I think you are getting much more than we are actually. At least for now. Hang in there!

Leslie, these rhizomes were beyond small. These were the smallest of the small - what was left over after I replanted, and mailed some out. (As I noted on page 2 (?), 6 of the 9, including this one, were 3/4" or less in size.)

I am hoping that these rhizomes grow big enough to give to the club next August, for the sale. We'll see, I guess... If not, I have some 'Afternoon Delight' left over after replanting; I suppose I should go pot those up, too. At least (having been grown in the ground) they are mostly bigger to start with, than the leftover 'Clarence' rhizomes were. (Those were all grown jammed together in two 1 gal pots.)

Sounds like it's wet and wild out there! Stay safe, and I hope that the power stays on!

Please everyone be careful out there.

The people north of us better get ready. All the models show it slowing down, then spinning around off New Jersey before heading to - well no one knows. Hope the winds stay away from you but the needed rain gets inland far enough.

The weather types have me missing the rain event entirely this extended weekend!

"possibly" rain on Mon here, but not holding my breath.

Nothing left here now but a windy day. In the 60's though so I am going to really enjoy planting!!!

Good. Glad to hear it's over, Leslie.

Hope everyone else escaped the worst of it!

Good morning everyone!!! I finally got everything moved to the temporary boxes (nowwwww it cools off ), so I'm going to join in with some that are looking happy in their new home....
Shoo Fly Blues


De Nile

Gossett's Gamble


And a fourth ...Rabbitus Destructus. This thing multiplies like crazy and shows up all over the place

If anyone wants some, I have plenty of Rabbitus Destructus.

Got my own supply -- thanks!!

I can share some cotton tail variety. Small to large

Fortunately, rabbits aren't much of a problem around my flowers. The cats, hawks, and coyotes seem to keep them in check.

We have lots of rabbits in England - but they tend to like eating the lawns, so I let them be. I do give chase if I see them sampling anything in the beds and borders... Darcy, yours is really cute!

Rabbits just hide in the yard. The coyotes keep the population way down.

Happy we don't have them here - not sure what would be most destructive, the rabbits or Cuddles racing through my beds and borders trying to catch them...

My progress:

Is really not much progress tbh.

looks like this:


The dynamic duo:
and
look like this now:


and my latest addition

is still not showing any new growth:


Except from the leaves turning brown during winter, I am not expecting to see anything happen until next spring.
I can't wait!

Jen, do you ever use pine needle mulch?