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What are you looking at? Tiny echium Red Feather seedlings are germinating! |
I get excited when I get something to grow that I know not everyone will have in their gardens. I like to collect the unusual. When I saw Jung's was offering an echium, I was interested. I have always assumed most of this genus not cold hardy... think Canary Islands and
echium wildpretii. Hunting the seed so I could have a drift, rather than a single plant...
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Healthy looking phlomis russelliana |
Still excited about these yellow phlomis!
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And these verbena bonariensis! |
With a forecasted 14 degrees coming Thursday night, sleet, and 12" to 18" of snow; I'll keep my gardening indoors for now! Crossing my fingers against freezing rain taking down power lines and trees.
My fingers are crossed also. And talk about bad timing - I'm going to Minneapolis on Friday.
ReplyDeleteYou are ahead of my. I need to catch up! JC
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