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Re: This plant's future is in your hands...
I was surprised to see such a healthy, huge hydrangea. It is a focal point that adds interest to your lovely house. I think the porch step area is comfortably large enough and maybe using a creative porch roof (lattice, etc.) would accommodate a renovation while keeping peace for the owners.
posted: 11:37 am on September 21stRe: A waterfall of foliage
Nice as a waterfall - it is quite a fast grower.. Hope this plant doesn't "escape".
posted: 11:42 am on August 13thRe: A book-matched set
What a nice way to add height to one side of a gentle slope. Nicely done
posted: 1:04 pm on August 5thRe: Dress up your pots for Easter!
That photo brought a smile! Thanks for such an easy idea to create a gift.
posted: 12:11 pm on April 3rdRe: Should it be called mountain rue?
I enjoyed the native Thalictrum fendleri , var.Polycarpum (Mountain Rue) grown in Carpinteria CA. A light spirited, 2-5 ft.tall perennial.
posted: 11:11 am on March 10thRe: Oliver the Potted Prince
Your photo should be on a ad cover for "Container Plants." It certainly would bring smiles and encouragements to "go with the flow" type gardening. Maybe I'll get some gopher photos to smile about.
posted: 10:35 am on March 3rdRe: To fence or not to fence
Having that open net, wire fence certainly gives that space some breathing room as well as light. Thanks for sharing.
posted: 11:52 am on January 28thRe: Self-sown serenity
You have to be one of the luckiest gardeners I have heard of - to have self sowing plants that can arrange so lovely a getaway space. The reds are very striking.
posted: 6:10 pm on January 19thRe: Let a clematis ramble
What a great idea. I have some native clematis growing up a fence and need to fill in along the edge of a stone wall - this chicken wire idea is just what will work. I would enjoy seeing more of your garden ideas.
posted: 5:14 pm on January 19thRe: Win a copy of Designer Plant Combinations!
I love to share S. Calhoun's THE HOT GARDEN and YARD FULL OF SUN. He is a joy to read as well as to view his amazing photos. Wonderful inspirations - can't wait for this book as well.
posted: 7:52 pm on November 2ndRe: Could YOU Keep A Straight Face? Coyote Pee Interview
Shake Away did not have results for me in southwest UT. Instead, I redeposit my native fox's scat into newly dug gopher tunnels. Results are fewer new tunnels.
posted: 7:20 pm on November 2nd