UH, OH rock thieves! How dare they....wall is looking really nice, Bill...lots of hard work there. Karen, good luck in your venture....I also got the Email from Seneca Hill. She had some interesting plants.
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Thanks, Marylin. It's a lot of work, but it's what I like doing.
Bill, that wall looks great. I can see why you'd be jealous. Too bad about that post being gone.
Raining here since about 6 this morning. Really heavy off and on, with lots of thunder of and on, too. Looks like no work outside today.
Karen
Cousin Nut I didn't know you were going to start a new venture. How VERY exciting. You will be good at it for sure. I am pleased to report that all the DLs are alive and bursting up in my garden. I will post pics tomorrow.
wha I am always amazed at how FAST you build things. It looks GREAT! Sorry about the theivery.
I started garden clean-up today in the rockery and I think it counts as a project cuz it's alot of work! Very pleased that my dianthus and saponaria yearling seedlings have taken there. Worried about my dwarf forsethia though :( Pics tomorrow.
i triple checked the thievery from the thief (me) and it is indeed gone -probably this week based on the indent that is still on the ground where it was - so i decided to check out the old foundation again and i found two more worthy posts, one is pretty small at only 31" - both are now at home - makes up for losing the other a bit
"Scoop em or lose em" as I always say which is why I am always yelling "STOP! ROCKS! when my true luv and I are road tripping. Good that you found two more.
thx - can't believe i lost the other though i had a pick-up i could have used at any time
jobs always get in the way! :)
yup the wall cost me the granite post - that and i needed some helping hands if i wanted to get it in - it was huge - losing after all the effort to get it out of the woods - nope the two today do not make up for losing it!
Beautiful Patti.
Wall's looking good Bill. Sorry about your stolen rock.
Thanks, Cousin Nut. Looking forward to seeing your DL's come bloom time. Have fun with the cleaning of the beds. I still have beds to clean. Will I ever be done? I'm thinking not, even though I got a head start this year. Still so much to do.
Bill, I'm glad to hear you got those 2 smaller posts, even though it doesn't make up for the one you 'lost'.
Karen
Wha, Your first "Wall For Hire" is awesome. What happens at the end on the side away from the house and on either side of it? They should just hire you to landscape the whole thing. I hope they aren't planning on hiding it with too many plants. Glad you liberated a couple more stone post. There will be more, but the story of the "Big One" that got away will always be painfully annoying.
I have been in Vt, but our plans to visit that cool nursery didn't happen. I have been sick again. Cough and cold, so I have had no energy or inclination to do anything. Hate the waste of time. I did clean up some photo's on the computer between naps that I took on Thur. morning. All the dwarf Iris that I planted last fall are starting to bloom and all the big ones have blooms. Yippee.
I will post them over on the garden pic forum meanwhile here is a shot take last year of the Well bed and along with one taken of the newly expanded one that is now"mostly" planted. It continues up and around the hill and, it is now as of Thursday, "mostly"
planted. Another Yippee. I have rip out the tulips and move them when they finish turning yellow in about 6 weeks. Patti
Acanthus mollis Rue Ledan
Acer palmatum Shishio hime
Acer palmatum Alpine Silver Threads
Astilbe Deutschland
Baptisia var. alba Wayne's World
Campanula carpatica White Clips
Campanula persicifolia Coerulea
Campanula persicifolia Alba
Caryopteris Longwood Blue
Caryopteris x clandonensis White Surprise
Chrysanthemum Powder River
Clematis Durandii
Clematis Lemon Chiffon
Clematis Roguchi
Cornus Variegata
Cornus Silver and Gold
Daphne mezereum
Eryngium Sapphire Blue
Exochorda 'Niagara' Snow Day™ Surprise
Floribunda Fragrant Wave
Floribunda Lime Sublime
Fragaria x ananassa Seascape
Galtonia candicans
Gaura lindheimeri So White
Geranium pratense Galactic
Hemerocallis Ice Carnival
Hemerocallis White Temptation
Japanese Iris Anytus
Japanese Iris Blues Revisited
Japanese Iris Gull's Wing
Lonicera ynuuanensis Pat's Variegated
Nepeta clarkei
Phlox David
Phlox subulata White Delight
Phlox Minnie Pearl
Platycodon grandiflorus Fairy Snow
Platycodon Mariesii
Salvia Dear Anja
Salvia Caradonna
Salvia guaranitica Argentine Skies
Siberian Iris Mabel Coday
Siberian Iris Seneca Moodstone
Siberian Iris Soft Blue
Siberian Iris Spring Brook
Siberian Iris Summer Skies
Viburnum farreri White Perfume
Not Yet Planted
Lilium Lemon Ice
Lilium Casa Blanca
Lilium Cocossa
Lilium formosanum
Lilium Cherbourg
Lilium Carolyn
Lilium White Twinkle
Lilium Arcachon
Lilium Siberia
Lilium White
Liatris spicata Alba
Arisaema candidissimum
Aster laevis Bluebird
Delphinium Dark Blue
Wow! Patti, that's a lot! And what a huge list! My goodness, I'm tired just thinking about it. It looks great.
I have to get to work on my retaining wall today. I only have enough blocks to do about 22' of it, about 2 blocks high, which is about 10". Once I have all my potted plants in front of it, though, it won't even be seen. Oh, well, at least I won't have to worry about erosion.
Karen
no kidding what a list... you are amazing
Yes, I am afraid my eyes were bigger than the new bed. It can grow. Patti
Feel better, Patti....your plants need you....some lovely varieties in the list!
Thanks, I am about to venture out to Walkers Farm for veggie starts. Patti
Patti, is that photo just above your VT property? I have no idea how you manage to keep up with the amazing garden you have in Nantucket - how on earth do you keep up with both?? My garden is tiny compared to yours and I need tons more time than I have. Work always gets in the way. But then, I need to work to support my obsession :-)
Very nice, Weeze! Did you take any breaks?
I have two more beds that I have to get groundcovers established. One is part shade and the other is full shade. The part shade one will get both vinca and hellebore. Not sure about the shade one yet. Might add more low hostas. MIght do some hellebores there too. Possibly vinca as well.
Yes - great place, Weeze.
I have vinca in full shade and it is ridiculously happy. Wonderful as a groundcover.
It's one of the few plants that thrives from full sun to full shade. I really like it.
Ugh. Right now, I don't even like the word 'vinca', LOL! I still have 200 (out of 1000) to plant!
Send me what you don't want!
Hee hee. I'm not quite itching to get rid of them - just tired of planting them!
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