Northeast Gardening: Coffee 3/2/2006, 1 by nap

nap wrote:
Hi, kids. Boy, I can see you have to jump in pretty early on this thread or else the conversation changes so many times you don't know where to start.

Al, I work in the bacteriology lab of our county hospital. It's really interesting. Today was a busy day. Lots of samples to set up.

My garden is tiny. About 25 or 30 feet long, maybe less than 3 feet wide. I have black-eyed susans, coneflowers, hostas, a few roses, irises, moondrops, Russian sage, phlox, asters, dianthus, spearmint and a few herbs, couple of lillies, gladiolas, an azalea bush, and I round it off with some annuals. I have quite a few pots with stuff like tiger lillies, blanket flower, astilbe, and a few others I can't remember. Here's one picture. It doesn't show everything.