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Feb 3, 2015 7:11 PM CST
Name: Linda
Omaha, N.E (Zone 5b)
Always room to plant one more!
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As I sit at the window and watch the birds eat what I provide, and the squirrels scurry
up the tree to see what treats I put out, I have my clipboard and paper and look at
the snow and know spring will come, and I do my planning. I draw sketches, go to online
sites where you can design it, but found I just like the clipboard and paper method.
I have decided since I have 2 raised brick square beds that one will be for perennials
and one for annuals. Then I decide height and placement and color combos. This spring we plan on adding 3-4 rose bushes to our rose garden. Last year my big plan was to sow
alyssum (sp) ? seeds into 2 big caved in rocks and they did flower and hang down nicely,
but I sure had to water them a lot as it did not hold much soil. Anyway living in winter
climate it is pleasing to do my planning.
You can complain because roses have thorns, or you can rejoice because they have roses!

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