Accessible Gardening: My garden's a tight space..., 0 by 1gardengram

1gardengram wrote:
OK, that's all the pix for now, Carrie. If you don't see anything you like, we'll keep going until you do.

I am so sorry about your sunburn!! I have very fair skin and have been sunburned so many times in my life that I now have skin problems. I know that you are very uncomfortable. That's what you get for showing off your sexy undies for the neighbors!!

Dorothie--My Golden Tiara took quite a while to get going, but it's really going now. From what you said, perhaps I should think about moving some of it this fall. I love it. It was my first named hosta. That little list I sent above was just meant to say that I have those ones that you have. Bad grammar, I know, but we're among friends here.

Since I will be out of commission starting on Monday the 10th, I think it would be better to wait to send the daylily. If you can tell me how tall it will be and what color, I'd really appreciate it. Maybe I can finally start out with one in the right place!!! My helpers are going to be moving daylilies around for me and I'll make sure to save it a spot. Actually, the more I'm thinking about it, I could have them make a spot for it and they could plant it when it gets here, whenever that is!! I'd love to have it and appreciate you wanting to share.

I picked my first dinnerplate dahlia today, the Babylon Red. I have been taking pictures of the bud as it opened, and today was the day to pick it. So I put that one, some Red Pygmy dahlias and some dark red and gold daylilies in a pretty vase and took it upstairs to my daughter. I forgot to measure the size of the flower, so will have to do that tomorrow. It's really pretty, if I do say so myself. OK, OK, since you asked, here is its last picture.