Some Things That Grow in My Yard
Yarrow
Larkspur and Flanders Poppies
Hollyhocks
Wall climbing Pumpkin Vine
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
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4 comments:
I need to get some poppies in my yard. There's a yard I see in my neighborhood that has a bunch of them in colors from white to pink to red. They look so cheerful!
Nice! I have very similar things - yarrow, poppies (sadly, done now), and hollyhocks Unfortunately, my hollyhocks need to be moved, as they are directly in frnt of my dryer vent and they are getting fried!
Beautiful flowers - I'd love a pumpkin but I think the weather here might have other ideas :)
Nice thing about poppies, they tend to reseed. I'm really happy about the hollyhocks, because this is the first time I've ever been able to grow them. Now if I could only remember how to make the little dolls with the flowers....
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