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Originally Posted by GoJays
It doesn't have any flowers yet, but this is the first year we've been in this house so it could still bloom. When I Googled the walker weeper it definitely looks like the younger plants! Thanks!
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Originally Posted by GoJays
It doesn't have any flowers yet, but this is the first year we've been in this house so it could still bloom. When I Googled the walker weeper it definitely looks like the younger plants! Thanks!
hmmm...maybe it's this???Quote:
Originally Posted by itsmewhoelse
Trailing Bush Clover?
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We have a bunch of veggies pots but they are all over.
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My son gave me this its going crazy, love all the blooms im getting. Once its a little larger im bringing it in for color.
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This is dh's yard. He likes greenery.
It's some type of larch. Larches are deciduous conifers. So their seeds are in cones, but unlike pines and spruces, they lose their needles in the winter. That doesn't mean it's dead. The needles will come back in the spring. It is a tree.Quote:
Originally Posted by beckie.c
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Didn't have high hopes for this hydrangea. It was a house warming gift last summer (one of the grocery store ones that are forced into flower). Had two rounds of blooms last summer, and it is early this year. I love the color variations during the stages of blossoms opening
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Can't wait to see these blooms open :) have had for 2 years. It started off white flowers with a pink stripe in the center the first year in pot. Last summer transplanted in the yard and some of the white was getting a blue/purple hue to it.
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A few wild ferns that started growing along the boulders. Now to keep the hubby from hitting them with the trimmer!! He has a bad track record with my plants :(
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Any idea what this vine is? Coming from the neighbours yard. Never seem to see them to ask.
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Could be some kind of clematis
I'm thinking the vine could be the perennial morning glory aka bindweed. It is pretty hard to get rid of one it gets established and can spread by seed as well. They tend to wrap around and choke out other plants.
I think she would prefer it to be a clematis, your vine is scary:PQuote:
Originally Posted by BC Gal
So yesterday I had a 1 inch cucumber today I have a 4 inch cucumber!! :)
I think BC Gal is right. It looks like Morning Glory. I have it in my garden and you don't want it. As much as you try to get rid of it you never do. You have to keep on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BC Gal
I have flowers :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Patty Smyth
I also have the first flower on one of my bean plants. Funny thing, it's on the plant that DH grew for me at school. The ones I grew are coming along nicely though.
Stop it, you're making me blush.:redface:Quote:
Originally Posted by Patty Smyth
Bahaha! I just re-read my post. I meant to say that DS grew the bean for me. DH doesn't know the first thing about growing beans :rolleyes:
The kids put tender some romaine and leaf lettuce I picked yesterday into their wraps, I put fresh basil and parsley all layered into my lasagna!! C'mon zucchini, beans and peas I want you!!
