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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Video Wednesday: Purple Plants of the Bishop's Garden
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Beautiful blues! I have some Anise Hyssop planted at the Fenton Garden, but not nearly as full and lush as the Bishop's Garden. Maybe by next month? -Anne
ReplyDeleteAnne - maybe yours will fill out soon. My Anise Hyssop kind of petered away a few years ago, I thin I let the Black-eyed Susan take it over so definitely give it space to grow and make a home.
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