Those damn squirrels dug up my pansies and the deer came and ate the tops off of half my tulips. *sigh*
=http://img28.photobucket.com/... align=rightAnother soggy day so there is no new outdoor progress and you get this instead: What is it? I took this two days ago so it's just starting to come out of it's winter slumber now. It eventually will grow 3-4 feet tall and have a lovely spire of double pink flowers. Any guesses?
PS--- The answer to the last "What is it" was Virginia Blue Bells (a varigated variety that I ordered from a discount catalog and if I could find anymore I'd buy them all up... the leaves are so pretty).
posted by: GardenMomma (reply)
post date: 04.05.04 (11:37 am)
Answer: Hollyhocks
Pics from my Garden!
Above: Daffodils, Forsythia and Virginia Blue Bells from my gardens blooming now :)
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Name: Cindy (aka Dumblondegirl)
Location: Northern Virginia
Zone: 6 or 7
Soil: Acidic, clay
