I just read your post on disappearing plants. I have been gardening only 3 yearsor so and I already have about 35 that I have lost interest in. I think of them as nice learning experiences. One that especially surprised me was variegated vinca major. It thrived in my garden, but I decided it was too garish and pulled it all up.
I love hyacinths! I wasn't organized enough to think about buying any to force, of course. I'm envying how great your house is going to smell in a few weeks :-)
Hi Carol, There's a game of virtual tag going around the blogs at the moment, and if you want to play, I'm tagging you. Have a look at my blog for the rules ...
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I just read your post on disappearing plants. I have been gardening only 3 yearsor so and I already have about 35 that I have lost interest in. I think of them as nice learning experiences. One that especially surprised me was variegated vinca major. It thrived in my garden, but I decided it was too garish and pulled it all up.
I love hyacinths! I wasn't organized enough to think about buying any to force, of course. I'm envying how great your house is going to smell in a few weeks :-)
Hi Carol,
There's a game of virtual tag going around the blogs at the moment, and if you want to play, I'm tagging you. Have a look at my blog for the rules ...
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