1. Hyacinth
2. Daffodils
3. Garden Phlox
4. Meadow Rue (Thalictrum) Likes moist soil in pt. sun. grows 18-24'' tall with clouds of pinky/purple flowers in late spring.
5. Tete Tete's ( mini daffodils) During the almost 20 years I worked at a greenhouse, we often had these bulbs left after Easter, so I would bring them home and plant them in my gardens!
6. crocus
7. Climbing Rose
8. Primrose
9.Daylillies
There's the answers ! Come and join me for 2 Perennial Exchanges! It's a great way to get new plants and thin out the ones you have !
Mark your calendars !!!
1. Annual Perennial exchange at Martindale Mennonite Church on Monday May 3th, 2010. Our theme this year is "Natures gifts " , showing unique ways of creating beautiful & functional pieces from nature to display in your gardens and patios.Do you have a project created from natural materials? Bring along a picture to share with everyone. Church opens at 5:45 with the plant exchange at 6:30.
2. Join the Ephrata Mennonite School on Thurs. May 6, for a plant exchange ! The exchange is held outside near the school nature center. Opening at 1pm
INFORMATION-
Bring your perennials, annuals, shrubs, bulbs, groundcovers, and herbs in containers/ bags and tagged with plant name, height, growing conditions = sun / pt. shade / shade, flower color,and any info that will help the next person ! Come early to place your plants in the correct places and check out the selection. bring along plant books to help identify plants and a lawn chair! Please invite your friends and neighbors to join us! Any questions, please call Esther Sensenig at 336-3715
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