The scene of the crime. And this isn’t even all of them!
Do they offer plantaholic 12-step programs? I’m seriously thinking I may need to find one. Noticing that my “holding area” (formerly the pit of despair, but somewhat spruced up) is getting a little tight, I took a count of the plants I need to plant. And the total was somewhat astonishing: 157. That’s perennials, herbs and veggies that I intend to get in the ground in the very near future. That does not count annuals (of which I’ve got hordes, but they don’t count because um … well, I have no good reason other than that it would make the total embarassingly high—which is not to say that 157 hasn’t already achieved that mark) or tree starts from our various maples that I intend to just keep growing out in pots until such time as we know where we want to put them and they are big enough to survive there.
Does anyone else have this issue? I sincerely hope so because this definitely feels like an addiction.
These are just some of the hostas waiting to go in the ground. The blame for these lies entirely with Pam at Gardening with Queenie. She’s a hosta addict and she willingly shares the addiction! Last I heard she’s got 930 varieties and is pushing for 1,000 by the end of summer. Go Pam!What would you like to know?
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