MOM!!! :waveshandsfrantically:
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From: Owings Mills, MD
MOM!!! :waveshandsfrantically:
The other day, I bought some bleeding hearts ... DICENTRA!
They're sitting in my backyard now, but I need to plant them still. The tag says full sun, but everything i'm reading says part sun/part shade because they're fern-like.
They're sitting in my backyard now, but I need to plant them still. The tag says full sun, but everything i'm reading says part sun/part shade because they're fern-like.
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OMG Evan Im SO proud of you!
Now you listen to Mom and go put them in YES a nice semi-shady spot NOT full Sun
they will thrive MUCH better if they keep cool!
I CANT wait to see them please take a pic for me K! Hey I forgot to tell ya that there are WHITE ones too! I like the pink ones cuz there
s right and have you ever seen a white I dont think so ! Their all purdy though!
I will show ya the next perinial that blooms K and then you can go get it! Mom will have your garden lookin great before ya know it! 
Now you listen to Mom and go put them in YES a nice semi-shady spot NOT full Sun
they will thrive MUCH better if they keep cool! I CANT wait to see them please take a pic for me K! Hey I forgot to tell ya that there are WHITE ones too! I like the pink ones cuz there
s right and have you ever seen a white I dont think so ! Their all purdy though! I will show ya the next perinial that blooms K and then you can go get it! Mom will have your garden lookin great before ya know it!
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From: Wheeler Army Airfield, HI
Originally posted by RichUK
I found the best thing to do with my garden when we moved in, was to concrete it all over.
Looks much better
I found the best thing to do with my garden when we moved in, was to concrete it all over.
Looks much better
We finally hired someone to do the yardwork around the house. After living there I think I've decided condo living is for me.
