April 9 - 10: UGA Hort. Club Plant Sale # 2 . . .
Read MoreI've decided to swap locations with the Otto Luyken Cherry Laurel that I have planted at the mailbox area. I originally planted this shrub in the back yard because the tag suggested "part shade." After a couple of years of doing nothing in the back yard, I moved it to the mailbox thinking it needed more sun. This may be too much sun.
I headed to the 2nd UGA Horticulture Club Plant Sale of the season and came home with 4 Rhaphiolepis Indica shrubs. At least, I think they are Rhaphiolepis Indica shrubs. I forgot to take a photo of the sign where they were sitting. And there were no tags on any of the plants, nor was there a description on the receipt.
Since the Super Blue Lavender plants are mulched in red, I'll go with black mulch for the new Indian Hawthorn plants. Expanding the shape this way will also allow me to add my homemade mulch in between the Super Blue Lavenders, the Husker Red Beardtongues, and the Mexican Pony Tails Feather Grass in keeping with the pattern in the rest of the shape.