Pounded stick in ground, now it's growing
 

I grabbed a stick out of the rubble pile last year, snipped it to size, &
stuck it in the ground to mark the spot of a perennial that was dying to
the ground. Lo these many months later I see that the stick has taken root
& is growing:

http://www.paghat.com/images/porchrosestick_apr.jpg

Minor quandry: I don't need another red rose, but it's such a heroic stick
I don't want to kill it.

Dunno if this would be the right time to put it in a pot so that at first
opportunity I can give it away.

-paghat the ratgirl

--
"Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher.
"Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature.
-from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers"
See the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com/

Pounded stick in ground, now it's growing
 

On Sat, 12 Apr 2003 00:00:08 -0700,
(paghat) wrote:

I grabbed a stick out of the rubble pile last year, snipped it to size, &
stuck it in the ground to mark the spot of a perennial that was dying to
the ground. Lo these many months later I see that the stick has taken root
& is growing:

http://www.paghat.com/images/porchrosestick_apr.jpg

Minor quandry: I don't need another red rose, but it's such a heroic stick
I don't want to kill it.

Dunno if this would be the right time to put it in a pot so that at first
opportunity I can give it away.

-paghat the ratgirl
Don't see why not Paghat, looks like it is a pretty tough customer.

Dave

Pounded stick in ground, now it's growing
 

paghat wrote:
I grabbed a stick out of the rubble pile last year, snipped it to
size, &
stuck it in the ground to mark the spot of a perennial that was dying
to
the ground. Lo these many months later I see that the stick has taken
root
& is growing:


Just more proof that some people really do have green thumbs. ;)


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Warren H.

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Pounded stick in ground, now it's growing
 

paghat wrote:
I grabbed a stick out of the rubble pile last year, snipped it to size, &
stuck it in the ground to mark the spot of a perennial that was dying to
the ground. Lo these many months later I see that the stick has taken root
& is growing:

http://www.paghat.com/images/porchrosestick_apr.jpg

Minor quandry: I don't need another red rose, but it's such a heroic stick
I don't want to kill it.

Dunno if this would be the right time to put it in a pot so that at first
opportunity I can give it away.

-paghat the ratgirl


Hey, Pag, have you seen the movie "Enchanted April"?
Maybe it's oleander. ;)

Pounded stick in ground, now it's growing
 

paghat wrote:

I grabbed a stick out of the rubble pile last year, snipped it to size, &
stuck it in the ground to mark the spot of a perennial that was dying to
the ground. Lo these many months later I see that the stick has taken root
& is growing:

http://www.paghat.com/images/porchrosestick_apr.jpg

Minor quandry: I don't need another red rose, but it's such a heroic stick
I don't want to kill it.

Dunno if this would be the right time to put it in a pot so that at first
opportunity I can give it away.

-paghat the ratgirl



My Son built a fence from trees he cut and some of the posts started to
send out shoots.

Kevin

Pounded stick in ground, now it's growing
 

Go rent "Enchanted April." You won't be sorry.


On Sat, 12 Apr 2003 00:00:08 -0700, (paghat) wrote:

I grabbed a stick out of the rubble pile last year, snipped it to size, &
stuck it in the ground to mark the spot of a perennial that was dying to
the ground. Lo these many months later I see that the stick has taken root
& is growing:

http://www.paghat.com/images/porchrosestick_apr.jpg

Minor quandry: I don't need another red rose, but it's such a heroic stick
I don't want to kill it.

Dunno if this would be the right time to put it in a pot so that at first
opportunity I can give it away.

-paghat the ratgirl

Pounded stick in ground, now it's growing
 

On Sat, 12 Apr 2003 22:46:01 GMT, it's me
wrote:

My Son built a fence from trees he cut and some of the posts started to
send out shoots.

Kevin

That would be very cool! A living fence!

Going out to plant some sticks....

Pounded stick in ground, now it's growing
 

spampot expounded:

Hey, Pag, have you seen the movie "Enchanted April"?
Maybe it's oleander. ;)

What a wonderful movie! It's on my top ten list.

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Ann, Gardening in zone 6a
Just south of Boston, MA
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