hey all, sorry took me so long to reply, summer is finally here!!! i just got done with my last final! papaya and tomatoes are so easy to grow here way down in the south! matter of fact, we have wild cherry tomatoes thriving on their own in the randomest spots in our backyard! (picture soon).
You're right, I found the exact name and didn't read the description. My friend at the greenhouse has tables full of these plants and they don't get fruit.
The knockouts are nice and I don't think I ever saw a double one. I have a knockout bush and a KO tree.
Today I bought chives, cilantro and a dwarf purple & green basil. Rule of thumb around here it to wait till Memorial weekend to plant the veggie garden. I am lucky we didn't get a frost a few nights ago, my japanese maples would have been toast till next year.
I looked at the link but it states it does produce fruit. Been to local nurseries and haven't seen them anyway. Bought some nice stuff today --still waiting for the Roses and Dahlias. I want some yellow double knock outs. Still to cold to plant yet, as we had frost twice this week, and had to run and cover everything up.
That ole sly rooster--too funny.
http://www.diggingdog.com/pages2/plantpages.php/S-0595
Here is the link to the elderberry bush. I saw another one online too but mine has lacy leaves kind of like a japanese maple. gotta go check out your ..............wait a minute, I saw it this morning. I am gonna get a pic of what eats my suet
I was putt zing around in the yard and this is what I saw. She let me get 2 feet away. Not scarted ! I took pictures and posted in my photos. Take a look!
alot of people have old aquariums , some w small cracks .i have 4 outside. there great for rooting and growing herbs .as long as the water can evaporate or drain {drill small hole in corner of tank ,} the 40 gallon will be a painted turtle project {it holds water } as i didnt get to make my kio pond AGAIN this yr !!! just a thought