I lost some plants during Gustav, so I recently picked up some new plants at the Hodge Podge at Hilltop.



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Some have been transplanted..some not just yet.
My tiny Fire Spike (Odontonema stricta):

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My Skullcap (Scutellaria) 'Bluebird':

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Abutilon Flowering Maple, a picture I took last May.
Hummingbirds love this plant:

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Some Verbana and Sage I picked up from another Nursery, as well:


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Not my pictures, but pictures I found of flowering Native Crinum or Swamp Lily (Crinum Americanum):

Flowering Fragrant Garlic (Tulbagia fragrans pink):

And...Rice Paper Plant (Tetrapanax papyriferus) which is more like a small tree, and the leaves can get so large and tall and hang over one's head like a parasol.

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I also want to start a little herb garden. I already have Rosemary, Lavender, Lemon Thyme in the ground. And I recently bought seeds of:
-mint
-oregano
-basil
-salvia
-cat nip
And I have Pole Beans, that my friend Sarah got from her father's garden, to plant too. The seeds apparently store well, I read, so I will wait until after the last frost. I am actually really wanting to try out a vegetable garden anyway, so perhaps this would be a good start.
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