Our main reason for being there was for an informal lesson on caring for hydrangeas. I'll tell you more about what we learned tomorrow.
In the afternoon, I planted an herb garden for my mom. I had to take this picture with my phone. I found a spot for her perennial herbs (tarragon, oregano, sage, chives and two kinds of thyme) on a bed along a rock wall on the side of the house.
And then my phone battery died, so I had to take this picture with my sister's phone. I put some mint and her annual herbs (Thai basil, Italian basil, parsley and dill)in a bed right outside her kitchen window, so she'll remember to water them.
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Thanks for the Northern "vacation"! We are fighting lovebugs and mosquitoes, plus HEAT! My azaleas bloomed in March, but that's it for the year for them. Hydrangea and Rhododendron are available at the florist or in photos. Thanks for sending this fresh bouquet of Heritage Gardens in full bloom!
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