Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Hanging in there... Part 7, 1 by DaylilyDiva219

DaylilyDiva219 wrote:
Thanks Sally - it's a rose called "Westerland" from the Lewis Ginter Botanic Garden in Richmond. Such a beautiful color - it really glows. ;-)

Holly, great idea to grow the grape tomatoes where the little ones can enjoy them! My problem here is that the "little ones" who enjoyed MY grape/cherry tomatoes were dastardly chipmunks. One afternoon I watched one greedy little rodent go back and forth for hours, taking one tomato at a time until the plant was bare. GRRRR!

Sallyg - too funny about the vermiculite chunks with algae - I've also been there, done that! LOL!

Chris, hope you're feeling well today, and that your weather is improving. The drums are beating down here, with talk of snow, and even accumulation over the weekend. Bleagh. It won't last at this time of year, but still, such a headache when we're all chomping at the bit to get moving on spring projects! Sending you some pink tulips among some sunny yellow ones today... Stay warm and have a good weekend! Hugs, Barb