Garden and Yard Talk
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The Southern Weather disaster seems to have concluded and I’m looking at my once proud:
Alocasia and colocasia
Reduced to:
Described as hearty in zones 9-11 (we are 9), it remains to be seen if this will rise like the Phoenix or have to be replaced...
These are tubers. Next time, I’ll know to cut it back in advance and cover it up.
Alocasia and colocasia
Reduced to:
Described as hearty in zones 9-11 (we are 9), it remains to be seen if this will rise like the Phoenix or have to be replaced...
These are tubers. Next time, I’ll know to cut it back in advance and cover it up.
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Unfortunately, it looks very much like my yard. Almost everything took a hit. Surprisingly, the daffodils are still holding up their saucy little heads.
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Have I mentioned that I just adore and absolutely love daffodils, complete with saucy little heads in a lovely, life-affirming shade of yellow?
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Why no! I don’t believe you have mentioned that...in this thread. LOL
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Well, yes, my question was rhetorical: But, - herewith an aside and hint, both: I can never see (feast my eyes on) too many pictures of daffodils......
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Hint taken.