SC - Knot garden

[LrdRas at aol.com]

In a message dated 2/4/98 11:46:44 AM Eastern Standard Time,
kappler at edgenet.net writes:

<< Some of the plants used: mugwort,
 silver mound, silver brocade, purity cosmos, white larkspur, white flowering
 crocuses, and foxglove excelsior, among others.>>

Off hand I would say that if you are going to do a period knotwork garden
(e.g. Elizabethan) the cosmos would definately be out. I'm not sure what
species silver mound and silver brocade are so I'll withhold judgement on
those for now. The crocuses sound great especially if you plant saffron
crocuses. :-)
  
>>I changed the
 recommendations for my use to a knotwork design vice scatter garden, though
 sadly, its still exist only in my mind as Uncle Sam has decided to keep me
 around for a few more years.
 
 Regards, Puck >>

And how does the fact you will remain working with the gov't a few more years
deter you from developing your land? Is gardening a restricted activiry for US
memployees?

Ras
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