Re: airhead

Amy Newkirk wrote:

> I have seedlings in my garden that I still don't know what they are.

That probably won't end, either.  I had 4 plants appear 
magically in my perennial garden this spring.  I have absolutely 
no idea where they came from (no one else in the neighborhood is 
growing them). I know what one is.  I have tentatively 
identified 2 others.  I am guessing on the fourth.  I thought it 
was a really interesting looking thistle, so I let it go as I do 
with many weeds.  It was 5' tall before it dawned on me that it 
is an Acanthus and is about to run right over a fairly large 
corner of the garden.  

> Oh well, I figure there are no failures in gardening, only experiments. 
> Really, I think that's what makes it fun.

Absolutely!  

Jaime, who is waiting patiently to see the true leaves appear so 
she can identify what is in that one flat.  :)
jknoble@warwick.net
NW NJ, zone 6/5
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