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My lilacs are ready to bloom. I love them. No mustard but that sure is an idea.

I have one lilac. We are about a month from having it bloom. Love that odor but my favorite is our trumpet lilies. Truly scentsational. We also have a spice viburnum but we haven't gotten enough blooms to get any real scent going yet.

Pixi, how about Stargazer lilies? Their scent is heavenly too. I just got some bulbs to put in my new garden. I just moved into this house in April and it's been a voyage of discovery to find out what the many bushes and trees in the yard are. Blooming right now are rhododendrons, many azaleas, roses, phlox, dogwoods, still some pyracantha and what I think are peonies. I'm putting in Iris, dahlias, the lilies and gladioli. I'm having so much fun.

I just bought a pack of stargazers. I lost many lilies last year because of chipmunks and a dry winter. I have all the stuff you are putting in except the pyracantha. It's too cold here. My mother had one in AZ. A parishioner just gave me a slew of bleeding hearts. Don't have any of them but that and the lilies are next week's project. I also have to remove a wisteria that grows like the vine that ate Chicago but only bloomed once and not many pannicles even then.

Wisteria is a royal pain to get rid of!!!

I have a double whammy. I had also planted a trumpet vine. At least that bloomed but it was coming up everywhere and the roots are too deep to get them all. I took it out as my neighbor has a
pool not all that far from my fence and it was starting to head that way.

Didn't you get blooms on the wisteria. Mine bloomed profusely and the scent was way too strong! I finally dug down to the main root and took an axe to it. (I kinda' enjoyed that part, great stress reliever) :-}

Once I got two or three anemic looking panicles. They had hardly any color and no scent. Very disappointing! If they bloomed like yours I might have considered the biweekly struggle of cutting them back. When it rains I could swear you can see them grow.

I made the mistake of putting in grape Ivy! It is not only in my yard now but also has gone to the neighbors too. Wish I knew how to destroy it!

Good luck!! I've come to be wary of any vine. Don't even mention Kudzu. That stuff could take over the planet.

There was a company experimenting with it as a biofuel. Somewhere I read it had some byproduct they didn't like so it was abandoned--at least I think it was. Too bad. We could grow our own if it worked.

Hi aussiesapphire pleased to hear you had a good weekend, Hubby and I have just returned from four days at the beach, nice sunny weather and sounds like we have come home at the right time as heavy rain is coming our way in the next day or two. Great puzzle it is also the first time for me to see mustard plants this site is so educational(not sure if it is spelt right)? Good night sweet dreams and pleasant days.

I like your comments and I totally agree. God bless your day and this week for you.

Aussie thank you so much. Weekend was windy but had my "kids" to entertain me.

When I was in England I had seen fields upon fields of mustard plants. They are very pretty.
God blessings to all of you.

I wonder Mountainmama, if what you saw in England was ' oil seed rape' a lot is grown here makes a wonderful patchwork of the fields.

That's the same as canola which is what my husband saw in Calgary.

I had asked someone what was growing in the fields and he told me that it was mustard.

Then my apologies go to you

Thank you but no apologies needed, Barbaranne!