A Touch of Orange Posted on 11/03/2013 by Laurie Orange chrysanthemums in the garden this morning … Share this:Share Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like Loading... Related
What a treat! It’s snowing and blowing here today and this was a beautiful sight in my inbox…. 🙂 Reply
We had snow a few weeks ago, but fortunately it didn’t stick around. It really was, and still is, too early for snow! Have a lovely day! Reply
I am so sorry, I don’t remember them. I try to keep track, but somethings get passed me. If I notice these producing any seeds, I will let you know. Have a nice day! Laurie Reply
Thanks, Laurie! When you grow as many crazy things as I do (and you, too! 🙂 ) it’s near impossible to remember all the names! Reply
Don’t they make for such a pretty color in the garden? Missed having them this year in the garden. Reply
I’ve had pretty good luck at perennializing my chrysanthemums – in fact too much luck. Every spring I need to pull some out. Reply
A Taste of Morning 
These orange chrysanthemums are perfect!
I enjoy looking at them out my office window : )
Have a lovely day!
What a treat! It’s snowing and blowing here today and this was a beautiful sight in my inbox…. 🙂
We had snow a few weeks ago, but fortunately it didn’t stick around. It really was, and still is, too early for snow!
Have a lovely day!
What a beautiful shade of mum! do you remember the name of those seeds?
I am so sorry, I don’t remember them. I try to keep track, but somethings get passed me. If I notice these producing any seeds, I will let you know.
Have a nice day!
Laurie
Thanks, Laurie! When you grow as many crazy things as I do (and you, too! 🙂 ) it’s near impossible to remember all the names!
Don’t they make for such a pretty color in the garden? Missed having them this year in the garden.
I’ve had pretty good luck at perennializing my chrysanthemums – in fact too much luck. Every spring I need to pull some out.