Pinks Gone

[Smart Red]

Happy for you! I love them as well.

 

[GardenGeisha]

Smart Red, it appears that the pinks you sent me survived the winter! Yippee. A tiny little bit (sprigs) of them appear to be up. I am so pleased. They looked pretty bad in the fall, all dried out and fragile, and I was afraid they might not make it, but I think they are survivors! I'm also glad it was a mild winter. I will keep you posted!

 

[GardenGeisha]

Smart Red, your Blue Siberian Pinks bloomed beautifully for me this spring. Thanks so much!

 

[Smart Red]

Great! DH and DS moved my greenhouse a bit back and covered up the crocus and pinks that I had growing there. I think I have some growing in the sunny perennial bed that I can use, but if not, I may be back begging for a trade-back.

 

[GardenGeisha]

I will be happy to send you some, Smart Red, but I need to wait a bit, because the clump is still teeny-tiny. I am in hopes we'll have a mild winter and it will take off and spread like mad. If I sent you some now, I fear they would die out. I'll keep you posted. I had one flower on the clump bloom a few days ago. Such a pretty blue color!

 

[Smart Red]

I do have some in one of the perennial beds so if the ones near the picnic table don't show up, all is not lost. Thank you, GardenGeisha, for thinking of me.

 

[GardenGeisha]

Oh, I'm so glad you have another bunch of them. They are so lovely, Smart Red!

 

[GardenGeisha]

My Blue Pinks you gave me are back, Smart Red! They have spread a little bit. Still a small clump, but I'm so happy they are surviving!

 

[Smart Red]

Happy dance!

I think I have only three plants left since Spouse moved the greenhouse and covered the ground up for the picnic table. I'm planting one in with my buckets O herbs on the garden fence. Probably will move the others as well.

 

[GardenGeisha]

If yours die out, let me know, and I'll be happy to share later on, when the clump gets a bit bigger.