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Hi Lori – Happy Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day – I hope your flowers [and mine] aren’t frozen this weekend! Did you tell Carol at May Dreams that you joined in the Fifteenth of the Month festivities? Annie at the Transplantable Rose
I love those pretty coralberries. Have you ever tried them in combination with old-fashioned shrimp plant? They look great together. Alas, I recently pulled up my coralberry because its runners were taking over my rain garden.And by the way—welcome to the Austin garden-blogging society!One more thing: Your blog does not allow anonymous comments, which means that unless a reader has a Google/Blogger account, he or she can’t comment. If you’ll check your comment settings, you’ll see how to enable other kinds of comments.Pam/Digging
Welcome to blogging in Austin. I love your coralberries – they are so bright and cheerful. If they didn’t freeze this week, I’m sure they were happy today. Good luck with the blog and have fun!
Welcome to blogging in Austin. I love your coralberries – they are so bright and cheerful. If they didn’t freeze this week, I’m sure they were happy today. Good luck with the blog and have fun!
Well, are you going to post any more, Lori? I’m wondering what else is going on in your garden these days. 🙂By the way, thanks for changing your comment settings. Much easier for me to comment now.