Canadian Gardening: Please help me welcome Cybercrone Ü ......, 1 by

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Yup, its a weed, I've got one too that's right where I planted purple asters last fall. Wasn't sure which is the aster and which is the weed, but now I know, I can yank it!

So, Cybercrone, you should know your hardiness zone and enter it into your info. Since Dave's is a US site, Canadian hardiness zones aren't available here, but I have the link to the Canadian hardiness zones site, I forget how I found it, but here you go - http://sis.agr.gc.ca/cansis/nsdb/climate/hardiness/intro.htm...

It sounds like you have quite a bit of work ahead of you still with your gardens. I'd love so see your Japanese rain chain and cooper bowl once you get it in. Poppies are lovely when they bloom, you'll just love them, I'm sure. I have oriental poppies and the flowers are huge and the plant is extremely hardy in our zone.

I live in a townhouse. I have more than 100 indoor tropicals on three floors. My passion is for tropicals, but I have a minor, but growing, obsession is for hoyas. Outside I'm severly limited space wise, but still have quite a few perennials in the space I'm allotted, and even snuck in a dwarf Korean Lilac bush to hide my A/C unit. I also have a nice big deck over my garage and I have planted several annual filled containers and flower boxes.

My Siberian Irises are blooming right now and wanted to say hi.

Christine