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March 19, 2011. It's a bunny UFO! Well, actually, it's a seedling of Bergeranthus jamesii, at its first-true-leaf stage. The ice plant relative hails from South Africa, and with a hardiness rating of zone 7, its survival in our garden is rather questionable - so I'm going to try to pay attention to the seedlings in their first year, in case they don't return for a second.
Meanwhile, the garden is starting to show some color - all the usual suspects (crocuses, rock irises, snowdrops, and hellebores), so I've not bothered to take any pictures - but with the significantly warmer temperatures we had the last few days, I expect to see some other (perhaps even new-to-me) flowers come into action pretty soon. |
Visitors to this page have left the following comments| Kathy | Mar 29, 2011 | I'm looking for some hellebores... will you have any cuttings for sale this year? Funny, because that's what I came to look for on your site! Keep up the great work Rob. I love your plants and your blog!
I don't know yet what I might have for sale this year - or even if I'll have a sale. Once this cold weather lets up, I'll see what pops up in the garden... |
| neil | Sep 24, 2011 | cute... now do you think ''alien bunnies'' will hop out of it and take over your garden?¿ i ''hop'' not! |
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