Smart Red
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Oh heck, yeah, it needs clematis for sure. Any clematis variety would be happy in such a lovely setting.
Your impulse garden purchases?
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Gardening with Rabbits
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He went with me to the farmers market,... exactly once.
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Same here.
He went with me to the farmers market,... exactly once.
{/QUOTE]Same here.
ninnymary
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Beautiful!! Love the red salvia next to it.
Mary
Mary
Carol Dee
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Lavender the trellis was a fabulous salvage. It will look very nice with any flowering vine in it. Looks like Dad did a great job sprucing it up.
lesa
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Clematis is a necessity for that setting....that's not an impulsive buy! That looks great, with nothing on it!
seedcorn
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Needed some San Marzano tomatoes to finish one garden. Called local green house, they got some in. So away I go. Got my 4 pack. Done! Then I see 4 PAC of sweet potatoes. HAVE to have them. So now one garden is complete until red cabbage sprout so that I can transplant them. Oh, have to transplant some lettuce plants as well. So between transplanting and weeding, never done.
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Jared77
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That red salvia is very striking and will really pop against whatever color clematis you plant there.
With so many cultivars you'll have a tough time choosing. I know I would.
With so many cultivars you'll have a tough time choosing. I know I would.
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My impulse purchases so far this year are one Eva Purple Ball and one Chocolate Stripes tomatoes. I also picked up a "Spicy Globe" basil just because it smelled so good. Everything else is pretty standard. I'm kind of boring this year.
ninnymary
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Your're doing good Ridgerunner. I don't do too much impulse buying. I'll pick something up and stop myself and put it back. Did that last week and I'm sooo glad. Usually I have regrets when I'm traveling and stop at a nursery and didn't buy something that I thought I wanted.
Mary
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Jared77
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Your're doing good Ridgerunner. I don't do too much impulse buying. I'll pick something up and stop myself and put it back. Did that last week and I'm sooo glad. Usually I have regrets when I'm traveling and stop at a nursery and didn't buy something that I thought I wanted.
Mary
That's why you don't make the mistake of putting it back down!!
To me I'd rather have the frustration of trying to find a spot to plant ______ (insert impulse purchase here) than the regret of not purchasing something when I saw it. Remember if you don't like it don't plant it next year.
