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IxiAnn
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Hi! I'm pretty sure I've been here before, but as I can't remember my user name or e-mail account that I used before, I just signed up again...hehe

Anyway, I'm in the West Georgia area...pretty much right on the line between zone 7 & 8. I have planted probably 25 azaleas in my yard in the last couple of years and can't wait for them to all reach full size. We also recently planted a wild magnolia that's doing extremely well. I have one rose bush that isn't doing very good, 4 hydrangeas (one that was here when we moved here 3 years ago and 3 that I took from the parent plant last year), some clematis, a few lilys that just lay over on the ground and bloom, and an iris that I planted 2 years ago that bloomed for the first time this year. Oh, and my poor gardenia...it's so full of blooms that it just falls over. And it's over 5 feet tall...any ideas as to what I can do to help it out?

Annette

Plants: 10 | From: Carrollton, Georgia | Registered: May 2006  |  Seeded: 4.154.100.251
afgreyparrot
Official Problem Child
Member # 1991

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Hi, Annette..... [wavey]
Welcome to the forum.
Sounds like you have a beautiful yard!

Nice to meet you!


Cindy

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Plants: 43285 | Registered: Mar 2004  |  Seeded: 70.35.241.223
patches1414
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Hi Annette! [wavey]

Welcome to the forum!

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Plants: 6492 | From: Illinois | Registered: Feb 2006  |  Seeded: 199.217.139.125
princessazlea
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Hi Annette [wavey]
Welcome to the forum
Nice to meet you.
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Plants: 12383 | From: Manchester. England | Registered: Oct 2004  |  Seeded: 195.93.21.68
Tonya
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Hi there! Your yard sounds great! I am getting started on mine this year! Welcome to the forum!

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Plants: 11806 | From: Holden Beach, NC | Registered: May 2006  |  Seeded: 38.119.116.66
IxiAnn
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Tonya...I absolutely LOVE your signature line! lol As the mother of 3 very active girls...I'm right with you on that!
Plants: 10 | From: Carrollton, Georgia | Registered: May 2006  |  Seeded: 4.154.116.28
Tonya
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I have 2 girls ages 6 years and 5 months...I actually stole the line from my ex-SIL. My home is clean enough to be comfortable, but dirty enough to be lived in! [thumb] [Big Grin]

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Plants: 11806 | From: Holden Beach, NC | Registered: May 2006  |  Seeded: 38.119.116.66
   

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