That has been all there has been to do around here for the last several weeks, CM....Plow snow, shovel snow, spread salt...hmmm, oh joy! (not) I...
Hip hip hooray! It is wonderful to feel the warm sunshine for a change. We still have a bunch of snow here (in our yard since it is so sheltered)...
I went to dump it and found two tiny tiny tiny shoots coming out of pellets. I will just keep watching and waiting. I started another try though...
Marigolds don't winter over very well here in our zone. The only ones that I have found to truly be sterile are the triploid varieties, which are...
Mine have been sitting there stagnant for about 2 months now. I think I will dump it all and start over.
I have started sprengerii from seed that I purchased before and had no problems with them. This year since my sprengerii went to seed I thought I...
Get them as soon as they put them out for sale otherwise the roots tend to break dormancy and whither away inside those packages on the store...
are you buying the roots and bulbs? is this why you want to start them? or are you dividing from established plants? If you are buying...
Very nice, Donna. I was wondering about you today. I heard the weather was a tornado watch of the east coast. We just had wind...enough to blow...
I found this today while looking at pinterest... http://contentinacottage.blogspot.com/2 ... ttern.html So, if you want to make your own...
Philip...I think you need to order another one just so you know which one is yours and which one a guest can use....just saying.and they are...
#1...go ahead and cut all the dead stuff off. If it doesn't come back you still need to clean it up anyway, so you can plant something new. #2...
Cayuga Morning...the thaw is coming. We lost almost all of our snow yesterday...About that mailbox though, you'll not need to worry about the...
Yay for you Donna. I love my greenhouse, too.
Oh, what a bummer, I already did my mug. Maybe I will make another one....
great pictures to share, Philip. We have some of the same birds, but most I have not seen and most of the ones we have aren't called the same...
Mine is in the mail evidently...Hopefully today it will arrive.
Don't forget to allow for each plant to have enough space as it matures so they aren't crowding each other unless you want a country wildflower...
Some people really like their perennials because they are there for the duration. keep in mind though, most don't bloom continuously all summer...
Glad to see you back, Hummerbum! Congrats on the new plot to garden in... or is it really a box? like an Earthbox?
