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JoEllen left a comment for Contessa Dorner 7b/SC"Ireland likes Jethro. She gets excited when she sees his photo"
JoEllen commented on Mary Z5, S. NH's photo
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"Oh, I love it. Those plants look so good in your planter. What is the darker plant called, I can't remember."
Mary Z5, S. NH left a comment for JoEllen"Thanks!! I was lucky to come across the planter at the flea market. I have 2 types of sweet potato vine and a super petunia to plant in it. I'll take a pic of the final results."
JoEllen commented on Mary Z5, S. NH's photo
Flea Market treasures!
"Wow, I would love going to flea markets with you. I've never gotten such a great find at one. It's pretty."
JoEllen commented on karen jeansonne's photo
amarylis @ my house
"I love these red amarylis'. I only just yesterday saw some red ones for the first time at a flower show that our town's Garden Club was having. You have a beautiful place!"
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Karen n a 4 acre field of daffodils/jonquils
"How pretty. I would love to find a place like this to visit and take photos in."
JoEllen left a comment for Kely Davis"I Love your yard! It is so beautiful! Only wish I was so talented at gardening."
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- Beginner
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- flower and container for now
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- At 1:00pm on May 12, 2009, Mary Z5, S. NH said…
- The dark purpley/maroon plant is a sweet potato vine
- At 10:04pm on May 10, 2009, Mary Z5, S. NH said…
- Thanks!! I was lucky to come across the planter at the flea market. I have 2 types of sweet potato vine and a super petunia to plant in it. I'll take a pic of the final results.
- At 5:21pm on May 2, 2009,
Contessa Dorner 7b/SC said… - Hmmmm...so y'all are having a stormy day, too, huh? We got 'em around 4 this afternoon. Kind of stinks because we were busy planting around that giant oak tree...trying to get it looking pretty for our wedding. But, the plants are happy and I get to take a break. So, it's not all bad. Love the new profile picture!
- At 8:51am on April 24, 2009, Contessa Dorner 7b/SC said…
- Awww, heck! Honestly, I had forgotten all about Grandpa's tomato seeds! I will get them planted this weekend and see if they do anything. That would be so cool!
- At 8:19pm on April 23, 2009,
Bonnie Featheringill said… - I'm sure they will do fine. In a different picture on my page is me in front of what we call the "lilly row", which is the original place I planted them 13 years ago and is the property line between our yard and our neighbors'. Over the years we have made the row longer and I transplanted the ones in the picture you commented on in the "fence row" from the lilly row. They are very easy to grow, I'm sure you'll have no problem. I have some purple irises also that I got from a girlfriend in exchange for hostas. In fact I need to contact her about getting some more irises. Enjoy!
- At 8:04pm on April 23, 2009, Bonnie Featheringill said…
- Hi JoEllen. The daylillies along the privacy fence face southeast. They get full sun morning through noon then afternoon/evening they are shaded by the fence. I took a few 13 years ago from our old house and they multiply very rapidly. Every year there are more and more! Thanks for your comment.
- At 11:11pm on April 22, 2009, Contessa Dorner 7b/SC said…
- Oh yeah...you need to put up a pic of some of your container gardens for your profile. I know you have some great ones!
- At 11:10pm on April 22, 2009, Contessa Dorner 7b/SC said…
- Hey, Sis! Glad you joined! I have gotten a lot of feedback from people here and enjoy looking around at what everyone is doing with their gardens. Miss you all already! Love you bunches!
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"Hi Cindi, glad you like them, but oh no. Most Bowling balls are much too heavy for me. I use those big foam balls from the craft store. Much lighter and easier to work with, and you can stick things in them. Put on a coat of adhesive grout…"
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