This has been a warm and sunny early spring here in zone 5 so I have got all my clean up done yearly. Each spring I rake off most of the leaf mulch that I covered the beds with in the fall. This gives the soil a chance to warm up and lets any self seeding annuals and perennials a chance to emerge. Here are a few pictures from around the garden.
Korean spice viburnum getting ready to pop- best smell in the world! |
Monster hyacinths |
Spring bulbs |
My clematis waking up |
Helleborus |
Driveway garden- daylilies and daffodils |
My blueberry in bud |
More spring beauties! |
I have been waiting for it to rain before I divided my perennials, we finally got a little last night. I will post later in the week about how I divide my dayliles, iris and hostas - all which need it this year. Later in the spring when everything has emerged I will give all the beds a good weeding and re-mulch with old leaves and garden debris that has been in my composter over the winter- more on that later. Happy spring!!
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