Meanwhile, Alyssa bought a few more plants while scoping out stone. Three heucherella Dayglow Pink and an astilbe named Maggie Daley. She also moved around a couple of plants. It's very dry here and the poor contractor soil is not helping. Despite the drought, most plants that we planted in the ground made it through the winter. Some left in pots did not.
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Sunday, May 16, 2021
Stonework and Gardening
Meanwhile, Alyssa bought a few more plants while scoping out stone. Three heucherella Dayglow Pink and an astilbe named Maggie Daley. She also moved around a couple of plants. It's very dry here and the poor contractor soil is not helping. Despite the drought, most plants that we planted in the ground made it through the winter. Some left in pots did not.
Monday, May 21, 2012
Tree Peony
Today our tree peony bloomerd! Three years ago I bought a tree peony at an end of the season sale at Edgewater Farms. This spring buds appeared for the first time. We had a very severe frost a few weeks ago, so every night I went out and put an empty sump pump bucket over the peony so prevent damage to the buds.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Early Spring Flowers
Our backyard has turned blue with forget-me-nots. We receive a lot of compliments, and our neighbor across the street said that he took pictures. Upstairs, when you look out the back windows from the hallway or the blue room, all you see is blue. The bees and butterflies love it too.
The bleeding hearts are blooming, and so are the dandelions.
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