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"Thank you again, put a small cup of this ivy at the side of the door opening on the right, thought it was and annual when I planted it, big supprize, but a nice one."
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Green flower looks like moss 8 Replies
Started by Robin (N.IL zone 5). Last reply by Lee Findley Mar 10.
Green leaves with lots of character. 8 Replies
Started by Robin (N.IL zone 5). Last reply by Robin (N.IL zone 5) Feb 5.
Green leaves grow up grassy like stalks,has reddish colored buds that bloom tiny pinkish purple flowers in spring 5 Replies
Started by Melissa Z-8b MS.. Last reply by chuck goecke Feb 3.
Here is a tree/bush that I saw all over comes in pink, dk pink, red, lilac, white from what I saw. (Crape Myrtle) 8 Replies
Started by Robin (N.IL zone 5). Last reply by chuck goecke Feb 3.
Flower or weed? in western NC perennial garden Zone 7 (goldenrod) 3 Replies
Started by Shelby WNC Z7. Last reply by chuck goecke Feb 3.
Purple Leaves pink flowers (Purple Queen/Tradescantia) 6 Replies
Started by Robin (N.IL zone 5). Last reply by Scott Sep 17, 2012.
Yellow flowers (Coreopsis species) 8 Replies
Started by Robin (N.IL zone 5). Last reply by Robin (N.IL zone 5) Sep 16, 2012.
Tree with interesting Leaves (Liriodendron tulipifera ) 6 Replies
Started by Robin (N.IL zone 5). Last reply by Robin (N.IL zone 5) Sep 16, 2012.
Blue flowers, soft green leaves - not in my garden but a friend asked so don't know the "nature" of the plant 4 Replies
Started by Kris. Last reply by Garden Girl Jun 12, 2012.
a dwarf tulip??? only 3 inches in height 8 Replies
Started by Robin (N.IL zone 5). Last reply by Robin (N.IL zone 5) May 18, 2012.
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Comment by Angela on June 20, 2009 at 10:10pm -
Maggie-
Thanks for the name on my white flower. An annual, huh? Well, its come back a few years now and I'm in Wisconsin. And a weed too? Oh well, I like it and am keeping it. :)
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Comment by Michelle Renee Z4/5a on June 20, 2009 at 10:09pm -
Angela, the guy who sold them to me gave me the impression that he has lots! And by lots I mean that they do multiply easily. He just mows them over. Of the ten plants I bought , 4 just now look like he pictures you sent. can't wait to eat 'em
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Comment by Angela on June 20, 2009 at 10:06pm
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Michelle, Thanks for helping me with the garlic. I'll have to try cooking them up!
I was able to transplant some of my plants as well as just letting it go to seed and they came back both ways. So I have a bunch. Good luck with yours!
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Comment by Diana Alva on June 20, 2009 at 9:54pm -
After all the stuff blooms in this part of the garden, the morninglorys cover the whole thing, that's in October...hopefully the pictures are on a disk somewhere.....That flamingo has been painted about 20 times, It's the name of our sit down........here at the " Rusty Flamingo ".....I
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Comment by Ilse Daniel on June 20, 2009 at 10:57am -
You could use the bed end as a trellis for morning glory or passiflora!
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Comment by Barb z6 MI & z10 FL on June 20, 2009 at 10:52am -
I vote to keep the Mullien...The flower is kina neat...I always thought they look kinda like candles! NEAT area..do love the Pink Flamingo he/shes a keeper!
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Comment by Ilse Daniel on June 20, 2009 at 10:32am
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Diana - I think you'll have an exciting time sorting this! I love the flamingo! I don't know why you want to sort it, it looks very wild and romantic!
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Comment by Diana Alva on June 20, 2009 at 10:20am
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This whole area of the garden needs to be sorted thru.............more work !!
I think there are a few more mystery plant back there, yikes !
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Comment by Diana Alva on June 20, 2009 at 10:19am
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Comment by Diana Alva on June 20, 2009 at 10:17am
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I kinda like it too, let's see what happens next. I will keep you posted. It's fuzzy.
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