RE: growing gardens/growing love

Susan Saxton wrote:

<Well, now, Craig, don't undo all your good work with
spending so much time in the garden you spend no time with your wife!>

Not to worry.  We spend a lot of time together.  The girls and I planted
them Saturday when she was at breakfast/shopping with her best friend.  We
have a swing right in front of her garden.  I'ts facing away, but visible
nonetheless.  We spend a lot of time there.  If not there, we are riding
bikes together (mostly with the girls lately).

<There are some truly blue flowers.  Maybe we can help you out here.  Light
blue eyes, dark blue?>

Her eyes are the color of the ocean (sometimes light blue/sometimes green).
If the garden turns out as well as I believe it will, all annuals will be
replaced with perennials.

One question, how do you all learn all the scientific names of these
flowers?  I know the common names, but that's about it.  Perhaps in the next
few years I'll learn the proper names as well.

As I always say, "Here I go learning again!"
Craig Wallace
craig.wallace@emotors.com
Brighton, Illinois
zone 5

	"I love spring anywhere, but if I could choose, I would always greet
it in a garden." -Ruth Stout

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