this year. Slightly brighter but not harsh is the daylily "moontraveller" which I highly recommend. It re-blooms really nicely and is very, very floriferous. Evergreen here, and one of the best habits of any of my daylilies. I would also suggest the Italian "white" sunflowers. They also flower a very pale yellow. How about Dahlias? I have "Kelvin Floodlight" and it is gorgeous! OODLES of flowers this time of year, and a good plant to add some height to the garden. I have an iris called Baby Blessed. Its shorter, very early and has lovely ruffles. It's a bi-color mixed with white and smells heavenly. The yellow in it is another lovely color. No gold tones at all to it. GGG...See MoreIntroducing my new garden & Abraham Darby
Comments (27)Haha! Titian - I really laughed at the description of your "feral" hollyhock! I could just picture it in my mind!! Do you have a photo? I'd love to see it! Yes, my hollyhocks have been a LOT of bother too. As I said, they've had rust and spider mites and white flies and every-other-pest-in-the-garden... the lower leaves turn yucky & yellow and fall off, leaving bare knees... and the individual flowers only really last a day... but still, I really love them. :-) I've cut down all the big "first" stalks now as I read online that this will encourage new - shorter - stalks to grow from the base and that seems to be working. So hopefully I'll get another crop of flowers before the summer is over. Do you know if they'll flower again next year? Should I leave them in the ground or dig them up and start again with new seedlings for next year? I know normally, they're biennials so you leave them the first year - but mine have all flowered now in their first year so I don't know if that means they're finished? Oh, I'd LOVE to try and teas and other OGR's but sadly, I think I'm already running out of garden space. At least, of the prime spots for roses... I really only have a tiny garden, with very narrow beds. . Kristine - thank you for the compliment! :-) I'm sad to report that I had a look at my Abraham Darby yesterday and oh dear - he DOES have some blackspot on the lower leaves!! :-( It's only very little and the overall bush is still very green & healthy and he's blooming again... but it's a bit ominous that he's doing this in hot, dry, summer weather. So it seems everybody is right about his disease susceptibility. Just thought I'd let you know so you're prepared - I hope he does well for you, though! ~ HY...See MoreFor those watching The Golden Bachelor Episode 4
Comments (18)I was sorry to see Teresa stay and Kathy go, tho I don't think either of them is a match. The fact that he can't see what a ditz (or whatever she is) Teresa is makes me a little nervous about his power of observation and discrimination. Gerry doesn't give me the creeps, but Teresa does. I don't think Kathy effectively defended or described to him why she'd told Teresa to zip it, which was too bad. On every one of these shows there is always a person who the chooser cannot see for what they are, but I think that is part of the scripted drama. As far as missing her daughter's wedding, I suspect it was probably a 2nd wedding; maybe something small and intimate, where her absence wouldn't be as much of a faux pas as at a big to-do....See MoreHome Town visits….for those watching The Golden Bachelor
Comments (9)@girlnamedgalez8a i agree, it's painful to watch. he seems like a nice guy but when push comes to shove, are any of these participants really ready to pull up stakes and move away from their families? i just don't see it happening. i'm sorry for the loss of your husband. mine has been gone for 16 years now, after a 2 year illness. i can't imagine moving away from his family, who i remain very close to. not to mention, i could never move away from my son and his family! i can't remember which woman it was but one of them sees her grandkids every day. i doubt she's thinking about packing her bags!...See More- 2 years ago
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