The above is a snowball bush that my mum gave me. She originally got hers from my Grandmother's yard, so now it is like I have part of my Grandmother in my yard.
Next we have a Birdsnest Fern. I had been given one a few years ago that died and I was finally able to replace it. I hope I'm able to keep this one alive. :-)
Here we have more herbs that I got at the state's Herb Guild sale that they had at a local farmers market. I picked up Blue Vervain, Mugwort, St. John's Wort, Patchouli, Cilantro and Horehound. (I can't remember if that is all or not.)I still have several left to plant, but have run out of room. I'm considering adding some to my vegetable garden but I don't want to plant anything that I can't plow under next spring. So, I'm trying to figure out where to plant them.
Anyway, my roses are blooming. I'll try to get a picture tomorrow.
Blessings,
~*~
3 comments:
Lots of misting & keep the soil slightly moist & don't hang near a heat vent. That's my advice on ferns. Good luck!
I sometimes put herbs in a hanging basket if I run out of space; handy if it's near the kitchen door.
I have never been able to keep a bird nest's fern alive, if you find out the secret, let me know!
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