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Gladiolus are some of my favorite plants. I grow them by the hundreds and am breeding new ones. Yes, some people call them old-fashioned funeral flowers. I really don’t care what the haters say, I think they are drop-dead gorgeous.
Speaking of old-fashioned plants I love: hollyhocks (Alcea rosea)! One my favorites. And so easy to grow. Sure they get a little rust on the leaves, but who cares when they flower like this? I grow a lot of plants from seed, and love that I was able to grow this whole display from just a few packets of cheap seeds.
This is another group of favorite plants – Iris x norrisii (aka x Pardancanda norrisii, aka candy lily, aka blackberry lily). I love collecting many different varieties of the same plant so I can compare and find my favorites.
I kinda love weeds… this is my collection of different species of dandelions. Taraxacum officinale (the normal yellow one), T. psuedoroseum (pink), and T. albidum (white
This is from more than a decade ago, but I have to share it anyway… the “living room” garden I created with my friend Virginia back when I was in college. We worked together in the Learning Gardens at Ohio State University and got up to all kinds of fun projects. We did one with office furniture too! I firmly believe that one should have fun in the garden.
