Plants For A Cause
Heavenly Bamboo |
Castor Bean |
For the little toll of $10, the tour begins at Three Rivers Museum, includes a tour in that place in addition to a trolley ride to the
Thomas-Foreman Historic Home for all the festivities.
For $5 attendees tin become lead to the Thomas-Foreman Home. They volition larn a domicile tour, bask the 1500 daffodils nosotros planted, snack on domicile made goodies in addition to store the found sale.
Flapjacks |
Most of the plants nosotros are offering are from our garden - either divisions or re-potted volunteer plants.
We are also sharing our seeds, most of which were harvested from our garden final summertime in addition to fall. Our Castor Beans, Mexican Hat, Poppies, in addition to a few others are inward that category. In addition, nosotros purchased only about seeds that arrived inward quantities likewise large for our use. Packs of seed volition sell for $1 each.
The i alternative nosotros purchased is 100 perennial phlox roots which are inward pots, nether lights, inward our garden shed. They started to sprout the hateful solar daytime subsequently they hitting the potting reason in addition to only about already bring roots emerging from the bottom drainage holes! Talk well-nigh healthy.
There are 10 perennial Phlox varieties - the alternative includes only about that are shorter/taller/pink/red/white.
We divided a few varieties of our favorite succulents, including flapjacks.
Oxallis Iron Cross |
Rosemary |
Rosemary cuttings from our found inward the herb garden were rooted in addition to planted in addition to are looking salubrious subsequently several months inward a heated, lighted building.
H5N1 friend shared his Hollyhock Double Pink seeds from his AZ garden in addition to they germinated similar crazy. So, the Hollyhock plants available at the sale should blossom this summer.
We are hoping for a large turnout of garden, history in addition to tea lovers. If the conditions is pleasant in that place volition survive outdoor seating where you lot tin bask viewing the daffodils.
Hollyhock Double Pink |