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Wow, March is already coming to a close! How did that happen so quickly? As the last of the snow has disappeared, we are getting more and more eager to get into the yard, but don’t clean the gardens out too quickly! There are many beneficial insects, eggs and larvae residing in the garden residue…
As suspected, the weather has been on a roller coaster lately in our area. Temperatures are rising, then falling, requiring us all to be patient. In the coming weeks, you will see very noticeable changes within the yard and garden. Plants will impatiently begin to spring from the ground, and the…
This past week gave us all sorts of changes from more snow in one system than we got almost the entire winter. Then within a week, it was all nearly gone once again. April is the month of the roller coaster of temperatures and weather events, but each year seems similar in its beginning. I am…
By: John Zvirovski
Of the spring flowers, many early varieties are familiar to us all. We recognize tulips, daffodils, crocus, snowdrops, hyacinth and early iris. But there are a few that are not as recognizable, such as squill, grape hyacinth, trillium and pasque flower. Of these, I find pasque flower to be quite…
Spring is alive and well, and this is the perfect time of year to divide your perennials. I made a list so I would not forget when the time arrived, which plants needed the most attention. Of course, moving perennials from one spot to another should also be done now.
I love that every year, new plant selections come out to entice me into trying something different. There are always plant types we see in the South that we want to have up here because of their showy flowers or great leaf character. For years, people in our region wanted wisteria because of its…
Things are finally moving along in the garden, and despite some of our recent cool weather, spring plants and perennials continue to grow, and the lawns are starting to green up. The trees and bushes are also showing signs of life with their heavy seed casings and their tinge of color with the…
The season is now getting into full swing in the garden. With the warmer temperatures, plants are starting to pop out of the ground, and the ones that are already up are beginning to grow quickly. Add some moisture to that in the near future, and we will be looking really good.
The month of May is already over half done, and there is always so much to do. Can you believe it is Memorial Day weekend already? I don’t know about you, but the month for me is filled with various outdoor activities and events. Obviously, everyone is a little different depending on the…
By: John Zvirovski
It is hard to believe, but summer temperatures arrived with a vengence this past week. Not that I am complaining, as I love the heat, but we could always use more moisture. Even with warmer temperatures, I am grateful the wind has abated for a little while. For a time there, I thought I lived in…
