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Joined on May 1, 2010

Name: Ann ~Heat zn 9, Sunset zn 28

Location: North Fl.

USDA Zone: 8b

Items given special acorn tips: 427 received, 595 given.

Bookmarked pages: 206

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Daylilies (165 contributions.)

Pecans (103 contributions.)

Daffodils (48 contributions.)

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Tickseeds (32 contributions.)

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Crepe Myrtles (32 contributions.)

Lilies (31 contributions.)

Sisyrinchiums (28 contributions.)

Black Eyed Susans (25 contributions.)

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flaflwrgrl's Plant List
There are 541 plants in flaflwrgrl's plant list.
Want: 60 plants
Agastache: 1 plant
Hosta, false african: 1 plant
Houseplants: 3 plants
Crepe Myrtle: 4 plants
Lily: 1 plant
Tuberose: 1 plant
Shrubs: 11 plants
Just plain weeds: 1 plant
Tomatoes: 3 plants
Trees: 6 plants
Goldenrod: 2 plants
Phalaenopsis orchid: 2 plants
Iris: 6 plants
Have: 241 plants
Have & available for trade: 3 plants
Want - absolute must have: 124 plants
Daylilys: 32 plants
Allium: 2 plants
Daffodils: 14 plants
Zephyranthes: 1 plant
Milkweed: 2 plants
My Wildflowers: 84 plants
Butterfly Bush: 4 plants
Fruit Bearing - edible: 2 plants

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Protecting In-Ground Plants When Unseasonable Ice, Sleet, Snow, or Freeze Conditions Present
Using Your Christmas Tree for the Birds
Chop and Drop Mulch
Using Ammonia To Treat Stings
Apple Cider Vinegar in Bird Baths
Cheap Kneeling Pads
Hairpins for Seedlings
Keep Squirrels out of Feeders
Killing Off an Invasive Plant
Water for Cuttings
The Best Time of Day To Take Cuttings
Brighten Up Your Rain Barrels!
Containers for Seeds
Waterproof Garden Boots Idea
Prevent Algae from Growing in Your Birdbath
Solve Your Mosquito Problems
Fixing the Juniper Rash Problem