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| Hi all! I rarely post in here, but was thinking about my "garden" and thought I'd ask if you all had any suggestions.
I have a north-facing recessed balcony. I don't really get direct sunlight-- I do, for maybe an hour, and I consider that negligible. I do have very bright light though as my shade is from the building. I've been working on creating a fragrant spring/fall garden. I more or less ignore the heat of summer because it's too hot (over 100) to go sit outside in that humidity. I have, so far: daffodils, grape hyacinths, lilies of the valley, viola odoratas, confederate jasmine, hedychiums Dr. Moy and Luna Moth, rosemary, Stargazers, and passifloras. I have tuberoses, but I think it's too dark for them. I am almost out of room, but I was considering getting some hyacinths. I'm stretched to the max as far as bringing things in and out, so I am looking for hardy plants. Any ideas for some additional fall-bloomers? I'm more heavily weighted for spring scent as you can see. |
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- Posted by olympia_gardener 5 (My Page) on Mon, Nov 12, 12 at 15:23
| Hi, Julianna. You are talking about container gardening , right? You might be able to grow some vine jasmine. |
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| Hi! Yes, I just have my thirst floor balcony-- so I have to grow in containers. |
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