After moving out from my studio apartment (now I’m at David’s house), I finally had time to do the requested full list of plants of the new house!
Depois de me mudar do estudio pra casa do David, encontrei tempo pra escrever a tao requisitada lista de plantas e flores da nova casa. Nao vou traduzir pra portugues pois imagno que vcs possam presumir, ou mesmo me perguntar o que vcs tiverem duvida.
This is the list that Fiona helped us to make with the help of the ex-owner of the new house: (the numbers will eventually lead to the location, when I take some time to make the photoshop green map)
1) tulips (under oak)
2) neighbor’s hedges
3) dwarf persian lilac shrubs
4) peonies
5) sunflowers
6) pin oak tree
7) tulip tree (yellow poplar)
lilac shrub
9) holly shrub
10) magnolia tree
11) apple tree (neighbor)
12) redbud tree (already flowering!)
13) dogwood tree
14) mock orange
15) hollyhocks
16) Black-eyedSusan
17)Lilac shrub (American)
18) Pine Tree
19) ?tree
20) Saskatune tree
21) Juniper shrub
22) Maple tree (?) irises around tree
23) Rose of Sharon shrubs
24) Hemlock (?) tree
25) Arbor Vitae Shrub
26) Pine tree
27) Winter aconite, dffodils, lilies
28) Sassafras tree
29) Redbudtree
30) Honey suckle shrub (?)
31) Oak tree
32) Maple tree (?)
33) honey suckle shrub/vine
34) Mulberry tree
35) Rose bushes -red, pnk, fairy roses
36) Zosia grass (front lawn)
Well, for now, I’m researching deer resistant plants and talking with Cheri and Fiona about plants that can work in the new house. And I bought in the Farmers Market this beautiful flower. Which I found out to be an Impatiens!! (David said they are pretty easy to let grow).
Anyway…. I’ll plant it n a bigger pot at some point this week.
Happy Spring for everyone!