Northeast Gardening: Garden PhotosPart 21, 0 by bbrookrd

bbrookrd wrote:
ge1836, I started my new ones indoors in April, but didn't plant them out until mid June. I dug and stored a bunch from a coop last year that I just stuck in the ground the first week in June. They are very behind, but growing. Plus I planted them in a less than perfect spot. A new bed that gets partial sun. It is going to be planted at some point with a plan, but for now just narcissus for a patch of spring color. I am trying to keep it weeded so when I do plant it there won't be such a battle. I adore the oakleaf hydrangea and have many. It is an easy one to propagate too. But the deer snack on the buds so all are in the fenced part. Here is one that is a good 12' tall that I started from a root cutting many years ago. Patti