Back when we went to Shipshewanee often, the Amish ladies always had these to sell. I really struggled to get even one plant to grow...
This is a vinca, First Kiss Blueberry. PJ found these at Bob's market. I had always wished to have them, seeds failed me, but look for them, they are just a beautiful color.
I have ONE Jack-b-little. But I think more are on the way, just late.
This is angel vine. You can buy it at the greenhouse for 4.79 a sprig. This grows behind my garage facing the East and it gets pretty cold here in Michigan. I brought it inside for several years but it is a real mess. Then I said, oh well, die if you must...and I have had it come back every year so far.
And this my friends, is why I have these jumbo mosquitoes! Happy Saturday.
Back when we went to Shipshewanee often, the Amish ladies always had these to sell. I really struggled to get even one plant to grow...
This is a vinca, First Kiss Blueberry. PJ found these at Bob's market. I had always wished to have them, seeds failed me, but look for them, they are just a beautiful color.
I have ONE Jack-b-little. But I think more are on the way, just late.
This is angel vine. You can buy it at the greenhouse for 4.79 a sprig. This grows behind my garage facing the East and it gets pretty cold here in Michigan. I brought it inside for several years but it is a real mess. Then I said, oh well, die if you must...and I have had it come back every year so far.
And this my friends, is why I have these jumbo mosquitoes! Happy Saturday.
3 comments:
Your garden is huge! My goodness it is something to crow about for sure. Too bad the mosquitoes like it too. Hope your Saturday is a wonderful one!
My grandmother always loved cockscomb, and it always brings back sweet memories when I see them. Thanks for sharing.
Your garden is a fairy's dream....I would park myself a chair there and hide I think were it mine!! Love the cockscomb...so, they're hard to grow??? Rats....but you can dry them too, right? Wishing you a wonderful Saturday!! Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin
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