I decided not to decide (for now). They're all too big and dazzling for my small garden.
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5 comments:
What a lovely spread of color. I too have forgone purchasing any mums...I'm in the process of whacking everything down & clearing out the gardens, so I'm just not tempted to add more flowers right now.
I enjoy them in other people's yards :)
WOW - what a selection! Well, maybe just get 1 to slide inside a pretty planter for your doorstep ....
That's probably what I'll do, Biddie. They come in smaller sizes too. Cheryl, I envy you your outdoor chores at this brisk time of year. I don't have anything to do except carry a few pots indoors and I usually put that off until the day before the first frost.
To be honest it's not much fun...I guess maybe because I know it means another long winter is on our heels. Plus, we seem to be experiencing a resurgence in ticks, I pulled two of 'em off of me yesterday...YUCK!
Oh well, enough whining & back to work with me :P
I've noticed they have some very different colors this year; quite a nice mix.
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