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MJ, I do the more concentrated when they come back here in spring from their long flight north, a little boost after their long journey. I don't do it in fall before they leave. By that time they should be pretty plump and ready to go.
They normally leave here by the second week in September...
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Hi, there P&R, nice to see you here.:)
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Sass, you're roses are absolutely beautiful. I just loved seeing them.:)
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Here's a better pic I think.
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I don't have anything that's hard to identify but here's a 'cute' one, but you have to tell me what it's eating.
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My catalogs don't come in until later as I'm in zone 4. I tend to only request catalogs from those that cater to my zone so mine are limited.
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Is it a carpenter bee? I had a nest in one of my deck floor boards last year and we had to replace it. Boy do they really decimate it.:(
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Ok, now I have a hankering for a good stew. I shouldn't read these threads. :o
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Hey, there, nice to see you again. Boy, I've wondered how things are going with you. How are the boys doing? How old are they now? My eldest grand is eleven, she's a 'tween', now. :(
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I don't have any luck with most roses in zone 4. I have found that the minatures and flower carpet roses don't mind the cold winters.
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I always enjoyed reading this thread on the 'other' site but didn't post much. So I'll be lurking.
I'm with you shine, the owner is the idiot not the dog. My dogs only chase squirrels.
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Dora, what a cute pic. I'd be protecting it too.
I plant perennials as I really enjoy seeing them come back to life in the spring. Plus they're cheaper than annuals in the long run. I only plant a few annuals for instant gratification in planters etc. Any non invasive perennial that will...
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Nice to see you again Peggy!:D Missed your updates on your workspace and gardens.
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My guess is she has a good right foot and kicked them to the kerb. :)
You've highjacked Treeman's thread, you bunch of crazies. :p
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Just too entertaining Kale. :D
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Purple Loosestrife is a noxious weed here in Ontario. It is choking our wetlands. Shine, you can contain them but the birds will spread their seeds so watch out that you don't have anything that is noxious to your area.
On a different note, my GD brings me oodles of wildflowers on her way...
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I recognize your name. Nice to see you again. I hope you can keep up too. :)
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I think all my favourites are the ones that are blooming at the time. So I really can't just pick five.
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