Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Looking backwhat would you change in your Garden in 2015, 0 by Gitagal

Gitagal wrote:
I am sure many of us are walking our gardens, pencil and pad in hand,
and making notes on what you want to do different next year. Right?

What to dig out and toss....What to dig up and transplant...What grew too tall
in your borders and too short in the backs of your beds?
What happened to my 3 Crocosmias? Where are they???

I need to mark where all my Glads were before all of the dying foliage disappears..
Do I want them again in my small, round bed where they grew 4' tall?

Should the Lilies be dig up and divided? or--should they go one more summer?
Did something outgrow it's boundaries and now I am sorry I planted it?
Definitely--some of the Coleus and melampodiums fit in that category. ..

Share your frustrations, your mistakes and your good intentions that backfired.
With this great cooler weather--now is the time to take stock of what to do differently
next year.
I am headed out, shovel in hand and digging up a few things...
My Tiger Lilies have waned and are no longer what they could be.
Dig them up and divide seems on the agenda today.
Also a good way, while I am at it, to amend the soil with all that great compost
Sally and I dug out of my SEM (Stupid Earth Machine).

What's would you want to change next year? Me? This bed for sure!

Gita