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Foliage: The Living Palette - Part 4Read the article this discussion is about
This archived discussion is "read only". « Previous 1 2 3 Next » » Marge_Talt - Ooooo 'Chocolate Ruffles' sounds like <b>just</b> the child I ne Ooooo 'Chocolate Ruffles' sounds like just the child I need! I haven't been over to the Heronswood site to see the new catalog yet....I know I will start drooling.It sounds perfect. If I take out the fern and the 'Palace Purple', I should have room for the 'Chocolate Ruffles' and space to let the poor gold var. carex breathe. Sounds good to me! Well, Debbie, scan away. Seems to me like we've got a good garden design problem solving group here on the Suite and we'll all dig right in -- won't we, gang? :-) Marge -- posted by Marge_Talt » CarolWallace - Could we possibly resist? ;-) Carol <a href="http://www.s Could we possibly resist? ;-)Carol -- posted by CarolWallace » Deb_TT - I knew you were up to the challenge! :) Debra Teachout-Teasho I knew you were up to the challenge! Debra Teachout-Teashon -- posted by Deb_TT » Cottage_Garden - It's always fun to suppose as long as I'm not the one who has to It's always fun to suppose as long as I'm not the one who has to do the actual digging....or find space for it!Barbara Martin -- posted by Cottage_Garden » Deb_TT - You will have to wait until the novelty of a new scanner wears o You will have to wait until the novelty of a new scanner wears off until I stop throwing images at you so much! I found 'Chocolate Ruffles' so Marge could check it out. I had it paired with Dicentra spectablilis and Bellis along a walkway in the "other" garden. Still don't have scanning down so please excuse my abilities here! Debra Teachout-Teashon -- posted by Deb_TT » Cottage_Garden - Did you hit that with diamond dust or something? It really does Did you hit that with diamond dust or something? It really does sparkle! Scan all you want, Debbie! Barbara Martin -- posted by Cottage_Garden » Deb_TT - Barb, That diamond dust is our infamous Pacific Northwest liquid Barb, That diamond dust is our infamous Pacific Northwest liquid falling from the skies!Debra Teachout-Teashon -- posted by Deb_TT » Marge_Talt - Oh Debbie, that does look luscious and Barbara's right -- looks Oh Debbie, that does look luscious and Barbara's right -- looks like it's been sprinkled with diamond dust. Thanks for putting that one up and keep on scanning!I keep thinking I'm going to get some Bellis one of these days, but I never have. How do you like it and which one do you have? Marge -- posted by Marge_Talt » CarolWallace - Bellis is allegedly hardy for me, but mine never does well -- if Bellis is allegedly hardy for me, but mine never does well -- if that tells you anything at all. Carol virtually gardening-- posted by CarolWallace » Deb_TT - That little one is Bellis perennis, (hope I spelled that right) That little one is Bellis perennis, (hope I spelled that right) I keep coaxing it into the lawn I like it so much. My neighbor had a larger flowering one that was nice (I don't know which variety it was) but I always liked the little flowering ones, Especially when they bloom during mild spells in winter.I will have to start calling our rain -- diamond dust! Usually we call it liquid sunshine. Debra Teachout-Teashon -- posted by Deb_TT « Previous 1 2 3 Next » Please follow the guidelines set forth in the Suite101 Posting Etiquette when adding to the discussion. |
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