Hi Jill, they are in a perforated bag, no name written there, so they are Scilla. I have to check how they look like.
October already. I managed to fill 3 times big, specially for garden refuse bin from the Fairfax County and had them taken away, plus 1 with branches with Rose of Sharon with flowers and seeds that are occupying my garden space from my neighbor. I also pulled hundred of little plantlets from the same Rose of Sharon. And Buddleja plantlets from my back neighbor. Cinquefoil, the Hedge Bindweeds, some of the vines I pulled was 5 yards or more, same length of roots, burried under the weed barrier that I had a garden company installed; some kinds of little daisy-like flowered weeds etc. etc. Then also small descendants of the huge maple tree, and 1 each side pink crepe myrtle. They are all planted right next to the fence. I also have I am not sure what the name is, they are good too as hedge I guess, with stiff leaves, I can save some if anyone is interested in them. They are nice. I also pulled their babies too, and orange trumpets vine (native plant), very healthy and hard to get rid of, Japanese honeysuckle (I love the scent, but very invasive, so I am still trying to get rid of them).
Good to know about Buddleya:
http://www.rodalesorganiclife....
I thoroughly enjoyed last Saturday's time spending at the Convention Center in DC, was the "stage manager", warning the speaker when only 10 minutes, 5, 2, time is up for their presentations. Although meant for children up to 6 grade, I managed to learn a lot!
I better quit!
Francine
