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JudithKay

Judith Carr, Muskegon, MI, US
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Long time gardener, who has new knees. I am watching for new ideas to make gardening easier since getting on my knees is no longer an option.

Also, I have a partner in my gardening, my Bichon Frise, Maddie Mae. She keeps me company and thinks she's helping.


Recent comments


Re: pretty flower, but grows like crazy

I think also called Sweet Woodruff. Usually likes shade.

posted: 7:34 pm on May 4th  

Re: What's This Wild Flowering Plant

All comments are correct. One more thing~Look up before picking. Some Trillium can be killed if picked to close to the ground. One of my favorites. You muse have the correct ground for them!

posted: 7:33 pm on May 4th