RE: clay pots/Dillon Seed Co

I'm pretty lucky.  Bill may shake his head at some of my ideas, but he's yet
to really say "absolutely not."  Over time, he has come to trust my judgment
on those sorts of things.  Many times, I can even get him to work with me on
such projects.  We really do have a partnership going after 34+ years
together.

Blessings,
Bonnie (SW OH -zone 5)

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Subject: Re: [CHAT] clay pots/Dillon Seed Co

In a message dated 6/2/2004 8:30:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
kmrsy@comcast.net writes:
Hmmmmmmmm......
Who is it here that does all the miniature stuff?  Auralie?
How about a miniature garden with a doll's house claw tub planted with
something like woolly thyme?
Sounds good to me. I think the miniature climbing rose would be too big to 
shade it, but you might use one of the thymes or a tiny Veronica around it.

I'll have to think about suitable plants.

 I've been wondering how some of these husbands would respond to the 
"classic" southern planter of a tire cut into points and turned iinside-out.
You 
could make a real miniature scene in one of those.  They're cheap, durable,
and 
can be whitewashed or painted to fit the theme.
   Auralie - who's in the throes of setting up a new computer and trying to 
make and old DOS program necessary for my job work with the new WindowsXP
which 
doesn't have DOS. 

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