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Beautiful bluebells. I frequently collect seeds from wild flowers while I'm out hinking. I have and abundance of depford pinks, cheeses, turtlehead, queen annes lace. Usually don't have luck with plants I try to move from their native habitat.
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Mine will go out tomorrow.
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rhemannia************also known as african foxglove
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Great picture Randy, You look like a movie star on a movie set!
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Many years ago I got a new next door neighbor, they moved here from NYC. We laughed so hard,(behind their backs) when they complained about the birds waking them up in the morning, they decided to put a koi pond in their yard, and these wonderful frogs moved in I loved hearing them, they were...
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I left a can of spray cooking oil out on the top of my stove and went to change a diaper, came back into the kitchen and had 3 preschoolers having the time of their lives skating across the newly sprayed kitchen floor. What a mess. They had also sprayed my dog who was sleeping under the...
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Wow, that's some list, Thank you, I'm printing it out to to add to my favorite cookbook.
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Dip chicken breast in melted margarine/spread. Roll in crushed cornflakes, salt and pepper, back on wire rack in oven at 350 for about 25 minutes. Turn over after 15 minutes of baking.
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chicken wire over where your'e bulbs are planted, then mulch over it to cover, the cats can't dig through it.
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Yes I have it in one of my gardens, same plant has been there for at least 10 years. It's in a mostly sunny spot.
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That sounds great thanks. My Mothers recipes are the best too.
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I had them once when I was doing panseys,and used Orthos systemic insect killer, the plant absorbs it and the aphids died after chewing a little. worked after one spraying. Use a mask and ventilate. I didn't have time to order and wait for ladybugs, but that does seem the most friendly way...
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My lemon tree did have thorns but never flowered therrfore no fruit. I had to prune it back several times as I wanted to keep it in the house, it got about 10 feet tall. The stump or base got about 2 1/2 inches in diameter.
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