pirhan
Member since: Aug 09 | Last seen: May 13 | Organic gardener
I work at a landscaping company. This allows me access to oodles, and I do mean oodles, of “undesired” plants. This includes hyacinths, mystery bulbs, perennials that found their way into walkways, paths, siding, teeny-tiny baby plants such as spireas (gold mound/gold flame), cedars, pines and suckers such as roses and lilacs.
I’ve also planted a few pots of seeds: catnip (I make catnip toys for shelters), lemon balm and a variety of perennials that attract humming birds.
My garden consists of approximately 75 square feet of patio which gets rays of afternoon sun.
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Zone 4 Teeny tiny baby shrubs and trees taken from nooks and crannies. TOO CUTE.
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Zone 5 Indoor plants that have survived frost and fire while moving. (Though not at the same time!)
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Zone 4 So called weeds (plants in the wrong place) I pick up from work.
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