We're out 3 weeks and 4 days since we moved our overwintering plant material into the hoop house, to warm up and show their stuff.
Hello everyone, how's it growing out here.
Hello everyone, how's it growing out here.
Today, I watered all the plants with a good
balanced, water-soluble plant food.
Note to readers: If they called it Ordinary-Gro, it likely wouldn't sell.
There really is no miracle involved.
Although, it'd be hard to convince these Peonies
Although, it'd be hard to convince these Peonies
that they weren't feeling it.
And look at this Brunnera, forming a nice bloom for later.
Even the Hosta, notoriously late risers, have agreed to
make an early appearance.
make an early appearance.
And the ever-faithful Chives, making their return. These things will grow wherever they're dropped; this one has been in this pot for
longer than I can remember.
Lots of Lady's Mantle, so very easy to grow as well. And I love how they will let a raindrop rest on them -
it can look like jewels in the early morning.
Meanwhile, I'd moved the Helleborus outside. They weren't enjoying the heat of the hoop house, since they are cool-weather bloomers. I'm going to up-pot these soon.
Gearing up for the garden season!
These plants will continue their residence in the hoop house until
April 28th - plenty of growing time left - then will be for sale at the
April 28th - plenty of growing time left - then will be for sale at the
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