They're only weeds that planted themselves...
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... but when you're backing out of the driveway and out of the car window you see a cloud of pink and then purple, it's hard not to be impressed.
Now I'm glad I let the asters grow!
Now I'm glad I let the asters grow!
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I have a bunch of phlox too... just not along the driveway!
These are just asters. The pink flew in from the back yard, blown from a plant that I had purchased. The purple is the native wild New England Aster.
Now the two have hybridized and I have several shades that are in between!
These are just asters. The pink flew in from the back yard, blown from a plant that I had purchased. The purple is the native wild New England Aster.
Now the two have hybridized and I have several shades that are in between!
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Originally Posted by jmabby
Phlox are easy to grow and really give a great show of color.
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