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Wed, Jun 1, 11 at 20:17
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| Good luck with the plants! I did the same thing and ended up bringing 80 plants to my new home. Many of them were in plastic grocery bags and sat in my new garage for a couple of weeks until I could get establish garden boundaries and get them in the ground. I only lost a couple, the rest did fine. In some respects the old house garden looked better after thinning out the plants I wanted. I didn't realize it was so overgrown. LOL |
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- Posted by floodthelast 5 N. OH (My Page) on Thu, Jun 2, 11 at 11:54
| I am very surprised by how full things still look after I've taken so many plants out. I would have dug a bunch more out already but I'm also busy painting the house and doing other renovations. I did get a little weeding and planting out yesterday though. My annual gaillardia sprouts are going to fill some of my empty spots very nicely. : ) |
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