It's a five minute drive away. We liked the res a lot too when our kids were little.
Garden Projects #12
January garden chores from Santa Rosa Gardens
Zone 5
Sow seeds for hardy spring-blooming plants
Cut back on feeding houseplants (do not feed dormant houseplants)
Sow frost-tolerant perennials indoors
Zone 6
Sow seeds of warm-season annuals
Sow seeds for hardy spring-blooming plants
Cut back on feeding houseplants (do not feed dormant houseplants)
Sow seeds for cool-weather vegetables
Sow frost-tolerant perennials indoors
Zone 7
Sow seeds of warm-season annuals
Set out summer-flowering bulbs
Plant fall-blooming bulbs
Plant balled-and-burlapped, container, and bare-root fruit trees
Apply dormant spray to fruit trees before buds swell
Spray apples, peaches, and pears that have been affected with canker problems
Plant bare-root perennial vegetables
Plant seedlings of cool-weather vegetables
Sow fast-growing warm-season vegetables
Sow seeds for frost-tolerant perennials
Sow seeds for tender perennials
Plant container and bare-root roses
Plant balled-and-burlapped, container, and bare-root trees, shrubs, and vines
Plant summer-blooming shrubs and vines
Plant frost-tolerant trees
Plant conifers and broad-leaf evergreens
wow!!!!!!!!!!! I think that my project will be playing 'pick up sticks' over a wide area.
My January chore is to rest up for spring!
Hear! Hear! I am also bandaging my fingers so I won't buy quite so much this year. Have to work on what i have.
Good plans, both of you. I hope to work on my pointing finger. And the words, "Honey, Please". Patti
I agree 100%! I grow greens in my front gardens to replace Spring and Summer annuals and such. These pics are this last summer and now. The first two are Summer and the last two now. After two small freezes so far this year most is dormant or stunned, and thats why I love to fill the gaps here with edible greens in winter. It also is the time to weed and mulch along the way here! Your #12 edition is fun and I love the new creative and well done garden pathway.
David
Your gardens are just beautiful, Dave, & you're so lucky to be out there all year....
Beautiful gardens Dave. I like how you darkened the edges of the first two pictures. That's a really nice idea to fill in the empty spaces with greens. Too cold here to do that.
Karen
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