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upper area of south terrace

18 years ago

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In this section we have succeeded with Arp rosemary, creeping thyme, red salvia, zinnias. Sometimes I put in some annual herbs such as basil or dill. The pink primrose also is established in the area. EP

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mrsfrodo
18 years ago
EP

Gardeners are only supposed to have green thumbs, not turn completely green with jealously like I do ever time I see your photos. They are always a pleasure.
enchantedplace
Original Author
18 years ago
Andrea, I've admired your photos too. We share similarities in our flower enjoyment. EP
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Annie
18 years ago
EP,

That terrace is just gorgeous!

Just love your gardens and photos of them.
I would sure like to have some of those Nigella seeds. Check out My Member's page and see if I have anything we could exchange.

I am really getting the gardening bug more than usual with all this mild weather we have had this winter.
I guess I could do some winter seed sowing & maybe go out looking for good landscape rocks. You just never have enough good rocks~

~Annie
Swedish-Cherokee girl in the Iowa Hills of Central Oklahoma

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