Garden List: Outdoor
Jul. 17th, 2003 04:45 pmThis is a list. From right to left, looking from the house to the parking lot.
As grouped, pots separated by spaces.
Group 1 (railside):
Rose cutting - Unknown Austin
Tomato (volunteer)
Garlic - grocery store
Strelitzia - White Bird of Paradise
Rosemary cuttings - Huntingdon Carpet
Tomato (volunteer)
Viola odorata (seedling)
Clematis - Ernest Markham
Nasturtium - Red Cherry
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Group 2 (house side):
Broadleaf maple (volunteer)
Rose - JFK
Rose - Love
Rose - Sterling Silver
Ground cherry
Bamboo - phyllostachys nigra or black
Viola odorata (parent)
Mini rose - yellow
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Rose - LD Braithwaite
Rose - Abe Darby
Group 3 (railside):
Gypsophylla - baby's breath
Kiwi - male
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Rose - Reine des Violettes
Mint - chocolate
Rose - Buttercup
Clematis - Crimson King
Alyssum - White Volunteer
Group 4 (house side):
Lemon (seedling) x2 pots
Mint - apple
Honeysuckle - late dutch
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Rosemary - Huntingdon Carpet (parent)
Tomato seedlings (volunteer)
Sunflowers
Mint - apple
Mint - chocolate
Passiflora ceruleata - passion flower
Rose - Cecile Bruenner
Poppy
Mini Rose - Glowing Amber
Group 5 (railside):
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Kiwi - female
Ground cherry
Rose - Sterling Silver
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Clematis - Henryi
Sunflower
Group 6 (house side):
Cottonwood (volunteer)
Rose - Yellow Patio
Passiflora ceruleata - passionflower
Carnation - sweetheart
Carnation - cinnamon red hot
Mint - chocolate
Sunflowers
Mint - orange
Lavender - Munstead (cuttings)
Lavender - Munstead (parent)
Rose - Brother Cadfael
Gypsophylla - baby's breath
Group 7 (railside):
Clematis - Ville de Lyon
Rose - Heritage
Clematis - unknown (cutting)
Viola odorata seedlings
Spruce - Serbian
Technical terms:
parent I have propagated something on this list from this plant
seedling/cutting self-explanatory
volunteer it grew by itself, from a random wind-blown seed or seed that fell last year
As grouped, pots separated by spaces.
Group 1 (railside):
Rose cutting - Unknown Austin
Tomato (volunteer)
Garlic - grocery store
Strelitzia - White Bird of Paradise
Rosemary cuttings - Huntingdon Carpet
Tomato (volunteer)
Viola odorata (seedling)
Clematis - Ernest Markham
Nasturtium - Red Cherry
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Group 2 (house side):
Broadleaf maple (volunteer)
Rose - JFK
Rose - Love
Rose - Sterling Silver
Ground cherry
Bamboo - phyllostachys nigra or black
Viola odorata (parent)
Mini rose - yellow
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Rose - LD Braithwaite
Rose - Abe Darby
Group 3 (railside):
Gypsophylla - baby's breath
Kiwi - male
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Rose - Reine des Violettes
Mint - chocolate
Rose - Buttercup
Clematis - Crimson King
Alyssum - White Volunteer
Group 4 (house side):
Lemon (seedling) x2 pots
Mint - apple
Honeysuckle - late dutch
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Rosemary - Huntingdon Carpet (parent)
Tomato seedlings (volunteer)
Sunflowers
Mint - apple
Mint - chocolate
Passiflora ceruleata - passion flower
Rose - Cecile Bruenner
Poppy
Mini Rose - Glowing Amber
Group 5 (railside):
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Kiwi - female
Ground cherry
Rose - Sterling Silver
Alyssum - White (volunteer)
Clematis - Henryi
Sunflower
Group 6 (house side):
Cottonwood (volunteer)
Rose - Yellow Patio
Passiflora ceruleata - passionflower
Carnation - sweetheart
Carnation - cinnamon red hot
Mint - chocolate
Sunflowers
Mint - orange
Lavender - Munstead (cuttings)
Lavender - Munstead (parent)
Rose - Brother Cadfael
Gypsophylla - baby's breath
Group 7 (railside):
Clematis - Ville de Lyon
Rose - Heritage
Clematis - unknown (cutting)
Viola odorata seedlings
Spruce - Serbian
Technical terms:
parent I have propagated something on this list from this plant
seedling/cutting self-explanatory
volunteer it grew by itself, from a random wind-blown seed or seed that fell last year
Re: Wellll...
Date: 2003-07-17 06:44 pm (UTC)Re: Wellll...
Date: 2003-07-17 06:47 pm (UTC)Something bigger would be fun in a penis-size sort of way, come to think of it. I could even pay for something newish and have the next seven decades taken care of.
Re: Wellll...
Date: 2003-07-17 07:25 pm (UTC)Re: Wellll...
Date: 2003-07-17 08:22 pm (UTC)Although I think I have a bunch of CDs of the unsorted HD lying around somewhere. Now those would be painful to go though.
Re: Wellll...
Date: 2003-07-17 06:51 pm (UTC)As for the reasons for the new computer, speed was the primary issue; storage or lack thereof was secondary.
Besides, most of those "bitty text files" are archival material, and that's what a CD burner is for.
Well, plans can be revised... If only we could get a hold of a couple 4 or 10 Gig drives, there'd be no problem.
Re: Wellll...
Date: 2003-07-17 07:28 pm (UTC)Re: Wellll...
Date: 2003-07-17 08:16 pm (UTC)Re: Wellll...
Date: 2003-07-17 08:17 pm (UTC)Re: Wellll...
Date: 2003-07-18 01:13 am (UTC)Re: Wellll...
Date: 2003-07-18 07:43 am (UTC)Ooo, special bonus. Hard drive is currently full of mp3's. :)