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#82426 Jul 5th, 2007 at 03:52 AM
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Not a whole lot blooming yet, but things are starting.


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These poor annuals got zapped by frost a bit the other day.

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I hate staking trees, but after a bad ice storm it wasn't a choice. We staked it in May and will untie it in September, we have to move the strings up this week.

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As you can see, a few things are starting to grow, our weather was awful this year.


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I need to add a carnation for colour in this bed, just can't find a red one.

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This one is filling in nicely.

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A few blooms on my Clematis starting, the pics are a little dark, no flash on my camera~sorry.

I'll post a few more later.


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Really nice! I am not sure if I could handle frost issues this time of year. I really love the filled in bed, what a nice pop of color to brighten your day. It looks beautiful!

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We usually get out last frost in the middle of June after the full moon. The full moon fell at the end of June this year though. It was a light frost but it blackened all my wave petunias and shrivelled up a small hosta..


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#82633 Jul 5th, 2007 at 08:08 AM
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looks good! your flower bed look so neat, mine always end up lookin like the wild bunch!


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Very nice Pics! clap clap


I have some red carnation seeds, I think, if you'd like..
let me know.. kissie thumbup


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Filling in a bit. there was a burning bush on the end but it was damaged and had to be cut right back.

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This is the area that I plan to put in a full garden bed. As soon as DH replaces the window.

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This is the back bed I put in, in the fall. I wish the Goat's beard would grow faster.


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VERRRRRRY nice!!!

I just bought 2 dwarf goats beard plants for under my white birch tree.
Have you grown it before? Anything I need to know about it?

What are the 2 whitish plants at the bottom of the first picture?


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Thanks guys and gals.

I never planted Goat's beard before so I don't really know, it was an end-of-season plant for 50 cents. It is only a foot and a half tall, the tag says it is supposed to get tall and big, I hope so.

You mean the pic in front of the house? Those plants are a light creamy yellow Hosta. I bought two pots last year and got 8 plants when divided.


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Looks great Tamara!

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Originally Posted by tamara


I never planted Goat's beard before so I don't really know, it was an end-of-season plant for 50 cents. It is only a foot and a half tall, the tag says it is supposed to get tall and big, I hope so.

You mean the pic in front of the house? Those plants are a light creamy yellow Hosta. I bought two pots last year and got 8 plants when divided.


WOW - I am JEALOUS! The 2 dwarf goats beard I got 2 days ago were on "sale" for $3.35 and they were only in 4 inch pots and only about 6 inches across or so!!! The dwarf variety is different though, and I don't think it's found as often as the "regular".

Can you take a closer shot of the creamy yellow hosta? I've never seen one so light colored before!


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I'll get a shot later, it's pouring rain out at the moment. lol I am trying to find the tag to tell you the variety, . The goats beard is "Sylvester" 48 inches high(so the tag says)

I always hit the end of season sale at different places. I got about $100 worth of plants last year for $12. I'll be hitting them again for the new flower bed I plan to put in on the side as well.


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Ya, alot of surprise also without tags lol

I still have plants here with no clue of what they are, as soon as they bloom I'll post pics.


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Really lovely Tamara,it looks so neat and tidy, just the way I like my garden thumbup


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Looking good already Tamara, just think what it will be like in a few weeks. Nice job.


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Thanks.

Lynne, the hosta tag say's : "Yellow Marginata" height 45 cm - width 60cm.


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Sunflowers #84015 Jul 7th, 2007 at 10:47 AM
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Just saw this thread Tamara!! It looks very nice while filling in!!! The hosta are looking real good.. I like Christy don't keep my flower beds soo well groomed either I just let them grow beyond their space,

Yours look very nice!!


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very nice tamara, i'm hoping my time at bill's will "inspire" me to do something with mine! lol


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