Northeast Gardening: Spring Blooms - Part 2, 1 by bbrookrd

bbrookrd wrote:
Thanks Victor, I almost missed them as I was so busy trying to get through my "Victor" list that I didn't walk through the garden first thing in the morning as is my habit. I have high hopes as things seem to be all popping up as planned. DH wants to go to VT to ski next week end, but I am staying here so I don't miss anything. Projects getting done. But DH was not so keen about the new beds that I was sure I had mentioned months ago. He said I most likely wrote my DG fellow gardeners instead of telling him. Of course I wrote about it on DG. But he agrees that it will look good. The bed will go from in front of the sad ice damaged cedar across in front of those Clethra bushes and just past a high bush blue berry to the first Tupelo (Nyssa sylvatica) in that stand. I will plant it with mostly rosa rugosa, ink berry, a couple more high bush blue berries and a mess of sweet fern and lots of bulbs in the fall. Patti