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Rock Garden Updates & More Discoveries
Posted: 04 May 2010 Posted: 01 May 2010 All Entries |
Found a rock garden
Side yard ( photo / image / picture from LilyJunkie's Garden ) There was snow on the ground when we moved in and while walking around and taking the dogs out I noticed some large rocks around the walnut tree in the photo above so I commented to Steve that since the rocks were already there it would make a nice place for a rock garden. Well much to my delight as the snow melted I began to see little bulbs poking thru the dirt and I realized someone before me had the same idea. 
Rock Garden BEFORE ( photo / image / picture from LilyJunkie's Garden ) And then as the snow melted more I found just how neglected this area had been. 
Rock garden BEFORE ( photo / image / picture from LilyJunkie's Garden ) 
Rock Garden BEFORE 3 ( photo / image / picture from LilyJunkie's Garden ) After some clean up we found a Rambler Rose and then transplanted about a dozen of the thousands of lilies since they are juglone tolerant. 
( photo / image / picture from LilyJunkie's Garden ) Because the bulbs were starting to grow I really wanted to find out what they were so I left them and the weeds alone to grow. They began blooming this week and have been id'd as Star of Bethlehem. 
Rock Garden -Star of Bethlehem ( photo / image / picture from LilyJunkie's Garden ) So this weekend I am working on pulling out the Nettles and Poison Ivy so we can get this looking nice. Not too sure at this point what will go in there but when I do there will be pics I'm sure ;) Last edited: Sat May 01, 2010 7:07 pm This blog entry has been viewed 568 times
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What a nice surprise to get when the snow melted. Star of Bethlehem are beautiul little plants aren't they?
What a great surprise! I'm excited for you. Don't you wonder what else you will find as the season unfolds? Login or register to leave a comment. |
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