Me, too. I am considering planting v. many more marigolds, so that I will have their petals on the Day of the Dead. I am considering putting in more toad lillies and jack in the pulpit in the woodland garden and I am considering putting in more lettuce. What are you going to grow?
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Me, too. I am considering planting v. many more marigolds, so that I will have their petals on the Day of the Dead. I am considering putting in more toad lillies and jack in the pulpit in the woodland garden and I am considering putting in more lettuce. What are you going to grow?
Mostly native plants and herbs. I am still learning this land :-)
We have gophers to contend with now, and deer, and moles. I saw a garden snake the other day and I hope she stays.
There is native garden nursery near us and I hope to learn more about Pacific Northwest gardening from the owner.
I can plant roses - they grow like weeds here - if I can keep them from the deer. Well, the deer can have a few. It's their meadow, too.
I will miss my sages, though, and my California natives. Nothing smells quite the same way.
I am looking forward to putting in more Japanese plants, as these do very well here and can handle the cold.
As always,
Sia
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