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| Flower Seed and Plant Giveaway |
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| Written by Peter Carmel | |
| Wednesday, 14 June 2006 | |
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Here we are, it’s halfway though June already, and my garden is finally getting plenty of sun. All that wet and overcast weather put us behind at least a month or so. The tomatoes are looking good already. If you’re interested, I also have a small amount of zinnia seeds that are bagged according to known parents (flower size and color) as follows: pink red green orange assorted small flowers small orange. Nasturtium Seeds These cool yellow climbing nasturtiums also came from Renee’s Garden. ![]() They are beautiful and really easy to grow. The vines are easy to train to climb if desired. I have quite a few seeds left from last year. Aloe Vera Plants I have a corner where there is a huge aloe vera patch needs to be relocated. These are nice looking with spotted leaved and attractive pink flowers. ![]() It’s easy to grow, just get them up with the roots intact and replant them within a week or so. I have a few that I potted for easier transplanting, too. Philodendron I also have a couple of these babies that were potted a few months ago. These are the window pane variety with huge leaves with holes or “windows” in them. Great tropical plant for low light areas. Works for a large indoor plant, too. ![]() Here's a photo of an Italian heirloom tomato that I grew last year called costoluto genovese. I hope this year is as good! Yum, yum! |
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