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Summer Squash wilting...

19 years ago

Hello!!

Well.. the summer squash is awfully wilts. I am gonna to pull them up. Do you have any sugguest or ideas what kind of flowers to planting?? I knew many stores are not selling many flowers now. Maybe I can check at nursery then.. Thank you, Kat

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oakleif
19 years ago
Kat,A local nursery is your best bet. even if the box stores have any,they've been so mistreated they probably wont do well. I got some red petunias from Blossemberrys the other day. I don't know why,but i've been craving red flowers this year.
vickie
deafblossom
Original Author
19 years ago
Hey Vickie!! well.. I wandered around my flower beds and found some of them can divided to plant in the bed. So.. I did! I planted French Tarragon, and two hardy perennial salvia (unknown name??). Now it is looks nice then.. Yeah.. I liked to grow many red flowers this year. I grow red vincia, red zinnias, and red rose. I tried grow new zinnias calls "WOWIE". It is soo pretty colors! I loved it.. Thank you, Kat
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