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Sharing a few flowers I have blooming now.Or should I say had before the the freeze last week.Can anyone tell me what the fist 4 pictures are.I found this growing by and old building.Looks like aloe vera but plant is hard not soft like vera.The bloom is on a tall shoulder high stalk.
Sharing a few flowers I have blooming now.Or should I say had before the the freeze last week.Can anyone tell me what the fist 4 pictures are.I found this growing by and old building.Looks like aloe vera but plant is hard not soft like vera.The bloom is on a tall shoulder high stalk.
Sharing a few flowers I have blooming now.Or should I say had before the the freeze last week.Can anyone tell me what the fist 4 pictures are.I found this growing by and old building.Looks like aloe vera but plant is hard not soft like vera.The bloom is on a tall shoulder high stalk.
Spider I love all the pictures. The first 4 look like they would be great in a large open area. If you still have them in the summer I would love to have a couple of starts to plant on the other side of the path from me.
Spider I love all the pictures. The first 4 look like they would be great in a large open area. If you still have them in the summer I would love to have a couple of starts to plant on the other side of the path from me.
Sure Swindy just pm me your address.There's alot of baby plants at the old building where I borrowed my plants from.They do well this cold weather hasn,t hurt them at all .
This is the area I would like to start planting a natural style garden. The land that this complex was built on was at one time farm land that has returned to nature I would like to put in a lot of natural free growing plantings that will need little care once I leave. We do have a large rabbit population, so I am looking for plantings that will survie them. I f you have any ideas of what other plantings I can use please let me know. When I saw your pictures of the Mother of a thousand I thought they would look great in as mass plantings spaced out to a few areas back from the path.
Wow what lovely pics Spider, that Mother of 1000's is a real menace over here. I pull it out every time I see it. In the right climate (mine lol) it's definitely invasive......love the colours Sharon!
I've never had luck with tulips either but I like your pics Lyn, thanks for sharing. It's not fair..all that beauty and I don't have much yet!!! OK..I'm envious...
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