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I'm working on saving woodland wildflowers from a garden path. I am lucky to have many native wildflowers growing
in our yard and woods. I've moved some mayapples, solomons seal, lady ferns, and many violets. They have found
a new home in two woodland gardens I started. They will live happily with a few hostas, merrybells, dutchmans
breeches and shooting stars to name a few. I try to plant a lot of natives. They are my favorite!
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Apr 28, 2008 | 8:58 AM PST
Oh boy! Another native plant nut like me! I really like the woodland natives... I have almost everything you've mentioned, plus trilliums, trout lillies, toad lillies, and lots of different ferns. If you get any seeds this fall, I'll be happy to swap with you! |
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Apr 28, 2008 | 3:41 PM PST
I have the most beautiful land here in Indiana. I am trying to restore mine to its original beauty. Do you grow Lady Slippers and Perennial Orchids? Carol Last edited by Dizzy45vines on April 28th at 3:42 PM. |
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May 15, 2008 | 8:47 AM PST
Hi my husband just rescued some yellow ladies slippers for me. I am happy they are ok and thriving. We hope to rescue more and that they will be happy in our woodland garden. |
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