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Spring is almost here!

  

  

As the first of spring unfolds, I thoroughly enjoy seeing bulbs such as daffodils and tulips arrive. There is something so rewarding about planting bulbs in fall and having to wait for their beauty to surface that always brings great joy for me in my garden. I always select early, mid and late varieties of tulips to have them for an extended amount of time. The February lenten rose (Helleborus orientalis) have arrived. They are very reliant and add a pop of color at this time of the year. They are a spectacular plant to mass near pathways, patios or even above retaining walls, since you will be able to view their dangling flowers from a vantage point.  

The winter daphne (Daphne odora) is in optimal bloom in my garden and the fragrance is heavenly. This particular daphne is a great evergreen broadleaf that provides structure as well. The fragrant sweetbox known as Sarcococca ruscifolia’s bloom time has come a little early this year. This is another great evergreen broadleaf that offers a delightful scent. 

The common lilac (Syringa vulgaris) flowers come alive in early spring. If you want to add a few different varieties to provide additional seasonality you can include some hybrid lilacs (Syringa villosa) that will bloom in late spring to early summer. The bloomerang purple lilac (Syringa x ‘Penda’) will bloom in early spring and again in mid-summer to fall.

Lenten rose varieties (Helleborus orientalis) will bloom for months in the garden and it is refreshing to have some color at this time of the year into spring. The blooms are frost resistant. This lovely perennial will return next year to display beautiful flowers and will be remembered. 


February is a great time of the year to start preparing for an edible garden space. There is nothing better than harvesting fresh vegetables farm to fork. When choosing where to incorporate a garden you will need to select a sunny location in the yard, ensuring there are no structures or trees to inhibit the sunlight in the afternoon.

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