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Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Cymbalaria muralis on Jun 26 2009
FlowerFreak22 (9625) wrote the following about Mimosa microphylla on Jun 25 2009
Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Chamaemelum nobile on Jun 25 2009
Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Rosa spinosissima on Jun 25 2009
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cherylad (2487) wrote the following about Phytolacca americana on Jun 24 2009
ckdang70 (48) wrote the following about Nepeta x faassenii on Jun 21 2009
Canadian Chelsea (41) wrote the following about Dicentra formosa on Jun 21 2009
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Canadian Chelsea (41) wrote the following about Dictamnus albus on Jun 21 2009
GunZ McGraw (28) wrote the following about Monarda didyma on Jun 20 2009
Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Paeonia suffruticosa on Jun 20 2009
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This lovely, little creeper can become a pest if it's let loose in a border. It prefers dry, sunny sites, like footpath edges and dry walls. A very pretty plant in the right location.
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FlowerFreak22 (9625) wrote the following about Mimosa microphylla on Jun 25 2009
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When the leaves are touched they instantly fold up.
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Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Chamaemelum nobile on Jun 25 2009
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This pretty little plant is very fragrant. Leaves are soft to the touch. It can be invasive where it thrives, and needs to be kept an eye on.
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Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Rosa spinosissima on Jun 25 2009
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This lovely rose can spread to a very large area by runners and by simple layering. It's very thorny and is a good choice if you want to block access somewhere.
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cherylad (2487) wrote the following about Phytolacca americana on Jun 24 2009
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Edible - if you know the proper way of cooking it. Tastes similar to spinach or other "greens".
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ckdang70 (48) wrote the following about Nepeta x faassenii on Jun 21 2009
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Very pretty and easy to maintain plant. Flowers throughout most of summer. Wonderful smell and attracts bumble bees.
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Canadian Chelsea (41) wrote the following about Dicentra formosa on Jun 21 2009
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Beautiful, long-lasting flowers with delicate "fern-like" foilage. The hummingbirds love this plant.
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Canadian Chelsea (41) wrote the following about Dictamnus albus on Jun 21 2009
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Very showy, upright plant. Needs no staking. Bugs don't seem to bother with it.
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GunZ McGraw (28) wrote the following about Monarda didyma on Jun 20 2009
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My type of plant. Keeps coming back each year, No pest that I have encountered, Hummingbirds love it. Plant it and forget it..well you know what I mean.
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Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Paeonia suffruticosa on Jun 20 2009
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Tree peony blooms are very big and showy, a true delight in every garden. The wide range of colours and single or double forms ensures that every gardener will find a tree peony that fits in.
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