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Oh Que!
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Well, jezzilee, I wish you were here this weekend. Its taken us two goes, not long at each go, but bad weather beat us yesterday, to dig out a wisteria. Heartbreaking work. Not bad roots at all, but grown in to a virginia creeper that covers a lot of house, and both wrapped round a down pipe that had snapped and popped out about half way down on Thursday. We had to release down pipe, make a very temporary botch repair. We are hoping wisteria might survive, and have put it further along the wall, but its taken considerable losses.. Our abandoned looking, messy front door also looks clearer and bare, like friendly people live here.
I would have been no help this weekend...
I attempted to not take my pain meds on the schedule. Went from four to six hours and by the time hour six was here I wanted to cry. A little early yet I guess. I love wisteria. It is so beautiful! I never knew of its existence until I moved to Pennsylvania for a few years. I saw it everywhere out there. I never did get any of my own... my ex did not like it very much. He preferred roses to every other plant in the world so most of our beds were roses...
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In Internet gardening your ankle is always working.. But I hope in reality it is less painful soon.
I love roses too, very much. But I do not like roses in isolation. My roses are in beds under planted with other things, and vying for space with things taller than them at times. For example, I also cut down some spent asters that had grown through two roses in very late summer /autumn to add a new flush of colour to that border, and now just along from them some snap dragons still do well, and behind them another rose, next to that some japenese anemones/windflowers gone over now too. Roses sing best in a mixed choir I think.
Elle
It would be hard for me to choose favorites as well! We have a lot of plants in comon... I have never done japanese anemones though. Next year I am going to do a patch dedicated to butterflies... I can't wait to take pictures!
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Well, get over here.
I do like to play with fire...
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I could use some help moving a few plants around.
Your bush need plucking?
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Well, get over here.
What's that?
That sounds awful!!I prefer a nice trim, thank you very much.
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sighing... in a whisper: wabash.
jezzilee
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That's rather suggestive....
jezzilee
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With no words even!
Adagio.... (drawn out, spoken in a whisper during intimate encounters.)
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Isn't pretty much ANYTHING spoke in Italian sexy?
adagio…. adagietto… allegretto! A d a g i o….. vivace! vivace! PRESTO!
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Stop trying t make my knees wobbly!
I am so glad you enjoyed your trip!
Sounds like you had a fantastic weekend!
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Thank you! You're so sweet.
Yeah, it was really good.
I start the trek home tomorrow. I'm not pushing through the ten hour drive tomorrow, because I'm just not cut out for another one of those so soon. So, two days until home.
