I bought a couple of these sea holly plants, which the proprietor described as "pretty but unfriendly."
And now I need to go plant them. Bye!
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3 comments:
I love this plant! Do you have someone "unfriendly" in mind to plant these for? I have them for my useless neighbors, along with barberries!
Pretty faerie gardens!
Dave Baird here at Fairie Gardens. Many changes afoot here. What a wonderful surprise to find your blog.
Thank You.
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