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Sharon Cowart
- Lagrange, GA
- United States
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Sharon Cowart commented on Sharon Cowart's photo
Yes, I hope it continues. The Loropetalum is struggling. I just planted it in early spring while both it and the forsythia were in bloom. Since it is so hot and there's been almost no rain, the Loropetalum isn't doing well. Because the…
Michelle Compton commented on Sharon Cowart's photo
very pretty! Love the contrast.
eliza beth commented on Sharon Cowart's photo
The only heartbreaking thing about my new Japanese Aralia is that the deer just LOVE it!
Sharon Cowart commented on Sharon Cowart's photo
Martha, I brought some in this year and they were beautiful. It was still cold outside, but nice to see the bright yellow blooms on my kitchen table, letting me know Spring was on its way. Forsythia does root easily too.
Martha commented on Sharon Cowart's photo
Before these are in bloom you can force them to bloom inside. I take some 2-3' cuttings inside and stick into water and in a few days they are blooming. My grandma said they will root in that same water if you leave them a while. Then just…
Willis L. Johnson from GA Z8A commented on Sharon Cowart's photo
Sharon, I love them too. Have you seen the Spider Web Fatsia? If not, check out:
http://www.plantdelights.com/Fatsia-japonica-Spiders-Web-Perennial-Speckled-Japanese-Aralia/productinfo/5141/
Sharon Cowart commented on Sharon Cowart's photo
This plant is known as both Fatsia Japonica and Japanese Aralia. Very drought tolerant shade lover. Looks tropical, doesn't it? It's hardy here in West Georgia. This plant grew from a cutting I swiped from an office building where I worked…
Sharon Cowart commented on Sharon Cowart's photo
Thanks! When I see the Forsythia blooming like this, I know Spring is on the way!
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Spring is here! It might not feel like it today (46 degrees) but it sure looks like it!
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Hibiscus, Rudbeckia, Shady Gardens, garden 001
Hibiscus moscheutos and Rudbeckia Goldsturm (Black Eyed Susan) make a great combination!
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- Which category best describes you?
- Master Gardener, Garden Club, Nursery, Garden Blogger
- Skill level
- In a Gardening related business
- List your URL, Twitter or Facebook profiles here.
- http://shadygardensnursery.com
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- native plants
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?
- 35 hours
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- At 5:20pm on March 10, 2010,
Freddy J. Hill said…
- Do you have a plant list or catalogue? I would like to see what is available. Have a good day.
- At 11:47pm on March 9, 2010,
- Greetings, Sharon, from an MG in central Oklahoma. Got any plant selections for a small prarie yard?
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Andrew Webb commented on Sharon DeWitt's photo
What a great idea, I may have to steal it for my own tropical garden!!!
Joan *Flower Angel*.. Z-8 commented on Mady De Loore's photo
Truly Beautiful Pic...
Joan *Flower Angel*.. Z-8 commented on Denise Sarett Connolly's photo
WoW !, You are an inspiration... That is so lovely.
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