A native of New Zealand, the flower is small and from a distance of 5 to 10 feet, it appeared to resemble seed pods. The smell reminded me of a Daphne ordora. It is described as a dark red to purple flower with a honey scent. It is not used that often in my area [...]
These leaves have a nice crimson and gold color on new growth. I am using this as a soft border around part of my sitting area in the back yard.
Hoses tend to become brittle, kink and break after a few years baking in the sun. Find a sale this weekend and restock your yard to keep the frustrations down this summer.
Today I am playing around with this blog. Having problems with setting up the e mail up dates. On WordPress’ site, it is easy to have a connection to a mobile phone to up date the blog or add photos. For some reason it does not work well here.