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Sunday, September 27, 2009
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Hello VueJardin! How was your weekend? Good idea on ground cover. Mulch is expensive? Then it is much better to have ground cover... more plants to add into the landscape too. I like it when they use some tiny flower plants like those in second and third picture.
ReplyDeleteHi, Stephanie - Weekend is way too short, lots of clean up to do indoor and also the garden. Love
ReplyDeleteyour Gloxinia with purple color, they are so gorgeous!
Hi VueJardin, how are you? Last weekend I bought a small hydrangea plant (inspired by your earlier post!). I was told the bloom would be blue. I have cut off the crown of the glox already after the all the flower buds opened. I hope the plant will grow back. Have a great weekend!
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ReplyDeleteLove the Mistress of the Night and the Paya Indah Wetlands in your blog.
Thank you!
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