Comments for Main Line Gardening http://mainlinegardening.com Tue, 01 May 2012 00:45:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on Virginia Bluebells by Janet Clark http://mainlinegardening.com/learn-post/virginia-bluebells-2/#comment-12238 Janet Clark Tue, 01 May 2012 00:45:43 +0000 http://mainlinegardening.com/?post_type=learn&p=966#comment-12238 Isn't that the most beautiful color? I'm glad I could show you something new! Isn’t that the most beautiful color? I’m glad I could show you something new!

]]> Comment on Virginia Bluebells by Margaret Burbidge http://mainlinegardening.com/learn-post/virginia-bluebells-2/#comment-12187 Margaret Burbidge Mon, 30 Apr 2012 06:09:58 +0000 http://mainlinegardening.com/?post_type=learn&p=966#comment-12187 Wow! What beautiful blue flowers! I've never seen them before - thanks for telling me about them. Wow! What beautiful blue flowers! I’ve never seen them before – thanks for telling me about them.

]]> Comment on Iris for the Home Garden by Gardener on Sherlock Street http://mainlinegardening.com/learn-post/iris-for-the-home-garden/#comment-11961 Gardener on Sherlock Street Fri, 27 Apr 2012 01:19:20 +0000 http://mainlinegardening.com/?post_type=learn&p=976#comment-11961 All good info. Iris are very hardy. I'm amazed at how well an established plot will withstand drought and come back better the next year. They are so easy to share with friends too. The only bad part is that digging them to divide is best at the hottest time of the year. Best to be an early morning job. All good info. Iris are very hardy. I’m amazed at how well an established plot will withstand drought and come back better the next year. They are so easy to share with friends too. The only bad part is that digging them to divide is best at the hottest time of the year. Best to be an early morning job.

]]> Comment on Spring Cleaning the Garden by vegetable garden http://mainlinegardening.com/learn-post/spring-cleaning-the-garden/#comment-8880 vegetable garden Mon, 19 Mar 2012 21:30:51 +0000 http://mainlinegardening.com/?post_type=learn&p=888#comment-8880 I've been browsing on-line greater than three hours today, but I by no means discovered any fascinating article like yours. It's beautiful price sufficient for me. In my opinion, if all site owners and bloggers made good content as you probably did, the net will probably be much more useful than ever before. I’ve been browsing on-line greater than three hours today, but I by no means discovered any fascinating article like yours. It’s beautiful price sufficient for me. In my opinion, if all site owners and bloggers made good content as you probably did, the net will probably be much more useful than ever before.

]]> Comment on Crepe Myrtle Time by Hage http://mainlinegardening.com/learn-post/crepe-myrtle-time/#comment-6324 Hage Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:58:15 +0000 http://mainlinegardening.com/?post_type=learn&p=435#comment-6324 just great! just great!

]]> Comment on Lessons from the Garden by Janet Clark http://mainlinegardening.com/learn-post/lessons-from-the-garden/#comment-4805 Janet Clark Wed, 04 Jan 2012 15:53:12 +0000 http://mainlinegardening.com/?post_type=learn&p=761#comment-4805 Thanks for the tips, neighbor! Thanks for the tips, neighbor!

]]> Comment on Lessons from the Garden by joan robinson http://mainlinegardening.com/learn-post/lessons-from-the-garden/#comment-4754 joan robinson Tue, 03 Jan 2012 19:17:55 +0000 http://mainlinegardening.com/?post_type=learn&p=761#comment-4754 A florist neighbor has Knock-Out roses that need NO CARE, and come in a variety of colors. However, she'll have to be asked about the necessary amount of sunlight. Also, the roses continue to bloom and bloom and bloom....and then bloom again. No dead-heading either. Keep trying. I too will want to know what else blooms in the shade. Begonias and impatience, of course, are the common ones, but the deer eat our impatience. Wild flowers come before the trees leaf out so bluebells do well and all the other wild spring flowers. A florist neighbor has Knock-Out roses that need NO CARE, and come in a variety of colors. However, she’ll have to be asked about the necessary amount of sunlight. Also, the roses continue to bloom and bloom and bloom….and then bloom again. No dead-heading either. Keep trying. I too will want to know what else blooms in the shade. Begonias and impatience, of course, are the common ones, but the deer eat our impatience. Wild flowers come before the trees leaf out so bluebells do well and all the other wild spring flowers.

]]> Comment on Lessons from the Garden by Janet Clark http://mainlinegardening.com/learn-post/lessons-from-the-garden/#comment-4679 Janet Clark Mon, 02 Jan 2012 18:06:23 +0000 http://mainlinegardening.com/?post_type=learn&p=761#comment-4679 Jane, glad you liked it- and Happy New Year! Carole, I'll have to find my courage as well as patience~ I'm kind of wary after killing off three bushes now! But maybe I'll get gutsy and give them a shot. Happy gardening in 2012! Jane, glad you liked it- and Happy New Year!

Carole, I’ll have to find my courage as well as patience~ I’m kind of wary after killing off three bushes now! But maybe I’ll get gutsy and give them a shot. Happy gardening in 2012!

]]> Comment on Lessons from the Garden by Carole Corlew http://mainlinegardening.com/learn-post/lessons-from-the-garden/#comment-4671 Carole Corlew Mon, 02 Jan 2012 16:55:13 +0000 http://mainlinegardening.com/?post_type=learn&p=761#comment-4671 Janet, helleborus, or Lenten roses, love the shade. Years ago someone brought some to me from her home, which had no sun at all. She had them tied up in a little bouquet that looked like small roses! Really beautiful. So I have them planted now in my shady areas. They don't establish right away but I know you'll have patience. Try them! Janet, helleborus, or Lenten roses, love the shade. Years ago someone brought some to me from her home, which had no sun at all. She had them tied up in a little bouquet that looked like small roses! Really beautiful. So I have them planted now in my shady areas. They don’t establish right away but I know you’ll have patience. Try them!

]]> Comment on Lessons from the Garden by Jane E Morgan http://mainlinegardening.com/learn-post/lessons-from-the-garden/#comment-4650 Jane E Morgan Mon, 02 Jan 2012 04:43:45 +0000 http://mainlinegardening.com/?post_type=learn&p=761#comment-4650 Enjoyed this very much, Janet! Enjoyed this very much, Janet!

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