trying not to kill the beautiful things
Despite an early-spring false start and some hungry deer, things are looking like Spring in my Zone 6a/6b garden.
What I had been told might be a viburnum bloomed magnificently in its new location, at which time I realized that it’s actually some sort of Prunus — cherry, perhaps? It looked nicer before the snow, but it’s actually still quite nice.
Mix of cold-sown and indoor starts; my sunroom is a way station for #seedlings ift.tt/1Nkkie3 https://t.co/xZhg5jbia5
.@Indygardener Did you get the same four inches of snow that we got here in Toledo? I woke up to a winter wonderland. It’s pretty, but….
This is pretty and all, but one branch of my dogwood tree is touching the ground. This can’t be good. #springinohio https://t.co/QHuboakhwO
Pink #hyacinth and #muscari — I love early spring. #gardening ift.tt/1pY9bSD https://t.co/LbEGo2BLVr
