Hallson Gardens

Absolutely Beautiful !!!!!!!!!!! I love all TIGERS...................Coot

Thanks Chris for the beautiful Hostas you sent for my order and also for the "GIFT" , it is beautiful. They arrived on Tuesday and were planted the same day. We have kept them watered and they have started putting out new leaves. What we planted: "Empress Wu", "Night before Christmas", "Blue Umbrel...

OC has always had good luck with Cannas and Elephant Ears. Down here we have to plant them the first year in early spring (usually about April) and fortunately they can survive our S>C> winters. I have found that if I plant them in the fall, they freeze and do not make it . With a season in the gro...

OC has never had any luck with Martagons. Have tried several times, but they don't seem to like HOT weather either. I have always had good luck planting Asiatic and other Lilies in the spring though. The ones the kids planted for me last fall here in Union are just now getting ready to bloom. Can't...

has anyone ever heard of putting "grits" (Cooking type)on an ant bed to destroy it ???? my son-in-law is trying that to see if it is true. Old Southern Wives tale says the ants take the " grits" :eek: :eek: :eek: down into the nest, eat it, it swells up inside them, and kills them. Coot

With OC's dear sweet wife helping and Chris being to understanding, Mr. John placed an order for some NEW HOSTA's today. OC had trouble with the mail in order so he called Chris and got him to help us out. Since our old home in Rock Hill has not sold yet (had some pretty big renovations so do first...

As usal, OC's Liliums were his prettiest flowers to bloom, also his several hosta. Daylilies did not go well,as we had a ton of dain and hail early in June and July...........My tulips and daffoddills did well too - For pictures check back in the individual :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: flower sectio...

:D Old coot being honest, he has NEVER dug one up. We are warm enough here that they are considered perennenials. We do cut them down in the fall,but only to aboutg 8" if you cut them lower, they take too long to come back in the spring and don't make it until mid summer. Old cooot is still in Rock ...