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Cottage Flora Thursday
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http://fishtailcottage.blogspot.com/2011/06/cottage-flora-thursdays-24.html
We are having a rainy overcast afternoon. I always think that is a great time
to take cuttings.
Our days are hot,hot, hot so the poor cuttings need a chance.
Our days are hot,hot, hot so the poor cuttings need a chance.
Myrtle, which is my all time
favorite plant, is a good plant to use for cuttings. I love the look of a topiary especially in Myrtle, Boxwood or Rosemary.
Each year I keep trying and it seems like Rosemary is the hardiest.
Myrtle
If you want to see why anyone would fall in love with Myrtle - check out
http://snugharborfarm.blogspot.com/
This is what sealed the deal for me.
So I will keep trying and be patient.
Enjoy, Kathy
If you want to see why anyone would fall in love with Myrtle - check out
http://snugharborfarm.blogspot.com/
This is what sealed the deal for me.
So I will keep trying and be patient.
Enjoy, Kathy
I love topiaries too! My mother has had great luck with Rosemary- it's constantly blooming- they are all pretty!
ReplyDeleteKathy, you are so creative. Your blog is such a beautiful display. Onward and onward. You inspire me. FS
ReplyDeleteJust joined your blog, hope you'll follow me as well.
ReplyDeleteI love my art and my garden!
Hugs, Amy
What a pretty place you have here! We just love your blog's whole look. YOu have such taste! And thank you fro Following. We're now Following your blog as well.
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Rose
Thanks - I don't know too much about myrtle so I'll check it out!
ReplyDeleteI love topiaries. I am in the process of turning all of the boxwoods in my garden into topiaries-I will share them soon.I am now following.
ReplyDeleteA blessed Sunday to you. Your garden gave a nice start to the day.
ReplyDeleteHey Kathy! This is Alan K. I enjoy your blog, especially the pictures. This is a cool and creative way to share. Keep up the good work! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy! I enjoy your blog so much, The topiaries are gorgeous. I have one large myrtle tree that was trained for years it does take awhile but is really worth the look.
ReplyDeleteHugs Rosemary XX
Oh yes!! I love myrtle and had a glorious one for 12 years. It grew on a windowsill and was elegant. I love them both outdoors and in.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this!
Sharon Lovejoy Writes from Sunflower House and a Little Green Island
Hi Kathy. I absolutely love your wonderful blog. Now I need to go and find me some myrtle. I am totally inspired.
ReplyDeletePaula