seandelevan
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What is this plant? The first one at the top with white and yellow flowers?
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herodotus
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that looks like an iris of some sort, maybe a lilly?
JC-3122
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Just primroses. They bloom and are nice for a week. Then they have leaves that shrivel and brown unless they are kept well watered. That’s why I don’t like them. But my wife does
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SpikedLemonade
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Gibby, you are way ahead of me on the flowers.
The crocus are gone here.
The daffs are almost gone.
The tulips will be gone by next week.
The roses are a month away but the bushes are all lush.
The rest of the perennials are weeks away.
My lawn is thick and weed free.
herodotus
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Yeah, you're lawn is always beautiful. I focus on my garden. The lawn? I mow that down every couple weeks to keep codes away. I am working to cultivate clover and grass because yeah its in a bad way, always has been but I don't get the satisfaction out of grass that I do out of roses, herbs, veggies, strawberries, elderberries (they actually don't smell bad), but then I do love the smell of a newly mowed lawn. Also, its a great way to decompress from a week of work, especially when work has been very shitty as of late.
SpikedLemonade
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Nothing is better than roses for longevity, impact and sheer value however with patience and a series of years walking around barefoot on a thick cushy lawn while pruning those needy roses is a good feeling.
Sorry about your recent shitty work experience -- you probably have built up your resume considerably now perhaps you should see what else is out there in terms of a better employer.
I’m dying for my roses to start blooming. I cut out a ton of old wood last year and right now there are more buds than I’ve ever seen before.