As the season changes, so do the colors in the yard. The leaves of our native Virginia Creeper are brilliant gems in the wet garden.
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September 23, 2006
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Tracy,
Remember the post on Lyndale’s I did titled "Don’t Blame the Big Guys?"
http://thegoldengecko.blogspot.com/2006/09/dont-blame-big-guys_14.html
I received an anonymous post at the end of the comment section that is intriguing. Would you keep me posted on what happens with Lyndale’s? See if they open next year or what. Thanks in advance.
Oh, I love the picture of the plants with the blankets on them! Hey,you do what you have to do.
Posted by: Trey | September 29, 2006 at 10:23 AM