Re: annuals for Gene and a little more

Very perceptive, Kemberly.
    You are probably correct about my growing annuals in my garden. But, I
never say never. One never knows where the paths may take them when they are
open to travel. I honestly do keep an open mind. When it all seems comes
together just right, then I act. Part of my not growing annuals is my wife's
gardens and her love of annuals. I already have them around me. Get to go
with her to all the nurseries and garden centers and make comments as she
selects them each spring. Occasionally I will ask for one I want to see
grown someplace in her beds. But, I do try to stay out of that area, as her
beds are hers.
    Don't know if JoAn will ever get on a list. I think she would very much
enjoy the activity, but thus far she has not expressed an interest. That is
kind of "my department" for now.
    I do enjoy your descriptions and comments about the annuals and tender
perennials you grow.
    Gene E. Bush
Munchkin Nursery & Gardens, llc
www.munchkinnursery.com
genebush@munchkinnursery.com
Zone 6/5  Southern Indiana

----- Original Message ----- snip....

> So often I'm quiet on this list because of the perennials that are grown
> further north just won't make it here in SE Texas - I have turned more
> towards the sub-tropicals (for the most part)....I've certainly enjoyed
this
> last subject and trying to convince Gene of what he's missing----I'm also
> think'n that maybe we are trying to convince the wrong person....maybe we
> should be talk'n to his partner JoAn.
snip....>
> Kemberly

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