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Monika Jayne
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David Austin Whisper season 3 2010
"Well, I've always wanted to have roses, but previously I lived in Southern Arizona which that difficult. So, really this is my first garden. I did read up a lot on them before trying to grow them. One of the most important things to know is to…"
Lyn Adams, zone4-5 commented on Monika Jayne's photoDavid Austin Whisper season 3 2010
"Love the rose, I've always been afraid to plant them. I like them but some people tell me that they have a lot of issues. Is that true. That is a very pretty one."
Sheron Olson zone 5 left a comment for Monika Jayne"Your photos are absolutely beautiful. Would love to become friends and share. I too am a zone 5"
Monika Jayne replied to AnnieZio Zone 8b's discussion Own root or not? in the group Roses"I just visited the Vintage site and will order the catalog. Thanks for the source! I'm pretty excited about the huge selection. I don't have a lot of space for roses, so I have to be very selective in what I get. I appreciate the…"
Monika Jayne replied to AnnieZio Zone 8b's discussion Own root or not? in the group Roses"I've only recently purchased "own root" roses from Heirloom Roses. I bought some end of season on sale roses last summer called Cameo Perfume. I got them into the ground within a day of receiving them. They were very, very small…"
Monika Jayne replied to Monika Jayne's discussion Black Spot in zone 5b NE Kansas in the group Roses"Thank you so much for the reply. I've also read that some universities are trying the spraying program early, like in Feb. I'm trying that too. I can't avoid the splashing water from my porch underneath which are my roses. The porch…"
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- Intermediate
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- container herb, roses, backyard
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?
- I'm a pretty lazy gardener. I don't spend too much time. About one hour.
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Over wintering my rosemary and lavender in zone 5
Posted on September 7, 2009 at 4:54pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I have planted rosemary in containers this summer in zone 5. They did great, but now I want to try over wintering them. My basement doesn't get a lot of light, but I might be able to locate it near the garage windows to give more light. How much water does it need?
My laveneder (angistafolia) is in it's first year. Leaves look great, growing well in it's well dranined pot. No flowers this year. I'm assuming those will come next year? How do I over winter it?
My laveneder (angistafolia) is in it's first year. Leaves look great, growing well in it's well dranined pot. No flowers this year. I'm assuming those will come next year? How do I over winter it?
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- At 10:28pm on May 27, 2010, Sheron Olson zone 5 gave Monika Jayne a gift…
- At 10:26pm on May 27, 2010, Sheron Olson zone 5 said…
- Your photos are absolutely beautiful. Would love to become friends and share. I too am a zone 5
- At 8:32pm on September 30, 2009,
Anita Barnwell said…
I've attached a photo of the Hycinth Bean Vine. It also has names line Cuban Vine, Lab Lab and others. The good news is that it's an annual so doesn't really get out of bounds too much. It has light purple flowers and dark purple stems and beans.
Regarding the color of your house, I lived in San Francisco for 5 months. Those folks aren't afraid of color and it's beautiful.
- At 7:37pm on September 7, 2009,
Mary Mullinax said… - Well, welcome to the site. I'm kind of new here too (about 4 mnths now). That's an interestng photo you have for your profile picture. Those dogs aren't fighting are they?
Overwintering- (1) what are you trying to overwinter? (2) it depending on your location. I'm in Georgia, so the only things that I was able to "overwinter" and had survive, were my red Geranium (my all time favs).
Rosemary in containers.....you might want to check the "Groups" section for your area and see what they may have to say. Sorry, I couldn't be helpful.
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