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MuffettG

Greenfield Center, NY, US
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Recent comments


Re: My backyard garden space

Absolutely gorgeous, I just love it...

posted: 12:30 pm on July 5th  

Re: Serenity Garden

I find this very inviting and beautiful. You are very clever and design very well.

posted: 12:25 pm on July 5th  

Re: Evenings are the best

Absolutely stunning and very clever...

posted: 12:20 pm on July 5th  

Re: Evenings are the best

Beautiful scape... Congrat's.

posted: 12:19 pm on July 5th  

Re: My vegetable garden

Great idea... send your husband to my house to build me one... I love it.
Gail

posted: 11:54 am on June 14th  

Re: Unknown Plant

Yes, it is an Evening Primrose. They spread like crazy... I have mine in a pot I put in the ground to control the growth..

posted: 11:39 am on June 14th  

Re: READER PHOTO: Boxwood Buddha

Very nice and clever work on the Boxwood shrun... Kudos...

posted: 6:02 am on May 13th  

Re: READER PHOTO: Boxwood Buddha

Very nice yard and table setting.

posted: 6:01 am on May 13th  

Re: I'd like one of those, please.

Very nicely done. The colors are very complimentary to each other.

posted: 10:57 am on March 18th  

Re: what is this shrub...

Could this be a Wigelia shrub???

posted: 5:24 pm on November 30th  

Re: strange tree flower

Wow... really cool...

posted: 11:30 am on October 19th  

Re: Rainbow Leaves

I have no clue, but it's very pretty...

posted: 11:29 am on October 19th  

Re: Volunteer shrubby thing

Cotoneaster to me too. Cute isn't it???

posted: 11:28 am on October 19th  

Re: Plant in pot

It look like weed, smell like weed, me think weed....

posted: 11:25 am on October 19th  

Re: Unusual Plant

What zone are you in? I'll take some cuttings... I'm in zone 4-5 for perennials...
Does it flower???

posted: 11:24 am on October 19th  

Re: JandyLand's Mystery Plant

With I don't know how many gardens in my yard, I always see something else I want and can't grow here as I am in the North East, Brrrrrr!!! Zone 4-5 perennial.

posted: 11:20 am on October 19th  

Re: some kind of digitalis?

I'd say it is a Gay Feather...

posted: 11:07 am on October 19th  

Re: Gray-green leaves and stem

An ol' T-bacca plant....

posted: 11:06 am on October 19th  

Re: Unusual flower

I does look like a Dutchman's Pipe...

posted: 11:03 am on October 19th  

Re: 5-6' tall deciduous shrub

To me it looks like some kind of Spirea. When does it bloom, and how tall is it?

posted: 11:02 am on October 19th  

Re: What flower is this?

If it weren't for the leaves, I'd say it was some kind of Orchid. Sure is beautiful. You can send me the seeds...

posted: 10:57 am on October 19th  

Re: what is this shrub...

This is very pretty, wish I had one.

posted: 10:55 am on October 19th  

Re: shootingstar?

Definately a Hoya of a sort.

posted: 5:30 pm on June 29th  

Re: Can you identify this plant?

I agree about the spieces of Monks Hood. They are poisonious to pets and children if you have any of those around, ( pets and children)just to make it clear. They are beautiful though. I have Purple and Blue.

posted: 5:12 pm on June 29th  

Re: I can’t identify this plant can you?

By the way it likes shade better. This way your leaves won't burn.

posted: 4:24 pm on June 29th  

Re: I can’t identify this plant can you?

A Voodoo Lily. I have one.
MuffettG

posted: 4:22 pm on June 29th  

Re: Mom's mystery plant

It's either a Ladies Mantle or a baby Holly Hock. Look for a stem that gets taller/ with more leaves, that would be Holly Hock. If it blooms out in yellow flowers soon it is a Ladies Mantle.

posted: 4:09 pm on June 29th  

Re: My Begonia is Awesome!

Do these "Cracklin Rosie's" Begonia's ever bloom? I have one, but it's a new plant for me and it is about 6-8 leaves large right now. I got it from a friend and she didn't know what it was. They get huge... I got a slip off of hers, and it was, like I said HUGE.....

Any answers?

posted: 3:21 pm on June 29th