Subject: ubject: Subject: Re: Subject: flowers, >Vera >Bill

[Guest guest]

Bill,

Thanks for telling me how to fix the red clay. I am going to be doing

that soon. All I have to do now is get my husbands back working

picking up the 80 pound bad of sand. : > ) I have it all wrote down

because that is the only way I can remember anything anymore and then

sometimes I forget where I put the paper or sticky pad. Oh well, I do

my very best.

Belinda

>

> > Belinda:

> > Another thing we have alike, the Clay soil. I had a time getting

it

> > ready to plant also. Nothing like trying to work in wet clay soil

and

> > not being able to get out of it. Many a time I had to leave my

shoes

> > in it and come out with just my feet.

> > I tried blub flowers, but not one of them came up. It may of been

> > because I had the grandkids do it or they could of been old

blub's.

> > I would like to put in a rose garden somewhere, I want to do it

to

> > where I had 8 of them , one for each grandbaby and have each one a

> > color that tell's what they are like. Wanted a yellow one with

the

> > red tip for . He always has a smile on his face, but so

active

> > and do the other's like that. The three grand kids that I don't

get

> > to see, I would do somekind of white color, as I don't know what

they

> > are really like, but still want a place for them in my garden. I

just

> > have to fine somewhere to fit the garden in. I'm running out of

> > space. I think the love of working out in the garden comes from

my

> > mother, she loves it and her father did also. I didn't have any

of my

> > kids enjoy it, but my son little boy (5yr old) will come and

> > help me work in it and his the one that did most of the blub's.

Maybe

> > he'll be the one that will learn to love the garden also. The

special

> > place to be with God.

> >

> > Love Vera