Have any of you ever heard of this link? http://canada-gardens.com/
Thanks
Liz
and for you daylily fanciers, this is on the same site. http://canada-gardens.com/2dayliliesbonibrae.html
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I need your help please
Yes, Liz...........I have!
AND?
Oh boy, Liz...............It is another site. sorry!
No, Liz, I haven't.
I hadn't seen it before..........this link (contained within) is a real treasure: http://canada-gardens.com/1shopping.html
She's going to write an article about brugs.
Thanks for posting this link! It looks great.
Shannon
Thanks Liz.
I think it looks pretty good. Can't get enough gardening info, especially locally.
Liz, Why don't you contact the "experts" in some of the fields she has already published and get their feedback. YOU should be writing about brugs, in my opinion. Does she wish to include your site as a link? She seems to have some great links. Dawn
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LOL, Dawn, you know me......LAZYYYYYY.
Yeah, RIGHT, Liz: You are probably scurrying about planning who is going to live where over the winter. I'm still worrying about the where. D.
Actually, I'm scurrying around trying to move all my plants away from the gh and remove everything from the inside of the gh. My gh is getting torn down tomorrow and rebuilt. I know from experience just what damage a swinging 2x4 can do. Can you say CHAOS? By tomorrow I won't be able to find anything.
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Do you want to come hide over here? Or do you want me over there with labels and pen in hand?
Thanks for the offer sunrize, but I need to hover over the carpenter like a wet blanket to make sure he doesn't kill anything. I figure a couple of hours of me trailing around him should train him to not so much as break a branch. LOL
thanks ceedub.
Great site Liz- someone sent this to me,,,it's wonderful and very imformative.
Have a Great Week-end!
Blessings, Ingrid
We are looking forward to seeing pictures of it Liz!!
How are you doing around the corner Dawn? Literally everyone, she is like 10 houses along the water from me.
How are the grandbabies?
Oh Liz: I'm thinking about you today!! The rain on the roof this morning--let's hope it abates until your greenhouse is well on its way. Grandbabies growing in leaps and bounds and one on-the- way is now showing, too! Yipes. I hardly know Isla, she is only 5 months. At least I know Lachlan well as he is 27 months and I babysit him occasionally. Garden slides to the back burner a bit, but not too often. Going to Savary twice this summer to be with each grandchild was a bit irresponsible as far as the plants went, but they survive.
Perhaps I should xeriscape and leave it alone, but in the wet Deep Cove winter--IMPOSSIBLE, no?
Good Luck today, brugmansia grower extraordinaire, maybe we'll actually see each other soon. D