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04-20-2011, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Mona Lisa 2011
Originally Posted by HummerGardenCrafts
My flowers are coming out fast now. I can't wait to get a good picture of my wysteria. The lavendar blooms are coming out fast on that too!
All of the crabapple trees are blooming. I've lost count of how many we have. And we keep planting them. There are gobs of babies coming up. My husband potted over 50 more. They grow like around a foot a year.
I have 11 lilac bushes blooming now. It smells so good in the yard.
I love my flowers.
All of the crabapple trees are blooming. I've lost count of how many we have. And we keep planting them. There are gobs of babies coming up. My husband potted over 50 more. They grow like around a foot a year.
I have 11 lilac bushes blooming now. It smells so good in the yard.
I love my flowers.
:thumbup:
We do have regular crabapple trees also. We have one yellow and one red one.
This is one on of the red ones. This one is going to be loaded if it doesn't get cold.
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Crabapple by the pool deck. It's the yellow one. My Mom made jelly from them.
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04-20-2011, 05:38 PM
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Lovely, thank you for posting. We moved into our newly constructed home last April and have NO flowers yet. Still driveway and walk to be paved, so we have put planting flowers on the back burner. I had a lot of starts from old family flowers. I do hope the owners of our previous home are enjoying the lilacs and the other spring flowers as much as we did. I do want to go back and get starts, if they have not destroyed them. Oh Well, thank you again for posting. I sure did enjoy looking. Happy Easter :-D
04-20-2011, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by QuiltingNinaSue
Love the trees and flowers. We garden a bit, too. Have set out over 85 plants, trees and shrubs so far in five years.
My forsythia doesn't bloom real well. They are in my big flower garden. And it has to be trimmed three or four times all summer. Boy do they grow fast. I started both of mine by just sticking a stick in the ground and they rooted.
Hope you show some more pics. I love seeing everyone elses too!
04-20-2011, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by MimiLinda
Lovely, thank you for posting. We moved into our newly constructed home last April and have NO flowers yet. Still driveway and walk to be paved, so we have put planting flowers on the back burner. I had a lot of starts from old family flowers. I do hope the owners of our previous home are enjoying the lilacs and the other spring flowers as much as we did. I do want to go back and get starts, if they have not destroyed them. Oh Well, thank you again for posting. I sure did enjoy looking. Happy Easter :-D
04-20-2011, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Veronica
Spring is great, I just love all the new life it brings.
I'm just north of you in PA, looks like my "hens and chicks"
didn't make it through the winter. I'm sad because I had a ton of them with great plans to make things with them. :cry:
I'm just north of you in PA, looks like my "hens and chicks"
didn't make it through the winter. I'm sad because I had a ton of them with great plans to make things with them. :cry:
04-20-2011, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by roseOfsharon
What a large property you have and so many great trees too and the fruit will be great later on
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