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Recent comments


Re: Covering An Arbor With Roses

Very nice effect, but I would not plant six roses for the look when two would do! You just shorten the canes on established roses and set them more horizontally to encourage flowering.

Also, you definitely are not a tea drinker! DON'T put your pinkie up when drinking tea. It is impolite.

posted: 8:56 am on May 23rd  

Re: Scotts Miracle-Gro Stole My Ammo

I love Whitney Farms products, particularly their potting soil. I look for it everywhere. Occasionally I find it and snap it right up. Good that Scott's is branching out to give customers what they want in an ecologically responsible manner.

posted: 10:07 pm on October 4th  

Re: help what perennial is this

Gaura; definitely. I sell tons of it at work. It is a lovely plant!

posted: 8:42 pm on June 29th  

Re: Columbine?

Not a McKana's Giant, for sure. It is the old-fashioned Granny's Bonnet or double flowered type of (Aquilegia) columbine. It could be Tower Pink.

posted: 10:09 am on May 29th