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Tuesday, March 13, 2018

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Lisa at Greenbow

You have inspired a project for me today. I haven't placed my order yet this spring. This cold weather has kept my ambitions at bay. I like all of your choices but especially the D. fern. It looks like a special plant with that bit of gold. I wonder if it turns green after the flush of spring gold? I might have to try that one.

Linda Brazill

The new growth is that great gold color but I will have to discover how long it actually lasts. I have Autumn fern and the goldish tones on that last quite a while.

Peter/Outlaw

Your restraint in ordering is admirable! Looking forward to seeing where you plant these when they arrive!

Linda Brazill

I've made file cards for each plant and on the back I wrote where I intend to plant them. Now we just have to see if I follow what I was thinking when I ordered them. Plants won't arrive until late April.

Frank

Excellent choices! You really find the coolest things to add, I love that poppy-which-looks-likea-fern! I think I saw that somewhere else recently, I bet it was here.
What a good job you do keeping track of your orders and new additions. I need to motivate myself to do the same, but each year I hope for the same thing!

Linda Brazill

I did order a few more things I did not mention but that is very restrained compared to my last few years. Plus I have gift certificates for two local nurseries so more is definitely coming. You know I am a list-maker so that helps with records. But mostly I kept records because I wrote about gardening as part of my newspaper job and I did a lot of garden speaking etc. and people want to know exact names of things.

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