Danger Lurking in Local Garden Centers - Page 3

 

On 5/27/07 10:57 PM, in article c8hk531ckj12ddeddan89fvso942a2r0f3@4ax.com,


My cousins used to have a Winesap tree. Now, those were good eating.

C

 

On 5/26/07 6:34 PM, in article 8ech53h0pstj1ae47t98p7qeqkgupt2bus@4ax.com,
"Charlie" <Charlie> wrote:


Loving spouses understand temptation and sticky pots.

C

 



Cheryl, you're a longtime wreck.gardener, so you know all about sticky
pot syndrome.  There is no cure (nor do we want one!), the only way to
ease the symptoms is to buy that beautiful whatever and stick it in
your own garden.  Repeatedly! <G>
--
Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
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On 5/29/07 12:41 PM, in article 9slo531kctjo38s95e0sh7l2h2opugri13@4ax.com,


Thanks Ann, tomorrow, we see how many pots stick when the gardening neighbor
and I hit Lull Brook Farms for "heirloom tomatoes" and what ever else looks
good.

AND - I think I found (maybe) a place to site the shrub I fell for, but left
behind. It is Sambucus nigra 'Eva'
http://www.colorchoiceplants.com/Black_Lace_Retailers.htm?gclid=CKmcyInws4wC
FQMLVAodQSt7Sg

C

 



Cheryl, I had that last year, planted it in early spring, it didn't
make it through the winter.  I don't know if it was too dry or whether
our whacky winter warmth/hard freeze did it in.  I'm trying it again
in a more sheltered spot this season.
--
Ann, gardening in Zone 6a
South of Boston, Massachusetts
e-mail address is not checked
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