Introducing my seedlings to the outdoors a little behind schedule. #gardening ift.tt/1RTE4Bw http://t.co/EdhLsgdo0P
Twitter Update: Introducing my seedlings to the outdoors a little…
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trying not to kill the beautiful things
Twitter Update: Dead or dying prunus (dwarf flowering almond?) is…
Dead or dying prunus (dwarf flowering almond?) is sending up suckers from its roots. What to do? #gardening http://t.co/eeX4gyj38w
Twitter Update: This year, I finally remembered to get some pictur…
This year, I finally remembered to get some pictures of the #forsythia in bloom. ift.tt/1dbHTSK http://t.co/gVdLYmZKmq
Twitter Update: I have a volunteer viburnum I really want to move,…
I have a volunteer viburnum I really want to move, but it’s starting to flower. Should I wait? #gardening #lazyweb http://t.co/pOVOMuOngk
Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day: April 2015
The garden is finally starting to awaken from the long winter.
The first to awaken were the crocuses, which have already come and gone.
These are in the front of the house, viewable only from an awkward angle looking out the dining room window. I think I may move them to a more easily-seen spot in my early spring border out back, and plant some other early bloomers to keep them company.
After the crocuses, the first real wave of early spring flowers came in: daffodils, muscari (grape hyacinth), pink and purple hyacinth, and brunnera (false forget-me-nots).
