ou are in Zone 6? There should be many more coming and these should winter over for you. They are a lovely flower in the garden and that spot of green from those nice leaves a very nice thing. If I don't talk with you again before Thanksgiving have a great one Patsi!
Plants and seeds are doing some funny things this year. My volunteer celosias came up in late August, and actually bloomed, even though they were much shorter than last year, and shorter than the ones planted earlier in the year my next door by my next door neighbor. She's the one who gave me the seeds for mine last year. I have more from her for next year.
I also have nigella seedlings like I did last year. I was thinking someone said they would make it through the winter, but I don't think they did last year. I did have more come up, but hope for even more next year.
That IS a surprise. Will they winter over?
ReplyDeleteDon't think so Shady. But I could bring them inside.
ReplyDeleteou are in Zone 6? There should be many more coming and these should winter over for you. They are a lovely flower in the garden and that spot of green from those nice leaves a very nice thing. If I don't talk with you again before Thanksgiving have a great one Patsi!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see your garden gives you nice surprises. I hope you get to keep them.
ReplyDeleteI love garden surprises!
ReplyDeleteMy nicotania that I planted this spring are still flowering despite several heavy frost - that too is a surprise! :)
Dear Patsi, I have just returned from a long trip and have yet to clean up the garden ... how I would love to find such a pleasant surprise! Pam x
ReplyDeletePlants and seeds are doing some funny things this year. My volunteer celosias came up in late August, and actually bloomed, even though they were much shorter than last year, and shorter than the ones planted earlier in the year my next door by my next door neighbor. She's the one who gave me the seeds for mine last year. I have more from her for next year.
ReplyDeleteI also have nigella seedlings like I did last year. I was thinking someone said they would make it through the winter, but I don't think they did last year. I did have more come up, but hope for even more next year.