Hallson Gardens

Bk, are you saying you think your hosta had fungus and root knot nematodes?
Kathy

Oh, Ma Nature can be such an uncompromising opponent! Lick your wounds for as long as you like. Perhaps a few months getaway is possible.
Kathy

Awesome transformation, Ed! I think this quote applies:

"Gardening requires lots of water, most of it in the form of perspiration." -Lou Erickson

Kathy

Donna, that Ginsu Knife is fabulous. I've stared at that picture for days. I had to remark on it. Thanks for sharing.
Kathy

Don, here's my Spartacus taken last week. This is another one I bought because of your posts about it! Thanks!
Kathy

Thanks, bk. I think I'll send my daughter a So Sweet.

Kathy

Beautiful bed, Tigger!

I agree about Wheee! What a flamboyant little baby, shown here with a studly Clear Fork River Valley nearby.
Kathy

I grabbed these two nice pictures of The King this morning. Kathy

Hosta Brave Amherst to the left.
Kathy

Thanks, almosthooked. Phlox was the first thing I ever planted. Every spring driving to work I would pass this insane purple patch in someone's yard. One day I just pulled into their driveway and walked over to see what it was. Then I started buying little pots of it wherever I could find it. I reme...

I went out with a headlamp and spray bottle of dilute ammonia to do battle with slugs. Didn't find any, but I did grab a picture of Piedmont Gold wearing a necklace. Maybe she had a hot Friday night date.

Kathy

Wolverine, Rainbow's End and Blue Silver were my early risers.
Kahy

All it needs is a rose between its teeth.
Kathy

Spring is riotous here in North Carolina. The late snows delayed everything so it's all happening at once.
Kathy

Corkscrew and Tongue Twister singing back up and Spartacus about to take center stage.

Kathy

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Babka, it's the first time up. We toured the fabulous garden of friends of ours that are professional landscapers yesterday. They are coming to look at my garden Wednesday. I'm hoping it's still yellow by then. I'll let you know.
Kathy

She's kind of a scene stealer!

Kathy

My Frances Williams looked good last year for the first time and it was a really wet spring. She's been in the ground for ten years. Maybe it's like teenage acne and will get better with age. You could cut off any leaves that looked really bad and put up with slower growth over the years and hope it...

My h. Blue Silver jumped up so early this year that it might be one that needs less winter cooling.

Kathy