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"Ron, what an amazing flower on this vine. Like Nina, I too would love to know the name of this vine, as it is one I have never seen before."
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Ron Gorny
- 63, Male
- Chicago, IL
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Ron Gorny commented on Ron Gorny's photo
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"Hi Elizabeth-
The plant is called Gooseneck Loosestreif. You see the goose head form to the stalk. I like the form and the leaves, but its very intrusive and has to be rippred out pretty savagely to keep it under control."
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Randy Anderson zn.5/Il. USA commented on Janet Mills's group Hostas"Very nice planting Lydia. Thanks for sharing it here! My Grand Daughters name is Lydia, too."
Audra Mabrey - Z5/IN replied to Wendy Pritchett's discussion Inside Hens & Chicks in the group Hen and Chicks, Stonecrops and Sedum"I used to take mine in for the winter and store in the garage. A couple of years ago, I planted in my beds and left them out all winter. They did much better. I'm a Zone 5 in South/Central Indiana - Seymour. "
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Oooh, I love the houses in Beverly (yours is lovely by the way ), I go through it on the train sometimes. I would like to convert a good portion of my yard to vegetables but the thought of "sodbusting" all that grass is daunting so I haven't started that project but with grocery prices going up and the local food movement burgeoning I want to get going on that.