Pacific Northwest Gardening: garden Pics "This caught my eye today.....#2", 1 by Rarejem

Rarejem wrote:
Happy day...Crud be gone! A good night's sleep for a change and I have barely any lingering effects.

Sally, LOL! Isn't it odd how you can love someone dearly, but after you have been together long enough, short seperations are something to be anticipated rather than dreaded? I have been "batching it" since the 8th. DH went down to Phoenix to work on FIL's classic car. Was supposed to be back on the 17th..he is still down there. Can't come home until Dad can drive the car...looks like he might come home next Monday now. I have gotten so much done when I can work until I am tired rather than watching the clock to make sure I am in with enough energy to make dinner, etc!

Susy, Thanks for the tips on the anenome de caens...I have a place that sounds like it might be perfect..maybe I will try again. We'll see if any leap into my cart in the next week or so!

Redchick, Absolutely love the red/white/blue group. What a terrific find! I can understand your dilema regarding seperating them or keeping them together. It would be heartbreaking to lose one when all you were doing was trying to give them more room to breathe!

Beahive, Sorry that your knee isn't better ;^(. At least you have a lovely enough world that you can enjoy just being out in it! Between all of the anenome pics, and encouragement from you and Susy, I think I will make ONE more attempt. I have a lot of really wet area, and that may be the reason that I have lost the onest that I have tried. I do have a sunny, dry rock garden that might work better than the areas I have tried them in the past. Hope your day is sunny so you can at least enjoy your garden, even if you can't work!

This is the time of year I am reminded why I planted the darned periwinkle that I keep weeding out and cutting back.