General Discussion & Chat: Shes about too... #49, 1 by FruitOfTheVine

FruitOfTheVine wrote:
Welcome back home, taters!

All that was left of her the next morning, Neener, were wings :( My side garden where the Columbines are growing are strewn with their wings almost every morning. Our birds must be having a field day.

Thank you, Faye. I've never fooled with my camera's bells and whistles. Just keep it on auto focus, dial in the lens, and press the shutter. I took several Petunia cuttings for you this morning and will bring them with me next month if I'm successful rooting them.

Debra, before the weed burner hubby ordered comes and he annihilates our driveway, I'll pick a bunch of Wild Morning Glory plants and send you a box full. They have Purple blooms.

I have a quart size bag of mixed-colored dwarf Marigold seeds I gathered last Summer, and this morning I snipped dried seed pods off the Wild Yellow and Winky Series Red Columbines. Would any of you like to try these?

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