Take a few steps through the gate to the other side of the fence.
This is from the clump of oak trees you see, way in the background, center, in the first panorama shot from that patio.
I am not on my own property here, but a sort of no-one's-land area between the residential and business zoning. All the neighbors take care of a portion of it, mowing, to keep down the weeds.
The Long View 2009 - 2
Lovely!! It looks like you're way out in the country if you hadn't told us about the busy intersection and business areas!
I was going to say the same thing, you'd never know.
Me three. No way to do that here unless we build a privacy vortex. heh, heh
Me four. Looks like country to me. Is your fav a tango lily threegardeners?
Yes...Tango-Halloween.
I have started a new thread http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1009251/
See ya there.
Carrie I found you the PF http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/97952/index.html I got mine at HD in 06. I am going to need to divide them if you want some. The Lily Beetles tasted them a little this spring. I treated all my lilies once and the second round was only my orientals and asiatics in the back. I think having some Orientals as a trap crop is going to be my game plan. Plus planting them with Liatris spicata in front of them. To try and just hide the beetle damage. I don't know what will happen if they go unchecked. I suppose I could lose the blooms. Never let it get that far. I am bummed out that I spent about a half hour using papertowels and pulling the nasty larvae covered in poop off my Michigan lilys. I won't use poison in that garden because it is my wildlife garden. I may have to move them too. I am so irritated with these pests that I am almost ready to get rid all my lilies.
If you don't already have Lily Beetles then I can't give them to you. It's for your own good trust me. : )
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