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ALPHABET SOUP ~~ W
by kelly_m » Mar 04, 2009 8:04 am
Posting this a little early...have to go down to Toronto for a meeting...sigh....
Okay. Here we are at the W's. We are so close to the end...as a matter of fact, the XYZ's will be posted together so this is your second last chance to add to the beutifully coloured and smelling soup!!
My one and only W....and not a good pic at all (it was windy)
Wallflower
Okay. Here we are at the W's. We are so close to the end...as a matter of fact, the XYZ's will be posted together so this is your second last chance to add to the beutifully coloured and smelling soup!!
My one and only W....and not a good pic at all (it was windy)
Wallflower
Kelly
Zone 5a/b
OLD GARDENERS NEVER DIE. THEY JUST SPADE AWAY
Zone 5a/b
OLD GARDENERS NEVER DIE. THEY JUST SPADE AWAY
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Re: ALPHABET SOUP ~~ W
by Gwen J » Mar 04, 2009 9:31 am
"Walker's Low" Nepeta. I resisted the urge to use this at "N" so that I would have a "W".
G.
G.
Dryden, ON (Zone 2b)
The success of my garden is built on the compost of my failures. - Jimmy Turner
The success of my garden is built on the compost of my failures. - Jimmy Turner
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Re: ALPHABET SOUP ~~ W
by Lulu » Mar 04, 2009 9:35 am
Here's my W's: Had to use much self control, not to post more WEDDING pics!
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- My poor barren Wisteria; 12 years, several moves,, no blooms, dies back every year,,but, not ready to give up on it, yet! One more move to come, this year, into a sunnier, but less protected area.
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- This guy came out, in the dead of winter, in one of my hibiscus plants that had lived outside for the summer. Thought I'd cleaned it well, before bringing it indoors.
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- The lettering on the pumpkins has washed off, but, originally said WELCOME, in very black lettering.
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Re: ALPHABET SOUP ~~ W
by Trailblaze1 » Mar 04, 2009 9:53 am
Waterlilies:
and the roots, after beavers tear them up for food:
and the roots, after beavers tear them up for food:
Trailblaze is Diane Woodman
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Re: ALPHABET SOUP ~~ W
by Northpine » Mar 04, 2009 10:00 am
Window Box
Wreath
Trail, what a lovely picture of the waterlilies!
Wreath
Trail, what a lovely picture of the waterlilies!
Marie
Zone 1b, Northern MB
One of the most delightful things about a garden is the anticipation it provides. ~W.E. Johns, The Passing Show
Zone 1b, Northern MB
One of the most delightful things about a garden is the anticipation it provides. ~W.E. Johns, The Passing Show
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Re: ALPHABET SOUP ~~ W
by Smitty » Mar 04, 2009 10:29 am
rose William Baffin
rose Winnipeg Parks
rose Winnipeg Parks
""Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass. It’s about learning to dance in the rain."
Smitty BBS
Smitty BBS
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Re: ALPHABET SOUP ~~ W
by Greg » Mar 04, 2009 11:30 am
Almost at the end- time to start the seeds
- Wooly thyme
- Water Lilies
- William Baffin Roses
Brandon, Manitoba -Zone 2b
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Re: ALPHABET SOUP ~~ W
by Puff10 » Mar 04, 2009 11:31 am
W
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- Wanda in bloom
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- water on lady's mantle
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Re: ALPHABET SOUP ~~ W
by Sally » Mar 04, 2009 12:16 pm
Love the 'William Baffin' roses.
I also like the Nepeta 'Walker's Low'. I have seen it magazines.
Yesterday, I placed my first online order for potted plants. I ordered them
from Canning Perennials in Paris, Ontario. I have received their Newsletter
for a while now and have admired their web sight as well. I have been trying to find a Clematis, either 'Duchess of Albany' or 'Princess Diana' (they are very similar), for 2 or 3 years now. We had Duchess for many years, maybe 12 at least. When it was purchased I knew absolutly nothing about gardening. It was just a happy chance purchase. She just bloomed & bloomed & then one spring she did not come back. Anyhow, I found Princess Diana in the Canning newsletter and purchased it & ended up buying another Clematis 'Arctic Queen', a new Echinacia 'Hot Papaya' & a new Sedum 'Goodbud'. Good grief. LOL. I have only ever ordered seeds before now. I sure hope by the end of May it has warmed up. That is when I asked for their delivery.
Sorry to see the end of the soup coming. As usual, it kept me from
going completely stir crazy!!!
My W's....
Very reliable Weigela
Echinacea 'White Swan'
Wandering Jew. I rooted some of this and kept it over winter. I have enough
so that I can save some $$ later on. Good thing too. Will help pay for my online buying.
I also like the Nepeta 'Walker's Low'. I have seen it magazines.
Yesterday, I placed my first online order for potted plants. I ordered them
from Canning Perennials in Paris, Ontario. I have received their Newsletter
for a while now and have admired their web sight as well. I have been trying to find a Clematis, either 'Duchess of Albany' or 'Princess Diana' (they are very similar), for 2 or 3 years now. We had Duchess for many years, maybe 12 at least. When it was purchased I knew absolutly nothing about gardening. It was just a happy chance purchase. She just bloomed & bloomed & then one spring she did not come back. Anyhow, I found Princess Diana in the Canning newsletter and purchased it & ended up buying another Clematis 'Arctic Queen', a new Echinacia 'Hot Papaya' & a new Sedum 'Goodbud'. Good grief. LOL. I have only ever ordered seeds before now. I sure hope by the end of May it has warmed up. That is when I asked for their delivery.
Sorry to see the end of the soup coming. As usual, it kept me from
going completely stir crazy!!!
My W's....
Very reliable Weigela
Echinacea 'White Swan'
Wandering Jew. I rooted some of this and kept it over winter. I have enough
so that I can save some $$ later on. Good thing too. Will help pay for my online buying.
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