garden photopost
Now that there is more happening in the garden than mad weeding and compost-adding...
What happens to the crocuses when the sun finally comes out.
Last year's Russian kale plants decided to re-grow from the roots. I chopped off the dead bits and figured I'd get a cutting or two from them, after which they will probably try to make seeds and I'll pull them up.
I didn't do anything different with the bulbs this year, yet I have these lovely hyacinths where usually I have runty lopsided flowers:
Rhubarb!
Comfrey! It looks so small and innocent right now...
Foxglove spiral:
Finally, the dogwood, contemplating its soon-to-be-blooming self:
What happens to the crocuses when the sun finally comes out.
Last year's Russian kale plants decided to re-grow from the roots. I chopped off the dead bits and figured I'd get a cutting or two from them, after which they will probably try to make seeds and I'll pull them up.
I didn't do anything different with the bulbs this year, yet I have these lovely hyacinths where usually I have runty lopsided flowers:
Rhubarb!
Comfrey! It looks so small and innocent right now...
Foxglove spiral:
Finally, the dogwood, contemplating its soon-to-be-blooming self: