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Southeast the Red bed

My Cosmos were killed by frost last week. So to fill, some mixed phlox. Also Nasturtium, Lupine, Oregano, and Tarragon. I find Tarragon to be a trustworthy returner here. This'll be a bush this year.



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I found I could only count on Tarragon for three years...then it just disappeared..poof!

17 Jun, 2008

 

Hmmm...I might go check if it is still coming up at my old place. I trim it to about three or four inches to the ground. And mulch. This one got no care and came back. My last was 3 or 4 feet tall, and round, really got huge!

18 Jun, 2008

 

ha...that's my southland complacency...should have been more attentive with the approach of winter...but I like stuff that doesn't need extra attention and figure if it isn't going to make it..c'est la vie. I think I got that from gardening in the north... I tried lots of different plants and flowers some, like the delphiniums loved the climate and thrived...others lived the season and died out. (big shrug)

18 Jun, 2008

 

Definately. We have many plants we treat as annuals up here that no one else does....lol. I am all about winter prep these days, I had all my herbs come back from a mulch one year, some from their own seed, that is just not usual up here. I cold framed the bed that year as well.

18 Jun, 2008



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