Re: OT: tall weeds
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- Subject: Re: OT: tall weeds
- From: "* C* <m*@hotmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 08:33:40 PDT
From: "AE C" <maestro123@hotmail.com>
>Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 11:19:18 -0500
>From: Bill Shear <BILLS@hsc.edu>
>To: iris-talk@onelist.com
>Reply-to: iris-talk@onelist.com
>Subject: [iris-talk] OT: tall weeds
>
>From: Bill Shear <BILLS@hsc.edu>
>
>>From: <Forthgb@aol.com>
>>
>>was very busy this summer, but i set my own trend in gardening. the
very
>>tallest of weeds.
>>
>>forthgb@aol.com
>
>Let's compare tall weeds--A plant came up right where I had planted a
giant
>cone-flower a few years ago, I figured it was some sort of survivor.
Well,
>now it is over nine feet tall and more than six feet wide and
developing
>flowers. Guess what? It's a giant ragweed! Got to go home this
afternoon
>and saw it down before it begins to release pollen.
>
>PS, forthgb, who and where are you? Enquiring minds want to know. And
why
>didn't you get a shift key on your computer?
>
>Bill Shear
Speaking of weeds. I had three large pots that I planted with solid
orange pansies and Stargazer Lilies. In one pot something began to grow
and I usually pull out all weeds but this time I let it go. Later on it
turned out to be a single sunflower. It actually looked kind of neat!
Now I have planted leftover White Christmas Caladiums in the pots and
plan to bring them in for the winter.
Anyone else grow things off-season?
ElizabethP.
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