You have done a wonderful job Deb, your winter sown things are looking mighty healthy. My two favorites are the petunia and verbena. Kareen

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HI Deb - Wow, your gardens are beautiful!! You've been a busy girl. Where did you put the Lily of the Valley??

Some of the WS little plants I got from the swap were swamped during Thursday's storm so had to prop them up a little. I hope they make it.

Carol

You have such a wonderful variety Deb. Where oh where did you get the nemesia seeds?

Love seeing other people's gardens. I'm always looking for pretty combinations. I wish more people would post pictures of their gardens. I just love seeing flowers and novel displays and it helps me to come up with new ideas for my own garden.

I have to get my latest pics on my website.

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Thanks for the nice comments.

Carol, the lily of the valley are all nestled under my pinetree in the backyard. Unfortunately, I have been unable to get the time to weed there, so it wasn't picture-worthy at the moment, but they are looking very healthy and should really thrive there -- especially next spring. I'll work then on keeping it weeded!

Lilylouise, I got the nemesia seeds in trade last fall. They were really easy to winter sow and were one of the first things to bloom. Funny you should mention the seeds because I just started looking for seed and found a few....hopefully I'll be able to harvest a bunch to trade come fall. Email me if you remember in the fall if you are looking for some, and I'll send them your way!!

~Deb

Well here's my photo album. And I'll be adding more since my daughter just got a new digital camera. Next year, look out !!! ;)

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Very nice, Deb! In response to your "Helianthus, I think" caption - yes, it is - I have the same plant!

I don't have a digital camera, but maybe I can scan & post some pictures sometime.

Everything is just beautiful...you've given me some new ideas for some containers too. I have some of that Ornamental Millet and just love it. I think next year I will put it in the ground, rather than containers. Nice job you have done. Keep up the good work.