Tis the Season!

14 years ago

Our local nursery is having great sales. I'm adding to my once bare backyard and suffice it say, I've got the bug. Today, I picked up two three gallon roses for $5 each. I have Therese Bugnet and a Proven Winner Home Run. Over the next couple of weeks I'll be setting them in various spots to see what works.

I also picked up some seed packets and a seed starter tray for 60% off as I plan to try winter sowing. Grand total 15 dollars and some change.

Earlier in the week, I finally landed a clematis on mark down at Lowes. Pretty big and only half off so six bucks or so.

I think I'm done now.

But I haven't opened my email from Brecks with the tulip bulb porn :)

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socks
14 years ago
That's great!
aharriedmom
14 years ago
I can't wait for sale time here, it's not quite time yet.
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mzdee
Original Author
14 years ago
No more plants (yet....) but went by our local Big Lots. I've been scoping out trellises etc all summer. Now that I have my clematis in the ground, I went looking. Sure enough, large (lets not talk about how I got it in the car) wrought iron trellis forf 6 dollars. I also tucked away my green side and bought round up (big spray bottle tank with four bottles of concentrate) for 4 dollars and a small bottle of sevin. I hope to use these sparingly as I really do prefer natural measures. But one can only share so many tomatoes with the tomato horn worm ewwwwww.
I'm hoping to be able to shred my leaves to use as mulch this fall. No lawn mower, but I have a weedeater that might suffice. What do you use?