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sandy left a comment for Amber Paggeot
"Hi Amber, We are neighbors. I'm over in Middleville. Are you haveing things coming out quicker with the warmer weather or is the lake moderating it for you?"
Apr 20, 2010
sandy replied to sandy's discussion what's growing in the group Midwest Gardeners
"Down by the river the trout lilies are blooming. My tulips are 1/2 bloomed (if there is such a thing). I have a purple flower that looks like an anennone but I'm not sure. My new Japanese maple made it thorugh its first winter . I'm…"
Apr 20, 2010
Randy Anderson zn.5/Il. USA replied to sandy's discussion what's growing in the group Midwest Gardeners
"Today it seems like I've got a complete pallet of color. Redbuds, lilacs,pink thrifts ,pink pweter lamium,red nancey lamium,blue periwinkle,korean spice viburnum, allaganey viburnum, lantana mohican viburnum, canadian choke cherry,fern leaf…"
Apr 19, 2010
sandy left a comment for Honey Smith
"Hi Honey, You are my closest "neighbor" so far on the site. I am up in Grand Rapids. We have had a frost last night. And I live on the river so we have fog. But now the sun is up and my mulch is calling. Hope you can do some gardening…"
Apr 19, 2010
sandy left a comment for Christine Stanley
"Hi--another Michigander. Are you from Detroit or the subs? I grew up in Westland and moved to Grand Rapids. So over here I am also from Detroit."
Apr 19, 2010
sandy left a comment for Carol Quigley
"Hi Nice to see someone from MI. I am in Grand Rapids. I just got my mulch and am planning a lot of spreading today. What is going on in your garden?"
Apr 19, 2010
Michelle Renee Z4/5a replied to sandy's discussion what's growing in the group Midwest Gardeners
"I find it interesting that Spring seems to show it's lightest colors int he spring, then getting more bold in the summer and then darker in the fall."
Apr 17, 2010
sandy replied to Aleatha Carpenter's discussion The 'bargain garden' challenge is on! Share and learn ways to garden for less! in the group Midwest Gardeners
"I did something like that last year. I used creeping jenny as a trailer and purchased a coral bells for a container and planted it last fall. It is fun to be able to reuse and mix the stuff up. Like your idea."
Apr 17, 2010
sandy added 2 discussions to the group Midwest Gardeners
Apr 17, 2010
sandy replied to sandy's discussion Hydrangea in the group Michigan
"That makes sense. Now I just have to find my tag! I have a system but then it does not always work. Thanks "
Apr 17, 2010
sandy replied to sandy's discussion Hydrangea in the group Michigan
"So by pruning after blooming, you loose some of next years flowers, right? But I guess it is worth the loss for the shape of the bush. It would then seem the same would apply to rhododendron, right? I had a bush here when I moved in. Last year I got…"
Apr 17, 2010
Cassandra Williams zone 5 Mi replied to sandy's discussion Hydrangea in the group Michigan
"Here in Detroit Z5 I don't prune them because you can lose your flowers for the year since it flower on last year wood but after it bush out and have the leaves and flowers I have went in and did a little shaping to make it look good for next…"
Apr 12, 2010
Pam Duczkowski MI-Z4 replied to sandy's discussion Hydrangea in the group Michigan
"I'm learning myself but have had one for about 4 years and it continues to get bigger and produce more flowers without any pruning. My neighbor has multiple bushes well over 20 years old and they never do anything either. Zone 4."
Mar 28, 2010
sandy commented on Connie Weyant's blog post Upside down tomatoe buckets
"I tried using the store one and I found that I could never water it enough. So maybe the crystals are the answer."
Mar 24, 2010
sandy added a discussion to the group Michigan
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Hydrangea

What is the best way to prune a hydrangea?  Or shoulde I just leave it alone?  See More
Mar 22, 2010

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Recreational Gardener
Skill level
Intermediate
What kind of gardening do you like to do?
perenials
How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?
2-4 hours

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