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11 years ago

This mockorange has been nicely fragrant. I have others there were never fragrant to me before that smell wonderful this year. It may be because there were so many flowers at once. This shrub was given to me years ago by a garden web person. It was 6 inches when I got it.

Hosta in a pot does better than the ones in the ground.

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sunnyside1
11 years ago
Really beautiful, Helen -- I love all the contrasts -
Sunny
christie_sw_mo
11 years ago
Pretty Helen! Your azalea is a beautiful color. Very showy.
I've been working in my yard a lot this week and hadn't had a chance to comment.
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gldno1
11 years ago
Helen, your garden is wonderful this year!

My mock orange was in full bloom too, but nary a drop of fragrance. Sad.

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