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I had two plants. One I planted in my mini bed that has a lot of soil and it didn't over winter. Then someone traded me a sedum and that piece was connected to the batch of sedum. It's since crawled and leaped into a nice patch on a gravel patch under my ginkgo tree. Remember its the old driveway so I guess it likes the fact there is little soil there?
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Speaking of tiny things, today I bought a creeping thyme, "Elfin" and it has the smallest leaves I have ever seen...
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TPs, I don't think its a true fern even though thats one of its common names.
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Boo it is hanging out of the pot...BUT I want it to be small for the faerie garden..I am going to do it inside of our bench that is on the porch, so anything I put inside I want to be small.
I am still looking for a few more ideas, cant find too much here locally. |
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