So, here's the list for this year. ♫I'm so excited; and I just can't hid it; I'm about to lose my mind, and I think I like it! ♫
I think you all know where I'll be this week. :)
Market
Packs of Six
Impatiens
2
coral
2
red
2
orange
2
purple
2 Cosmos – orange
16 Zinnia
– tall growing
4 Lobelia – blue
4 Miniature zinnia/gold
2
Mixed miniature zinnia
2 (9) Coleus
1 red scarlet sage
1 purple scarlet sage
Herbs
Globe basil
Thyme
Italian parsley
Pineapple sage
Dill
Singles
1 Pink
angelonia
9 Purple
angelonia
25 Orange/red
geraniums
10 Coral
geraniums
5 Red
tuberous begonias
2 Coral
New Guinea Imp
6 Red
New Guinea
7 Orange
New Guinea
3 Purple
New Guinea
6 Gerbera
daisies
3 Scaevola
3 Diascia
– orange
3 Lantana
4 Red
spikes
1 Coral
verbena
1 Pink
verbena
1 Red
verbena
2 Green
sweet potato vine
2 Black
sweet potato vine
6 Scarlet/wine
million bells
2 Purple
million bells
1 Red
mandevilla
7 comments:
A list. How brilliant. Actually, when I had a garden, I kept a file box in my garden shed. I kept the tags that came attached to roses, perennials, and such in the box. Each had the date of the planting written on the tag. I never got that organized with the annuals, but that is where I needed the organization because I also ran trips to the nursery only to find that they had sold out of the colors I needed more of. I also took photos of beds so I could remember where I put what.
I miss gardening so much. I'm going to try again this year to outsmart the deer, but so far they are winning.
Wow. that's quite a list! And it looks like a lot of fun, too.
That's quite a lot of work, for sure.
You are so wonderfully organized! I don't seem to be able to keep to a list. (Who am I kidding? Even making a list is torture to me!) I'm more of the mind of wandering though, getting my steps in and seeing what treasures capture my attention!
I'm amazed at your enthusiasm.
Oh wow! That's a LOT! I hope you'll be posting photos of what it will look like once they've started blooming.
You're gonna be one busy lady, but the results will be worth it. My husband has been the family gardener for years, but because of his bad knees (I've told you about this before--how he's procrastinated, and now he's finally motivated to have surgery because he can barely walk) he has been able to do very little this year. So now we have a climatis that has stopped climbing the trellis and is making itself into a tangled "O" halfway up the trellis. It's a mess. I'm doing what I can, which aint much.
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