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Old Oct 11, 2007, 07:31 PM
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kebsfroggy, Growing herbs is easy. Put stones in bottom, then add potting soil, then add herb plants or seeds. Set in a sunny location and keep watered, but don't over water. Should grow just fine. Most of the wild native plants I have in my yard you wouldn't want as some like to take over. But Lantana is one that is seen in Home Depot a lot but is wild flowering plant. I will make you a list of some that I have that you might like in your yard.

Ginny111, I am so glad your back doing gardening. In Tenn., you can enjoy many plants and bushes that in Florida, it is to hot for them to grow. I look forward to hearing more about your garden.

Perna, I would love to help you with your garden, but alas, Maryland, is a long ways from Florida. Sounds like you grew some really nice tomatoes and peppers. Maybe you can find some one who would help with the garden in exchange for some good veggies. Where there is a will there is a way for those who enjoy the sight of flowers and vegetables, growing in the garden. Just do it in any fashion possible like switching to container gardening or a few violets or herbs growing in pots on a sunny windowsill can brighten your mood when depressed. Scratch up the soil and throw in some flower seeds, sprinkle with water and see what happens. When I became disabled I had to throw perfect everything out the window, and just do everything the easiest way possible. Try it and let me know how your garden grows.
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