HAVE: Results of a Plant Swap - Thanks of Sharing
Judy Brown
11 years ago
I just wanted to post this photograph of my garden from this Spring 2012. Most of the plants came from Plant Swaps (Raleigh, High Point & Winston-Salem) or friends. Do you recognize any of your plants?
Tammy - Your jasmine plant is growing in the large clay container.
Ralph - The yellow/green ground cover with the yellow flowers came from you - Outback Sunset
Sara - You gave me the Fern - My how it has multiplied in 4 years.
Thanks for sharing.
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