Tuesday: Clematis, Lysimachia, Danger Flowers
Tuesday was fun. I planted:
Clematis Multi BlueI'd wanted the Goose Goes Walking for years, having seen it at a friend's home. The last time I went to Garden Fever, I just mentioned it to one of the employees, as we were looking at a plant I didn't choose.
"What I'd really like is some 'Goose Goes Walking'. It's a lysimachia, but there are so many varieties of that..."
"Oh! You mean 'Gooseneck Loosestrife? It seems to me we have one left."
Imagine my surprise. Honestly, I'd never seen it anywhere but at Cindy's, and then at Edgefield. I never dreamed it would be as easy as going to Garden Fever.
I will mention that it's a spreader, to the point of invasiveness. The bed I've put it in is bordered on three sides by concrete, and on the fourth by a house. Just sayin'...
The DH did some planting, too, another surprise, not because he planted, but because of what he put in the flower bed:
Danger Flowers
If I ever get enough jar lids collected to make any, I'll do a tutorial on them. I know Ruby, who I bought them from won't mind, as she has a philosophy of teaching anyone who wants to know how to do them. In fact, she was giving demonstrations of how to make them at the Cracked Pots Garden Show, where I got these.
"What I'd really like is some 'Goose Goes Walking'. It's a lysimachia, but there are so many varieties of that..."
"Oh! You mean 'Gooseneck Loosestrife? It seems to me we have one left."
Imagine my surprise. Honestly, I'd never seen it anywhere but at Cindy's, and then at Edgefield. I never dreamed it would be as easy as going to Garden Fever.
I will mention that it's a spreader, to the point of invasiveness. The bed I've put it in is bordered on three sides by concrete, and on the fourth by a house. Just sayin'...
The DH did some planting, too, another surprise, not because he planted, but because of what he put in the flower bed:
Danger FlowersIf I ever get enough jar lids collected to make any, I'll do a tutorial on them. I know Ruby, who I bought them from won't mind, as she has a philosophy of teaching anyone who wants to know how to do them. In fact, she was giving demonstrations of how to make them at the Cracked Pots Garden Show, where I got these.






