Ok, lets start a thread here............ Here's mine- "you know when you've had too much rain when: the daylilies at the nursery where you work grow baby daylilies WITH ROOTS just below where the spent blossoms were on top. (I have cut them off and am rooting them successfully, I might add, and they're a patented variety, too ) you just can't mess with Mom's Nature......madgardener
you know when you've had too much rain when..........
Aug 14, 2003
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I live in the Puget Sound area of the Pacific Northwest, Mad.....there is no such thing as "too much rain"...... just inadequate drainage ;-)
With lovely green moss growing on her north side, Val
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The slugs in my flower garden have climbed up on the mini-3-rail-fence-surround to save themselves from drowning! (Not kidding. I found 12 of them. They are no more)
Judy
the daylilies at the nursery
Here in Ohio the toadstools may take over. I have never seen them so big and so numerous.
Marilyn
Your trout lilies swim out to the street
Waterlilies start to grow in your driveway
Emilie
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