Isn't that rhubarb beautiful? So tall, so handsome, so come hither in the way it brushes lightly against the fence ... in a way that would make more timid plants blush with embarrassment. But not that rhubarb. And the Taurus
Cerastium is really working out well. I can see it all the way across the yard- such a beautiful silver. In a few more years it will spread enough to really make a statement. Perhaps you will be able to see it from Google Earth.
My island garden is looking mighty fine too. The Bath's Pinks are about to blossom. A few here and there have opened. I love their little black heads swaying in the breeze.
Isn't that rhubarb beautiful? So tall, so handsome, so come hither in the way it brushes lightly against the fence ... in a way that would make more timid plants blush with embarrassment. But not that rhubarb. And the Taurus Cerastium is really working out well. I can see it all the way across the yard- such a beautiful silver. In a few more years it will spread enough to really make a statement. Perhaps you will be able to see it from Google Earth.
My island garden is looking mighty fine too. The Bath's Pinks are about to blossom. A few here and there have opened. I love their little black heads swaying in the breeze.
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Everything looks sooooo lush. I hope you got out before the serious heat yesterday. Right around noon a few things started looking pretty thirsty and I hand watered....what the heck do you do?
My lawn is actually pretty sad. It has the crunchy brown look that I don't usually see until August. But photoshop takes care of a lot of those flaws.
Cruchy brown is ok if you're a cookie or chip of some kind, but there is true sadness in a crunchy brown lawn. My sympathies.
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