To My Love - 10923-102

By Flora2000

$57.99

(238 Reviews)

Model

10923-102

Manufacturer

Flora2000

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An angelic, creamy white rose is surrounded by six sumptuous, velvety red roses. This perfect romantic arrangement is presented in a chic clear glass cube.

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Hi Plant Peeps. What to choose, what to choose for the plant of the week So many plants are worthy of a post, as you fellow plant lovers know. After much contemplation, I decided to go with this lovely variegated Spiraea. Spiraea x vanhouttei Pink Ice. This plant is one of the legacies of the now-defunct Fry Road Nursery. It came as a spunky little thing, in a four inch pot or it could have been a plug since I bought a lot of my plants that way back in the day. This one s...

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I hope you all are enjoying your gardens. Ive seen on Facebook that some of you are getting snow. I think snow in April is just wrong and you have my sincerest sympathies. Speaking of the weather, Im sure it sounds like Im bragging when I say that the skies have been clear and sunny here for the past week or so. But its true, and ironically, we who live in this part of the world can only take so many days of sunshine without the nagging reminder that April is usually a rainy mon...

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Wow. The weeks just fly by. I guess this means Im old. I hope you all are staying safe and healthy. In these parts, the weather has turned beautiful. Yesterdays high temperature today was 74 degrees, fairly uncommon for early April and a hallmark for me: I switched from socks and boots to flip flops! My plant this week is Daphne x transatlantica Summer Ice. I could feature this phenomenal shrub any week of the year because it always looks good. However, I ch...

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Hi Guys. Now that were full-on into spring, its getting more difficult to choose just one plant to feature each week. I contemplated between Fritillaria, Clematis alpina Constance and Lathyrus vernus Albo Roseus. The latter two will wait but the Frits probably wont, especially if they get pummeled by more hail, so this week Ill feature them. Fritillaria meleagris in my woodland garden Fritillaria are small, fall-planted bulbs--one of the minor bulbs if you will. Th...

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Hi Plant peeps. How are you dealing with our new normal I hope youre keeping healthy and finding lots to do. Hopefully the weather has been decent and youre getting outside. Last Friday, I went to Costco. The Corona-hoopla wasnt terrible and was made all the better when I spotted plants. I dont typically buy plants at Costco because theyre just standard fare. But when I spotted these Armeria I grabbed one. This species Armeria juniperifolia (or SpanishThrift) is different t...

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How are you all doing I hope youre adjusting to the new normal that the Coronavirus has imposed upon us. For me its been okay since I work from home anyway. Thankfully the weather has been really pleasant and while Im not working Im getting a lot done in the garden. In fact, here it is only the middle of March and Im way ahead of schedule on winter clean up and other spring tasks. Happy dance! This weeks plant is Sedum forsterianum Silver Stone. Like many sedums t...

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This weeks pick is the Western Sword Fern. If you live here in western Oregon or anywhere along the northwestern shores of the continent, Im sure youre familiar with this native fern. Its a common thing indeed, carpeting forest floors and shady roadsides. Ive always loved it so when we moved here back in 1997, I made sure to bring along several clumps from our previous home which, conveniently was in a forest. Those original ferns have grown and made lots of baby ferns and now I ha...

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