Hardy Euphorbias - Part 2: Re: Once a spurge, always a spurge!

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Top 1.   Apr 27, 2001 1:15 AM

» Marge_Talt - Re: Once a spurge, always a spurge!

In response to message posted by bindweed:

True, Herb, as we "mature", we need to think about just how much we can manage...been pondering that as I stand on one foot doing the gardener's flamingo dance, removing leaves from clumps of plants. There will come a day when that dance gets beyond me, but I may ponder the possibilty, but until the day arrives, I will keep moving on, making more gardens while I find not enough time to take care of the ones I have as well as I'd like. Greed...pure and simple gardeners greed:-)

Gardeners should be able to sit and smell the roses, I know. I find that very hard to do, myself, as my eyes tend to go groundward, looking for those weedy bits:-)..nice theory, tho'. Actually, what I most enjoy about gardening is the actual gardening...

Out comes Meconopsis! Like you can actually grow that plant? :-) Ah, the benign climate of the PNW!!!

-- posted by Marge_Talt


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