Geiger’s Counter: The yellow flowers are getting hard to find

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Walter Geiger

in Geiger's Counter

Tuesday, February 17. 2009

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All the ladies in my life love the yellow flowers and this is the time of year I love to find and pick some for them.

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#1 Louie on 02/17/09 at 10:01 AM

Walter,

What could also be a contributing factor is that herbicide like Round Up is being used for roadside brush control.

#1.1 Walter Geiger on 02/17/09 at 10:09 AM

good point. i hadn't thought of that.

walter

#1.1.1 Louie on 02/17/09 at 12:00 PM

Walter,

This coming September I’ll fix you up with some blooms for the misses that’ll knock her sock off. I grow show quality exotic ornamentals, mainly dahlias, of the likes you’ve never seen before. Just ask Missy about her weird neighbor’s dahlia garden. She’ll say I’m a little weird because I’m the local liberal (but I’m not stupid). I seem to have a florescent green thumb. It may be because I know good manure when I see it and living in this neck of the woods there plenty of it around. Ha! Composting is a must though. You might of seen some of my blooms last September on the alter at the B’ville UMC. Anyway…I’ll keep you in mind when I bring the garden into bloom next fall.

#1.1.1.1 Charles Wheeler on 02/20/09 at 01:54 PM

Whats up Walter? Enjoy Giegers Counter every week. We had got so many plant in our yard 20+ years ago from old homeplaces.They are the ones that last. Check out the jonquills(daffadills is a yankee name) on Old Milner Rd.on the right-of-way between Industrial Drive and Woodall Lane.

#2 H B on 02/17/09 at 11:19 AM

Walter:
Smyrna, Georgia is the Joniquil City. They offer Joniquil bulbs to those who wish to purchase them.
Jim Wooten lived in Smyrna, Get him to get some bulbs for you

#3 Anonymous on 02/17/09 at 12:23 PM

How sweet Walter.

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