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- Lisa Blair
- "If we look at the path, we do not see the sky. We are earth people on a spiritual journey to the stars. Our quest, our earth walk, is to look within, to know who we are, to see that we are connected to all things, that there is no separation, only in the mind." - Native American, source unknown
Walle
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2 comments:
Hello Lisa Blair,
Thank you for commenting and telling me that you're a Felder Rushing fan - he was so much fun.
Your blog has a cool name, and I see that there are recipes as well as gardening, which looks like a good mix! I look forward to further browsing around your Mississippi garden.
How cold does it get in the winter? You have the wonderful 'Jack Frost' Brunnera - does is need a long dormancy period? We're probably too hot and dry for Brunnera, but I sure do love that plant!
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
Hi Annie,
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
I've only had the Jack Frost brunnera for about 6 months - since late-Sept 2006. I am in zone 8. Brunnera does need winter dormancy in order to grow and bloom. Dec, Jan, and Feb here are consistantly around 40F, as low as 25F, and that seems to be enough for this brunnera. I have three Jack Frost brunnera plants between my house and a mimosa tree, so it gets sun only in the early spring before the mimosa leafs out. After that it is deep shade all day. I try to keep this area moist because beside the brunnera is a hydrangea that gets really stressed in high heat.
I'll keep everyone posted on how well these brunneras grow. Stop by anytime! :)
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