gardening: observing, planning, designing, and editing
Things change so fast at this time of year. I’m going to arrange this post by plant, as these photographs were taken over a few days.
I was puttering around Saturday morning and spotted these little tulip buds. I was certain it would be a couple of days before they opened.
It’s been just a few chilly, rainy days since my previous post on spring ephemera, and the changes are dramatic. Yesterday brought wet snowflakes that melted on contact; I’m hoping that was our April snowstorm. We did not get the 1–3 inches that the meteorologist postulated, but the ground is quite soggy. There will be no plant rearranging this weekend. Revisiting the same plant species as in the previous post, I find bigger plants and lots of flower buds. Continue reading “Spring Ephemera Are Changing Rapidly”