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Flower Seed ~ Wish List
Category: Wild Birds & Daylilies ~ BJ's Blog | Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 10:37 pm 11 flowers commonly used for attracting Hummingbirds. MY FLOWER SEED WISH LIST: 1. Bee Balm 2. Red Columbine 3. Delphinum 4. Butterfly Bush 5. Catawba Rhodendron 6. Red Rose of Sharon 7. Trumpet Honeysuckle 8. Cardinal Vine 9. Red Fuchsia (Swing) 10.Silk Tree 11.Mexican Bush Sage This blog entry has been viewed 471 times
When will Hummingbirds leave my flower garden in KY?
Category: Wild Birds & Daylilies ~ BJ's Blog | Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 10:30 pm My hummingbirds will be flying south soon. Anyone know when they start migrating south for the winter, from KY? Plants we moved are doing great! Rose of Sharon has it's first lavender bloom and Rome tomatoes are producing...last count: 6 with 3 red/ripe ones. With temperatures in the 90s, I'm staying indoors! BJ This blog entry has been viewed 426 times
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Moving Our Trees And Plants FIRST!
Category: Wild Birds & Daylilies ~ BJ's Blog | Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 11:22 am We have a new home about 44 miles away and we're finishing up moving this week. For the last two weeks we have been dead tired taking our greenery to our new place and planting them. On this trip is where I got hooked on daylilies. We pass a beautiful daylily garden every day and guess what!!! Plants for sale!!! Stopped and bought my first daylily, the coral Siloam Tiny Jewell. Took it straight on to our new place and planted it. Yesterday, we were in Walmart, and wouldn't you know they had a good buy on Colorado Blue Spruce. Got to the register and it was even $3 more less. What a buy. Hubby Ed planted it right away too. So far we have moved and planted 3 Wintergreen Boxwood (last one to be planted today, had to keep them watered real good), 3 azaleas, a Clump River Birch, (right now there's a wild brown bunny outside my window in the old flower bed nibbling, I'll miss him.), panseys, 4 yellow forsythia (last two to be planted today), white rose, red rose, 3 Nikko Blue Hydrangea that may not survive as our mowing person cut them down and all that was left was little sticks and roots, white Jet Trail Flowering Quince, Lavender Chiffon Rose of Sharon. You can tell, Walmart had a great February sale!!! Loved it! Oh, we also got an Arborvite 4' like a Christmas tree, maybe. Good thing yard at new house (revived very old farm house on Main St.) has a long wide front yard and there were only 2 Rhodendren there. So, we're really having fun!!!. Plenty of space left for my daylilies and local outdoor birds. Last nigh we were coming back around midnight and there in the dark was a tractor-trailer stopped in the road. We thought maybe a wreck. But when we finally got to move, they were black-topping the country road. Our 44 mile trip is all country road and sooooo dark. Taking something again today. We had hung 4 waving petunia baskets on the front porch. Red, peach, purple and one with red, white & blue. All need shorter new petunias added to the middle section. The red, white & blue was especially pretty. Tired and anxious! This blog entry has been viewed 366 times
Got purple Barbary Corsair daylilies?!?
Category: Wild Birds & Daylilies ~ BJ's Blog | Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 3:49 pm Do you grow any of these re-blooming daylilies? Purple Barbary Corsair, Yellow Butterpat, Yellow Eenie Weenie, Canary Green Flutter, Coral Pink Iddy Biddy Gal, Creamy Yellow Little Cadet, Peach Pink Little Enchantress, Black Little Fred, Pink Little Heavenly Angel, Shrimp Pink Louise Manelis, Purple Mary Reed, Near White May May, Ivory Pink Ming Porcelain, Blush pink Mini Pearl, Ruffled Wine-Red Pardon Me, Ivory Lemon Patchwork Puzzle, Med dark "Purple De Oro", Red w/med. Orange Salmon Sheen, Lavender Sea Siren, Apricot Pink Spanish Dancer, Golden Yellow Stella De Oro, Orange Tiny Pumpkin, Golden yellow Tiny Target, Pink Timeless, and Cream You Angel You?!? Which are your favorites? Which did you have the best luck with? Have a photo of Black Little Fred? Would like to see this one. BJ Capture the magic of Daylilies! This blog entry has been viewed 470 times
Welcome to my Wild Bird & Daylily Blog
Category: Wild Birds & Daylilies ~ BJ's Blog | Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2008 2:44 pm My Daylily Garden ~ we have just started planting daylilies in our large front yard. They're planted around my birdbath. Started getting compliments from neighbors on first day! Next, we will start planting daylilies down beside our walkway toward the street. We're on a corner lot on Main St., an excellent place to display our plantings. Wild Birds ~ Our birdfeeder is placed by the birdbath and a nest box in tree across from it. First day we had cardinals, then bluejay. Hoping to attract yellow finch and bluebirds. The finch food is out in view and we'll be adding some bluebird nest boxes soon. BJ This blog entry has been viewed 402 times
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