my garden today :)

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  1. lukeypukey

    lukeypukey In Flower

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    im finally making progress on the garden, lots going on and lots to look at . . . hope you like . . . .

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    dog pen now gone . . not much to look at here ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    other side . . few changes coming along ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    the patio ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    new photinia fraseri . . few pansies . .and a half dead bramble ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    primula . . . work were throwing these away so i housed them here till next year ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    purple sage bought today ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    my not very straight border ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    poorly looking iris . . fern, couple of grasses, hosta, and hydrangea ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    not sure what my little grass is?? any ideas?? ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    hebe 'frozen flame' ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    small fennel . .reed canary grass . . and sage ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    sage showing off ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    all together ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    cotinus on his own ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    on the wall i have, french lavender, strawberries, chard, gazinia, viola, kale ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    blue grass, strawberries, 1 kale grew in a tray of 6, parsley out of shot ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    also on the wall, sunflowers, pennisetum, unknown, more strawberries ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    lettuce ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    harlequin carrots ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    rosemary, potatoes, thyme ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    thyme, hosta ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    hosta i started from seed a year or so ago ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )





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    lillies, acer, magnolia, house leeks ( photo / image / picture from lukeypukey's Garden )
     
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    toni Mistress of Garden Junque Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    lukeypukey In Flower

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    thanks toni . . i did that line twice too :-? thanks for the i.d also. all im missing is my greenhouse, which i need to dismantle at my dads and transport here and i'll be cooking on gas!! :-D
     
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    Luke, Everything looks great. I think your grass is a variegated liriope. not positive, though. Have you seen this bloom by any chance? if it is one, it should be a purple muscari looking bloom.
     



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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    I could never cut straight line beds Luke so I plumped for curved. I have to admit that I much prefer them to straight edges any day as they're so much easier to cope with.
    You have a wonderful selection of plants but I'd get rid of that bramble unless you want it to take over your garden. My neighbour has one and I'm forever cutting it back as it's so invasive and keeps trying to take over my back garden.
     
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    Kay Girl with Green Thumbs

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    Lukey, I thought the mystery plant looks like Variegated Liriope
     
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    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    So nice to see that you and your plants are getting settled into the new place.
    You've got a great start. And I still love the look of your fence/wall!
     
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    hi carolyn . . haven't seen it bloom yet, only got them a few week ago from my sister. it does look like a liriope. .

    hi eileen . . the bramble has had a good soaking with glyphosate . .hence the half dead . . hope it kills it off :)

    thanks kay . . i think you and carolyn could be right with the i.d . . i'll have to keep my eye on it.

    thanks cheryl. . well and truly settled now and loving the garden :-D
     
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    Lovely! Give a few months. When they will be all bloom and leafier, I bet you will have quite a display there!
     
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    Cayuga Morning Strong Ash Plants Contributor

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    Luke, Your garden looks like it is going to be great! Beautiful grass, losts of plants ready to go, nice borders!
     
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    Donna S Hardy Maple

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    Great job Lukey. Looks wonderful.
     
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    where do you get hosta seeds would love to get some and everything is looking good
     
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    Hi Lukey,
    your garden is certainly taking shape,..given a few more weeks you will really be pleased.
     
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    thanks oubee, cayuga, donna s, donna nc and phillip.
    im really pleased to get some positive feedback from you all :-D

    donna in nc - i think i bought the hosta seeds from thompson & morgan. their online if you care to take a look. its my first time growing them and only have the one from seed, the rest came from my mums garden.

    does anyone know if you can get seed from hosta when their done flowering??? :-D
     
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    i suppose thats a stupid question really isn't it . . the seeds have to come from somewhere now don't they :-? :-?
     

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