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Monday, 6 May 2013

Lilly Of The Valley

Posted on 04:10 by Unknown
LuAnn bought a packet of bulbs last August when we visited Minnesota last August.  It turned out most of them were Lilly Of the Valley but we did get 30 good tulips out of the 100 bulbs.  Albert Lea Seed House is where we bought them in Albert Lea, Minnesota.  That is really good farming country but I wouldn't trade them weather.

Thanks to this Lilly our front flower bed to the north is green.  It's been the first thing we have found to thrive in this bed, it must be perfect conditions.

I am busy today and tomorrow and will report back later.

Thanks,

Ed
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