plans for spring
Up and out early this morning to do some garden cleanup and a little forward thinking. I cleared out a few of the ailing annuals and deadheaded the gazanias, scabiosas, and echinaceas. And, I planned a little ahead by planting a few bulbs. Eighty-eight bulbs. It seemed like I’d bought so many at the garden center, but it looked rather pitiful once I got it into the garden. Oh well. No matter what it will look better than what we had last spring!
Lots of daffodils near the peony and coreopsis
Pink narcissi near the evening primroses, lupines, and echinops
Specie crocuses and red Double Emblazon tulips in the corner of the annual bed
Specie croscuses, Angelique tulips, grape hyacinths, and two giant alliums in the annual bed
Now, just five cold and dark months to go before we see this beauties. In the meantime, this weekend is Indian summer, so we’ll enjoy this last burst of warm weather and sunshine for as long as it lasts. See you in the garden!




November 13, 2008 at 8:55 pm
If this is what your garden looks like in October, come spring it’s going to look simply spectacular! (In other words, it looks really beautiful right now!)