Propagation: Plant propagation part XVII based on my own experience, 1 by evelyn_inthegarden

evelyn_inthegarden wrote:
Dave ~ I asked my husband if it was a rattler, and he said no. (He kills them all right away...) This one did not coil, I did not see any rattle, so I just don't know, but I thought with that pattern that it might be a rattlesnake as well. I don't know much about them. Still it was quite docile and shy, so that part is fine with me.

Linda ~ Any oil on your shore yet? I cannot imagine anything quite as big as this has been, and still going...

Jeanette ~ Sweet Woodruff is definitely not invasive here...I gave away so much in trades that I only have a very small patch left, that I grow under the pine tree where the the white flower border is. I am in no hurry for it, however as I need to plant all that I have started as well as the ones ordered in. Then I will get going again on seed-starting. The cottage garden is almost finished, but it looks so sparse...I tend to plant to many things too closely, and this time I have spaced them out properly, I hope. It will take a while for them all to get up to size. Actually, any garden of mine is never finished, as I will always want to add more to it or change things around, if they don't look quite right.

Sharon ~ 106° again? Wow! (WHEW!) No thanks! I would not be growing anything in that weather for sure. I had better and hurry to plant everything I have started as I do not like to plant in the heat. It was cooler today, but I had to go to town, so not much work in the garden today. Yesterday I worked too hard since for the last few days I was under the weather. Then last night I used the salad spinner and pulled a muscle(s). So much for trying to make up for lost time. Hopefully I will be better tomorrow. Otherwise I may have to see the chiro on Friday.

Well, hot bath and heat pack for me tonight. I hope everyone is well. Have a nice evening.