Not my favorite, but they are free…
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Right up there with top five favorites!
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A Realtor sign that says Coming Soon.
The house will be going on the market this week.
I am not ready.
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Good luck?
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Thank you!
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I’m trying to make my greenhouse shopping list but it’s so hard. I want all the things. These are my two favorites from last year.
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I would like a gate like this outside of my garden…
If I could just get the rabbits, mice and birds to learn how to read…
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OH! A MOAT of CATS! around the garden!
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Thought I bought a pink and white clematis at a half off sale. Ended up being a Duchess of Edinburgh and a more expensive variety but bought on the cheap. Score!
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Very old Peony. It came from my grandmother, who got it from her grandmother.( Too many ‘greats’ for my febile brain.) It is very fragrant.
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It is wonderful!
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Lovely! How tall do these grow and how long do the blooms last? I am looking for a perennial that ideally grows no higher than 9 inches for a front planter which gets full Sun and is heat tolerant. Might be called Death Valley. 
I am thinking maybe Dwarf verbena? But your Peonies are stunning.
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Meet Purslane. They are drought tolerant and full sun. I put rock in the pot to deter digging tree rats.
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Thank you. Leaves somewhat remind me of Jasmine (though lighter shade).
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Turns out it is even a succulent that can be eaten maybe in moderation due to high oxalic acid levels (can cause kidney stones in some). Taste and usage is supposedly like spinach which also is high in oxalic acid.
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