RE: Limerock Ruby redux and the Artemesia Oriental Limelight movement plan

Good for you Cheryl! I always get thrilled when something unexpected
turns up.

This winter with lack of snow, seemed to have lost many plants. Don't
remember all these bare spots in the gardens. I am still hoping, since
it is just past the frost date here. DH pointed that out to me
yesterday. Many plants are really getting big already, which normally
they are just first thinking about coming to life at this time of the
year here.

What I found strange was the loss of Shasta Daisies. Out of my normal
patch only one survived.. Looks rather silly by itself! I also lost two
yucca's.. didn't think you could get rid of them if you tried!

I have to look on the bright side of things... so now at least I have
somewhere to plant the new and different (for me) stuff sitting around
in pots.:)

Donna


> I found one C. Limerock Ruby alive and well - it was in the most
> sheltered of spots (rare in my yard). I didn't notice it at first
> because I hadn't really looked at that bed until getting a little
> weeding in yesterday (in the rain, long story).
> 
> I am slowly moving my far flung Artemesia with the great foliage -
> several larger bits to the window box, one into a pot of my
> daughter's creation and the rest into another sunken pot to be named
> later.
> Cheryl

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