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A big welcome from the Hudson Valley in New York.
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There is nothing worse than seeing the land get raped, that's what I call it. I'm so sorry.
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The new growth won't produce berries this year so don't be disappointed. Rasberries produce on the new canes the 2nd season they come up.
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= you could move them, just keep them well watered.
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Mine are in full sun. I have not tried them in shady spots.
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Yes it would do better in the sun. I'd move it in early spring before the leaves come out on it.
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I have them in my gardens, I'm zone 5 moving toward zone 6 and I leave them in the ground. The leaves come up when the daffodils do and die back about the same time. About a month later beautiful pink flowers on 15" long slender stalks appear. The bulbs are quite large and multiply like crazy...
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Love lies Bleeding (amaranth)
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SassyWVgirl, you made it!!!!!!!!! A big warm welcome to you and DT from the Hudson Valley of NY.
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Beautiful color, I have alot of lilies but not that color, thanks for sharing.
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Welcome from the Hudson Valley of New York, Lots of great people here. I too have trouble with those letters and numbers in disguise.
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I have wild onions that come up all over my property and they are very difficult to get rid of. They look like my alliums coming up. but they are a nusiance. They certainly smell like onions.
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Kim the cutting was hoya and I'm not sure what the plant was, it does look like some type of aloe. maybe if you send a picture of it someone will recognise and we will both find out.
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I got the most awesome package of seeds and a beautiful cross key chain in the mail today. Big Hugs, Thank you RiverRock.
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I guess you all know mine too.
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Welcome from the Hudson Valley of New York!
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