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Forget Me Not

Forget Me Not

I take great pleasure in maintaining my garden, as it brings me closer to the flowers and gives me creative ideas.  Watching the evolution of tiny seeds blossoming into magnificent spectacles of nature never gets old and this year is no exception.  While attempting to rid my garden of a well known garden pest called “Creeping Charlie”, I happened to stumble upon a tiny delicate flower (Forget Me Not’s), within a wild flower mix I purchased this year.  Obviously this flower is well suited to be added to any portion of your garden.  In my mind I am picturing “Forget Me Not’s” as gentle border flowers surrounded by “Baby’s Breath for next year.  Plant seeds in rich well draining soil after the last frost.  Cheers

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