Mid Atlantic Gardens - Yours, Ours and Theirs forum: Spring has sprung! What's blooming in your garden? April 2011
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I'm too frustrated and DSO is here for us to go get some more stuff from the house. Right now my rumbling pickup is frustrating him.  |
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 Companion.Nothing that's been done can ever be changed. |
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 Thanks, J I needed that laugh.  |
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Hey, I *like* it.... bet it was pricey, too!  In the end, only kindness matters. Art and Artists & The Reading Room http://cubits.org/thereadingroom/ |
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I've got a few of those "companion plants" too! I tried real hard to get as much weeding done as possible last week before leaving. Frustrating...all that effort to weed the gardens and after all the rain last week I swear the weeds have tripled.  |
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| Oh those "companion plants" must be so hard to come by It happens in a flash, but the memory of it last forever. It can not be borrowed or stolen, and it is of no earthly good until it is given away. So if in your hurry you meet someone who is too weary to smile, leave him one of yours, for no one needs a smile quite as much as he who has none to give... |
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I am heavily invested in those and the companion plants.   Life is Great! Holly Please visit me and learn more about My Life on the Water a Personal Journey Thread in the MidAtlanticMusings Cubit. http://cubits.org/MidAtlanticMusings/thread/view/5752/ |
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| Your rock wall bed is looking good Holly! I see that the sedum is continuing it's expansion. Do you pull some of it each year? |
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| Oh, those Hellebores.... In the end, only kindness matters. Art and Artists & The Reading Room http://cubits.org/thereadingroom/ |
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| Here My beds at home are so buried under leaves that finding the plants has been difficult. I keep trying to uncover them so that they don't die, but the moving & hauling of stuff takes precedence. Here's a Mukdenia starting to bloom  Some Hellebores. I still haven't found any of the pink or red ones as that area is really deep in leaves.  Some sweet little violets.  Some Bergenia starting to bloom.  The Forsythias that are just now finishing their bloom.  Here's the Artemisia that I was afraid wouldn't survive in this spot when I put two twigs of it here last summer.  |
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Yup, that's it!  In the end, only kindness matters. Art and Artists & The Reading Room http://cubits.org/thereadingroom/ |
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| I will say that I am thrilled with the Helles. I rip some of that yellow creeping sedum out by the fist fulls. It is pretty this time of year and when it blooms. Then I pull a lot out and let it build back up for next year. Going off to bed not feeling too well, right now. Life is Great! Holly Please visit me and learn more about My Life on the Water a Personal Journey Thread in the MidAtlanticMusings Cubit. http://cubits.org/MidAtlanticMusings/thread/view/5752/ |
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| Feel better, Holly - hope you don't get the lung crud that's been going around these parts... In the end, only kindness matters. Art and Artists & The Reading Room http://cubits.org/thereadingroom/ |
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Feel better Holly  It happens in a flash, but the memory of it last forever. It can not be borrowed or stolen, and it is of no earthly good until it is given away. So if in your hurry you meet someone who is too weary to smile, leave him one of yours, for no one needs a smile quite as much as he who has none to give... |
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HollyAnn feel better. I can't WAIT to see your rock wall progress through the seasons  My rockery is finally snow free. Hopefully I will get it cleaned up this weekend although it's the Wakening of the Dahlias Festival and I'm still seeding so maybe not. |
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| Do si do with luvs. LUVS WHOO HOOO WAKENING OF THE DAHLIAS FESTIVAL. I brought them up out of the cold room last weekend and they are eyefull and sproutfull |
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| I am pricing re bar tomorrow There was a gorgeous Dahlia at the nursery the other day, obviously forced for Easter/mom's day but so nice. It was 13.99 Hoping some of them don't sell and I can get it for half price in June.Dnut what do you stake yours with? I had wood tomato stakes that look ugly, I want the re bar it blends in well and last forever  It happens in a flash, but the memory of it last forever. It can not be borrowed or stolen, and it is of no earthly good until it is given away. So if in your hurry you meet someone who is too weary to smile, leave him one of yours, for no one needs a smile quite as much as he who has none to give... |
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| Article 23(6)(2)(b) of the Dahliholics Anonymous Handbook: A dahliaholic always gets excited about rebar I use big bamboozlers luvs cuz I have a bunch of them but rebar is definitely the way to go! Hoping your gorjus Dahlia is on sale and tuberlifik |
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| Maybe that's where I went wrong with those Dahlias. I kept having to tie them more every other day & they would still fall down. |
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| Dnut, you is 'mazing. In the end, only kindness matters. Art and Artists & The Reading Room http://cubits.org/thereadingroom/ |
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