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mairenn

plant id's from the spring swap

20 years ago

hey y'all,

i ended up with 2 baby purple loropetalums from the free-for-all. anybody know which ones they are? how big they are likely to get? so I know where to put them.

ditto the mock orange.

there are a couple more I couldn't figure out, but have to post back later with list in hand:0

gosh i had fun

mairenn (say May-Wren:)

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