07-08-2022, 07:41 PM
(07-08-2022, 07:29 PM)Man From Ironbark Wrote: They are not hard to grow. They are however difficult to make look healthy and beautiful. Selection of the best species or cultivars suited to your soil and climate are essential. Otherwise you are going to waste a lot of money on a pile of disappointment.
I have seen houses down the street dig a hole and plant a rose in the middle of their yard and it is gorgeous, huge, full of blooms. Just a mile away on my farm, nothing. I have planted so many things that have failed. I have hard clay soil....drains poorly.....