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Re: Shelter-at-Home Garden Projects
You've created a wonderful garden both plants and joy to all. Thanks for sharing!
Posted: 11:41 am on December 4th 2020
Re: Summer in Lil’s Garden
Good morning Lil...your garden is very nice and great for all of us to see during our dreary, cold and wet winter. Iam sorry to hear about the voles eating your lilies. I've had that problem too. I wanted to mention if you put poison out for them it kills the owls ...so sad but true. I've done this myself but now I use a little set trap by the hole and put a big black plastic pot over it. In the morning you will have them. I also use a product called Molemax and sprinkle heavily over the bulb areas. The rain washes this nonpoisonous product down into the earth and they don't like the smell. I also put it in the holes they make and when planting new bulbs. It is just a deterant which has to be repeated but at least it doesn't kill the owls. Hope this helps...Merry Christmas and have a wonderful new year in your gardens!
Posted: 10:31 am on December 23rd 2020
Re: Fall in the Pacific Northwest
Thank you so much. A lot of the garden was unplanned but with a love of plants it just all fit and worked together. But I still find that I need to move them around sometimes...
Posted: 09:15 pm on November 16th 2020
Re: Fall in the Pacific Northwest
You're most welcome Maggie! Hope to inspire and bring ideas...
Posted: 07:38 pm on November 16th 2020
Re: Fall in the Pacific Northwest
for. Most welcome Btucker! Thank you...the hydrangea is a great one for sure. It seems to keep a nice medium shape too.
Posted: 11:22 am on November 16th 2020
Re: Fall in the Pacific Northwest
Hi Treasuremom...it is one of the most beautiful ones for sure! And not just us thinking thinking this way! It reseed too and iam hoping they come true to form.
Posted: 11:19 am on November 16th 2020
Re: Fall in the Pacific Northwest
Yes...it has grown for quite some years now. Time goes by so so fast.
Posted: 11:16 am on November 16th 2020
Re: Fall in the Pacific Northwest
Good morning SimpleSue.......yes isn't that always a part of gardening! It is fun to try different things.
Posted: 11:14 am on November 16th 2020
Re: Fall in the Pacific Northwest
Hi Sheila! Thank you for your kind comments. Hope you have a wonderful week ahead!
Posted: 11:12 am on November 16th 2020
Re: Fall in the Pacific Northwest
Hey sagebird! Glad you enjoyed the fall show!
Posted: 11:09 am on November 16th 2020