I like the bareness of shrubs in the wintertime...but most of my winter time pictures are of bare trees..hmm..
Well, I got a few plants from a lady off plant swap today. One was yellow butter cups, so I planted one clump on each side of the stairs in the front. One in front of the chives and the other somewhere in the same area on the other side. I'll post a couple pics. The cuttings are still alive after about 3 days, so that's good. It should take a couple weeks to root and then in they go. No blooms this year, and they'll need to be protected. I might even keep them in for a couple months, harden them and get them in just before fall. This week I plan on starting to tear up that front lawn.
We don't have much money, so it's going to be the ol' shovel a patch out at a time. But, it's some good exercise!
I'm glad the dent wasn't big pinokeeo! LOL. We had a truck that we sold a month ago..shoulda waited...
My parents also got me some gerbera daisies to plant (they're my favorite flower). So I'll probably plant those in the front too! I also need to get another minirose bush (there's only one in the front garden in front of the porch) I'd like another one for the other side to match. I'm a very symmetrical kinda person I guess....
That lady also gave me some Canna bulbs, which are annuals here but I can dig them up each fall and save them. Also some hibiscus seeds, I'll probably start them in the front too. Also a honeysuckle vine, I'll start that in back. And some ground covering, also start it in back. We'll see!
As for edibles, I have about 10 pepper plants (6 are hot, 4 are bell) I'm going to plant another batch of those too. Also, I have about 10 tomato seedlings (6 romas, 4 beefstake) I'm going to do another round of them. And some herbs I need to start up. I have some lavender that came up. Also Stevia, garlic chives, dill and spearmint to plant. We'll see!