garden loot
Jun. 6th, 2011 12:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
treeskinYesterday's clearance-rack finds, between Lowes and Walmart:
* 3, 1-gal pots of Asiatic lily "Tiny Bee", 12" tall and clear yellow. Planted uphill from the west-most pond, amidst echinacea and oregano.
* 5 bareroot Asiatic lily "Dolly Madison", dark saturated pink, 36" tall. Planted around the new peach, and further east among the peonies.
* 5 bareroot Oriental lily "Stargazer", pink w white edges. Planted around new peach, and among echinacea.
* 5 bareroot trumpet lily "Pink Heaven", strong medium pink, and tall. Planted through the east end of the beds, with a couple tucked into the lily clumps already lining my altar space.
* 3 bareroot daylily "Final Touch", rose pink with a orange throat. Planted to either side of the path leading to the herb shed, near the top of the path.
* 3 bareroot daylily "Little Missy", dark red with white edge and lime green throat. Planted in front of big clump of skullcap.
And if I'm really lucky, I've remembered where I put each one, and won't have to correct myself when thi gs bloom next year.
* 3, 1-gal pots of Asiatic lily "Tiny Bee", 12" tall and clear yellow. Planted uphill from the west-most pond, amidst echinacea and oregano.
* 5 bareroot Asiatic lily "Dolly Madison", dark saturated pink, 36" tall. Planted around the new peach, and further east among the peonies.
* 5 bareroot Oriental lily "Stargazer", pink w white edges. Planted around new peach, and among echinacea.
* 5 bareroot trumpet lily "Pink Heaven", strong medium pink, and tall. Planted through the east end of the beds, with a couple tucked into the lily clumps already lining my altar space.
* 3 bareroot daylily "Final Touch", rose pink with a orange throat. Planted to either side of the path leading to the herb shed, near the top of the path.
* 3 bareroot daylily "Little Missy", dark red with white edge and lime green throat. Planted in front of big clump of skullcap.
And if I'm really lucky, I've remembered where I put each one, and won't have to correct myself when thi gs bloom next year.
