Suggestions for flowers in a strawberry jar?
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by SpringFever on April 29, 2006 04:15 PM
I seen one with "snow in summer" in all the holes ... It was amazing!!
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by Deborah L. on May 01, 2006 04:05 PM
What's snow in summer? Is it also called allysum?
The little white ones?
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The little white ones?
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by Wrennie on May 02, 2006 12:32 AM
Darn I was going to suggest thyme.
Hmm small and perrenial.....
english primrose
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Hmm small and perrenial.....
english primrose
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by SpringFever on May 02, 2006 01:54 AM
Yeah I think it is the same .. not really sure. all I know is it is perrenial and it will cascade down ... if you mix it with creeping phlox it would be pretty .. never mind different bloom times..
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by CatherineC on May 03, 2006 03:06 PM
I was looking at one of my books and I seen a pic. of some sugarplum snapdragons in a strawberry jars it was very pretty.I know they are not perennials but still was nice.Good luck.
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Any ideas for small PERENNIAL flowers or plants that would stay smallish, to put in the jar?
I don't want to do annuals because I don't want to have to replant every season.
A couple of little thymes would be OK, but I'd really like to do something with flowers. And small English ivies.
The pots/jars have 6 side pockets and one big opening at the top. Thanks !
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