These two varieties look beautiful, smell beautiful, do not require spraying, fertilizer or complex pruning and appear to destroy aphids by nanotechnology.
This...
...fades to this.
What varieties are they? No idea, I inherited them from Great-Grandma McKay.
Hostas are good.
Very good.
Especially in shady corners.
Leave plants you have not yet planted inside the paper gift-bag they came in on Mother's Day. They'll do fine!
Use black magic to tame the lawn.
Or the plastic bagel and peg method.
Or invite friends to help.
Remember, a garden is a great place to experiment.
And if all else fails, just have a woodlouse garden. We like them so much we have two.
See! It doesn't have to be hard work.
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