I know I usually do this on Monday, but I have a question on Thursday. So sue me.
Have you planted anything yet? If so...what?
We've have had a few 80ish days, but we have still dipped into the 30's at night. So I haven't planted anything yet. It is supposed to get to 80 again tomorrow and I have a feeling that the freezing nights are truly at an end. I'm actually thinking of hitting the garden store on Saturday and I'm looking for some inspiration.
What should I plant? What do you love to have planted around your house? Herbs...flowers...veggies. Let me know.
Thanks friends.
A local gardening guru here in Louisville used to admonish us all to "never plant anything before Derby"- meaning that there could still be a threat of frost until then or the soil would be too moist. So, tomorrow is Derby Day. I need to get my seeds ready!
ReplyDeleteWe planted earlier this month, we're pretty safe down here not to freeze again around April 1st or so. I have geraniums, petunias and gerbera daisies. For our garden we planted zucchini, tomatoes, strawberries and a type of pepper that Evan picked. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI'm low on inspiration and energy. Let us know what you bought. I bought a few annuals this morning for Phillip to plant (w/my help) tomorrow to give to his teacher for Teacher Appreciation Week -- orange marigolds (school colors are orange & black), white 'Snowland' chrysanthemums that bloom all summer, Johnny Jump-Ups, and white & purple Nemesia.
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I've got lots going, but I would definitley suggest strawberries if you don't already grow them. The precious babes and grands will love picking them next year (and a few this year). My daughter gets out of the car after school and goes straight to the garden while I'm stuck checking out the perennial garden. She's come back with a handful of red, sweet, sun warmed strawberries every day for a week now!
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