Hey! I think that that the book club idea is great! I would love to read the same books at the same time, it would be so fun! Anyway since you already got my letter you know about my garden idea. Here are a few flowers that I have been thinking about. My "theme" colors are purple and white. I was thinking, I would love to have a flower that you pick out in my garden! I think it would be so cool! Well if you know of a purple or white flower that you really like that can be grown in the Ohio climate, or close to here please tell me! I would love to plant a flower that you like in my garden. I is kind of a "romantic" idea, don't you think? (Oh and when I say romantic, I mean cool and neat/ kind of old world idea) It would be kind of a tribute to our friendship. If you don't want to, I understand, or if you do I will be so happy! Well the following as I mentioned are some flowers I am thinking about putting in my garden. I hope you like them and hope to hear from you soon!
Lain
p.s. do you like perennials or annuals better? I like perennials because they come back each year and are generally more hardy.
Passion Fruit Flower
Malva Moschata alba (Musk mallow)
Lilies of the Valley
Lilacs
Hyacinths
Dodecatheon (shooting star)
Lain
p.s. do you like perennials or annuals better? I like perennials because they come back each year and are generally more hardy.
Passion Fruit Flower
Malva Moschata alba (Musk mallow)
Lilies of the Valley
Lilacs
Hyacinths
Dodecatheon (shooting star)Pansy
4 comments:
They are all so pretty! Wow the flowers are so pretty.
Yes i would love to pick a flower, but i have to find something first, but it sounds so fun. Thank you for thinking about me.
Back to your quetion, i like perennials more. But pictures of annuals are pretty too.
HOw do purple Pansies grow out there?
Pansies grow actual pretty well out here, they are a biennial plant, meaning that they only last for two years. I think they are pretty adn as you may have seen I added them to my pictures. Is that your favorite flower?
I really like pansies,yes.
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