So, what do they look like? You can

Posted By: Misha on 2007-05-11
In Reply to: Thanks everyone! I went with 2 lovely hostas. I appreciate all suggestions. I did sm - Kim

give the name, but there are so many that we won't necessarily know it, but we could Google a picture. But if you don't know the names, are they 2 different kinds or the same. Are they green with white, plain green, green with yellow, blue foliate - what? DH and I bout herbs, a strawberry pot to put them in, and lovely magnolia tree. It's a tulip style and the name is Jane. Will stay small.

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Need gardening help. Can anyone suggest a flower sm - Kim
- Thanks everyone! I went with 2 lovely hostas. I appreciate all suggestions. I did sm - Kim
  - So, what do they look like? You can - Misha
- I also live in AL - try these - - missy
- Herb garden - pdqtrans
- Hydrangeas and azaleas are two of my favorites - Dreamweaver
  - Need to know about the hydrangeas - Kittie
    - Love hydrangeas, but my problems is too much shade. - Misha
    - They may still bloom in the sun, but the most intense color will come in the shade. Love 'em! nm - Check a gardening zone map for your area. nm
      - Just 1 more question about the hydrangeas - Kittie
        I wait until spring, too sm - Dreamweaver
        I do that in the spring. I usually get a tool - Me
- Great shade plants are coleus, ferns, hostas, begonias - primrose..... nm
  - Astilbe, bleeding heart and columbine - Misha
    - Maidenhair fern is great. - Misha
- hosta is always good for shade and comes in --sm - DumDum
- Make a trip to one of your larger nurseries and work with what's native to your area. Spireas are - nice and perennial. :) Clematis vine? nm
  - I have 3 spirea bushes. - Me

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