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| Frostweed (three) transplanted from my mother's house near Boerne. |
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| I got invited to a "plant swap" last Sunday at Landa's house. Fun! Came home with this dianthus.... |
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| ...this sweet little zinnia... |
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| ...and three sedums (I love sedums). |
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| We bought two 'Autumn Colors' Rudbeckia hirta from Arnosky's farm and planted in a front bed... |
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| ...and three 'Texas Sage' salvia (annual) for the back yard. |
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| Last November, we bought a pot of shrimp plants from the Methodist church bazaar and planted them in the front. |
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| In the front, I transplanted some tough frogfruit from our driveway. I tried to pull up a thick patch near the mail box, but it said NO. Its root was deep down through the rocks. I gave up and said OK OK, you win! |
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| I dug up some inland sea oats and overwintered them in the garage. They're in the back yard now. |
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| Leadwort plumbago, a transplant from our yard. |
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| Salvia transplants from the yard. |
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| Another bed of blue mistflower coming, more transplants. Anybody want some? They spread and multiply like rabbits! |
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