White flowers are essential for every garden, because they go with every color in a bouquet. There is even a plant nursery (in Connecticut, USA) that took the name White Flower Farm.
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Last winter, I moved this Salvia, and it is looking better than ever. The flowers are staying a long time, which is a definite plus.
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The daisy-like flowers are what one would steep for a cup of Chamomile tea. Personally, I like this plant for the evergreen, delicate foliage.
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My honeysuckle has had the same home for so long the vine now covers a fence. Its blooms continuously, so there are always flowers in various stages. When the wind is blowing just right, you can pick up the delicate scent from away.
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Ah, the field daisies! They look fabulous in a meadow.
When my son was at home, and mowed the fields for us, he learned to mow around the field daisies, just because I liked them.
In the last couple of years, they have tried to make a home in my flower gardens. At first, I thought it was a treat, but all too soon, they took over. After blooming, they get ratty and mangy looking. This year, I am digging and digging and more digging to get them out of the cultivated area.
Will I ever learn?
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