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Oh Ron as always you are right, we always call them curly but that is just slang.
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OMGosh you should be proud they are lovely.
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I grow beautiful daffs CUZ we get plenty of cold.
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It is curly willow
It will start from a cutting.
My friend had one come in a flower arrangement and it rooted so she planted it.
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Great Job!!!! They look so happy in their new bed
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Welcome welcome
Where do you live, what hardiness zone are you in, and do you want to plant perennials, annuals, veggies or all of the above.
If we have this info we can surely help you out.
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Yup Bob when I saw that I thought what the heck is going on.
That's why I sent it your way
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Awww Sir Randy I have waited and waited to finally be bestowed with this honor
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Here's another one for ya from the uk
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1297522/Meet-Harley-Quin-chequered-lobster-thats-50-million.html
And one more
http://www.kgw.com/video/featured-videos/Half-red-half-black-lobster-caught-149881415.html
These things are crazy colors.
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Beautiful flowers.
I really like widow's tears.
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Red currants would be good cuz black or gold currants root sucker and will fill the space in just a few years
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I do love pork.
Yum Jade that sounds really good and pretty easy too.
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OMGosh your balcony is beautiful. Great looking plants.
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Way to go~!!!!!! That is a big bunch of work.
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Can't wait to hear from you
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If your city allows it you might put up signs for a few blocks around your house. Like the ones we always see for yard sales. BUT after the season in over please make sure to take the signs down.
Or put up little signs at grocery store bulletin boards (with the stores permission) Our PO has a...
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I have several different kinds.
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I dig a hole and bury a coffee can with holes poked in the bottom then plant my mint in the can. That way I have the mints I want but contain them so they don't grow where I don't want them.
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If anyone would like some ground cover sedum that I have no ID for I would be glad to send some to you.
Please respond here and send me a PM.
Thanks
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I would just wait till it blooms and decide then I guess.
I know what ya mean about the graft being hard to find at times.
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