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Thursday, September 8, 2011
Next year
I want to plant flowers; lots of flowers next year. I want a cutting garden to be proud off. Here are a few I am considering:
What a beautiful garden it would be. I have or have had each of these, and love all but the lanterns. Glads are a bit of work to keep them nice as they need to be staked....keep dreaming its going to be a looooong winter before you can "get your garden on". Will be deaming with ya hun. Hugs, Ellen
Our neighbors have a huge display of oriental poppies and I am very envious of them. That is what I would suggest you go with. How will you ever decide?
glads
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What a beautiful garden it would be. I have or have had each of these, and love all but the lanterns. Glads are a bit of work to keep them nice as they need to be staked....keep dreaming its going to be a looooong winter before you can "get your garden on". Will be deaming with ya hun.
Hugs,
Ellen
Our neighbors have a huge display of oriental poppies and I am very envious of them. That is what I would suggest you go with. How will you ever decide?
Do you have favorite colors in mind? Remember how Tasha Tudor liked only specific shades?
I love each of the flowers you've selected and you have lots of room to plant them.
I love both cannas and gladiolas, but can never motivate myself to dig the bulbs.
Can you imagine a field of pink poppies and daisies? That's my dream!
I'm sooooo looking forward to seeing many pictures of your beautiful flowers next year.
All beautiful choices!
I LOVE your header picture. Too fun!
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