From away to garden.com and Robinhood Radio.com, this is Away to Garden with Margaret

Roach.

You're a weekly invitation to dig in and grow.

We gardeners all know the experience of loss of plants that don't make it for one reason

or another from a tomato felled by disease in a two humid summer to a venerable old tree taken out by a nasty winter storm. There are losses every

year no matter how expert you are, but some of them really stand out in memory

indelible. Plants we have loved and lost but never forgotten. That's our topic

today with my friend Ken Drew's and you all know Ken who gardens in New Jersey

and is the author of an impressive 20 garden books. I can't lost any. I had to ask. No, you proposed this as an idea

about a week ago and I could hardly remember the ones that are missing. I know. I can remember the special ones. But I think I could conservatively,

I've lost 50% of the herbaceous plants usually

in the first year.

But I think it's much more than that.

And I look at pictures from 15 years ago.

I don't even know what those plants are.

Yeah.

Well, and you said, I brought this up a week or whatever

ago.

And the reason being that in August, you're not going to do a free webinar,

sort of about really special plants.

And just like a greatest hits and things we recommend for different purposes and so forth.

And so we wanted to mention that, shout that out,

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