I am new to this site and to most of the wonderful plants and flowers out in this world. I have always liked working outside since I was young. I am newly semi-retired and have a yard that is 3/4 acres on a river just 3 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. I have recently began working and planting in the yard and such. In the ground we have a new Meyer Lemon tree, 4 new rose bushes, 4 old climbing rose bushes, 19 new hostas, transplants of a confederate rose , fire & ice, orange trumpet plants and purple people eater plants (purple double trumpet) and a very old grape vine. In pots we have several wondering jews, a boston fern, several aloe veras, a bleeding heart and an angel wing begonia. Some of the potted plants will be going into the ground. Thanks for stopping in and I am sure that I will be asking a lot of questions. Hope y'all are ready for me and have patience with me. Thanks again!
Hello there Kathryn and welcome to GardenStew. We definitely don't mind questions as more than often we all learn something Make sure to check out our blogs, member map and calendar. // Frank
Hello LadyStone and WELCOME to GardenStew. :-D You sound as though you have a great selection of plants in your garden which will keep you busy now you're semi-retired!!! You must take some photographs for us as we love to see each others gardens. I look forward to learning more about you and getting to know you.
Hello LadyStone, welcome to the Stew from north Texas. I am about 60 miles from the Texas/Oklahoma state line. I like your plant assortment. Is your grape vine a Muscadine?
Welcome to our Stew from another Texan.I live about 99 miles north of Houston 36 Mile from Bryan/College Station. Glad to have you join us.I have Angel Trumpets too.I have the white and double purple and others. You have a great assortment of plants.
Thank you all for a wonderful, warming greeting! Once I have more pics, I will post them. I live in Sargent, TX. The grapevine that I have is not Muscadine. We are not sure what type of grape that it is...they are white with 3-4 seeds in them. The vine was here when the place was purchased.
Welcome LadyStone Glad you've joined the group. It sounds like you have some wonderful plants, I grow a lot of those, myself.
