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schirmere's Frontyard garden
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22 Jul 2008Reason for planting Gregg's Mistflower Purchased and Frontyard gardenI purchased Gregg’s Mistflower at one of the area’s spring plant sales due to it being native to our climate, unique flower, and being attractive to butterflies.Sunny 39°C / 102°F
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22 Jul 2008How is it doing? Gregg's Mistflower Flowering and Frontyard gardenThe gregg’s mistflower has really enjoyed its location. I planted three small clumps about 6 in. in height. Now they are about 2-3 ft high and 2 ft wide clumps after 3 months of the Texas spring and summer. They have bloomed twice, currently in their second blooming and I enjoy the light...Sunny 39°C / 102°F
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22 Jul 2008The beginning Crinum Purchased and Frontyard gardenWhen we moved in, our frontyard contained Boxwoods and Indians according to our home builder. Well my wife did not like the boxwoods because they only have berries, no flowers. The indians flowered, but were nothing special. Once we removed these originals, I planted gardenias and hydrangeas. ...Sunny 39°C / 102°F
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15 Apr 2008Divided Pink Sedum Transplanted and Frontyard gardenA neighbor of ours divided her pink sedum and gave it to us. I further divided and have about 7 of them in the front.
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15 Apr 2006This plant is work Hybrid Tea Rose 'Peace Rose' Hardening Off and Frontyard gardenThe peace rose is very beautiful with all its flowers. The problem I have is with black spot. It is puzzling since the temps are in the 100’s and I live in a relatively windy area close to a lake. Anyways it requires constant supervision, but its really the only plant I have that does an...
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