All of a sudden I have a slew of 'Rescue' potted plants, picked up at some estate sales. 'Mystery' roses, unmarked, and without blooms, for the most part. Will be interesting to see what they turn out to be. One was marked Brandy, and one has a new bloom, it's quite definitely Fourth Of July. They were very dry, and are responding happily to being watered.
There were two Dahlias, one white, one unknown color.
Along with these are a bunch of nice terracotta planters, various sizes, and a super bargain.
Previous 'Rescues' include a white, and a red hydrangea.
They're currently lining the sidewalk, as I get ready to install sod, and then decide what I am doing with plantings.
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