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Jane69

Clear Spring, MD, US
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I live in zone 6 and have been gardening for about 25 years and still feel like a novice. I can't say that I have a favorite flower however I have 74 roses. In spite of our dry rocky soil the roses are the most faithful. I like to try new things but not always with good results! I'm not a pro and have never had a landscape designer but I subscribe to Fine Gardening. A lot of my ideas come from there. It's all I need.

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One Of My Favorites

Mar 7, 2011

This bed is one of my favorites. There is always a surprise popping up. There are iris, hardy geraniums, hardy verbena, blue false indigo, poppies, dianthis, salvia, tradescantia, creeping thyme and...

Fresh Spring Day At The Lily Pond

Mar 7, 2011
3 comments

Our Lily Pond In Clear Spring. Plants include hostas, azaleas, deutzia and ivy.

Springtime

Feb 28, 2011
2 comments

Flowering shrubs in spring include pink weigelia, white deuzia, pink azaleas, lavender rhodies and purple salvia.


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Re: Fresh Spring Day At The Lily Pond

Hi newkiwi,

Thank you! Sorry this reply is late but gardening has me busy. Ivy is what is growing over the stones. What you can't see in the picture are stepping stones in the path with moss in between.

posted: 1:26 pm on May 17th  

Re: Springtime

Thanks gardeningwithGod. Me too. I can't wait for the gardening season to begin!!

posted: 8:33 am on March 7th  

Re: SPRING IN MICHIGAN

I'm partial to pastels and blues and Puttie really makes everything stand out!

posted: 8:26 am on March 7th  

Re: How to post photos in the gallery

How do I change my screen name?

posted: 2:34 pm on February 28th