Bulbs: I need help please newbee at gardening, 1 by MollyMc

MollyMc wrote:
Looks like you are in Missouri Stephanie. Welcome to Dave's Garden, it's a great place to learn about gardening and meeting fellow gardeners.

Here's a picture of mine, at the end of my preformed pond. See, it doesn't take up much space and although mine only has a lot of small plants and ground cover in it, you can see you can make it with anything.

These are flagstones that I pulled off my patio, a few leftover retaining wall blocks and coral rocks piled up on one end (that's the pond end).

When the danger of frost in your area has passed, go ahead and put in your caladiums and EE. Throw a rock or two in there. Get them where ever you can get them, free is always good. I found that when I planted something that was going to take a little time to kick off, I could get some great instant gratification by buying up a bunch of 88 cent blooming annuals to fill the space and time. Put the annuals as a border and/or mingle them between the ee bulbs.

Hope this helps. Good luck

:^) Molly