…and all good things must come to an end. That’s what you can say about this gardening season after two nights of very cold weather.
This weekend it is time to clean up – removing the now dead annuals and getting the leaves raked up and into the compost.
I like to think of this time of year as not just the end of the 2006 garden season but the beginning of the 2007 gardening season. Nothing kicks off spring like beautiful tulips, daffodils and crocus. Now is the time to get those planted. The most important thing to keep in mind and most often done wrong is not planting the bulbs deep enough.
Review these caresheets for planning your spring bulbs:
Success with Tulips
Success with Daffodils
Spring Bulbs Spacing and Depth
Also, create clusters of one color of bulb for impact when they bloom in the spring.
I guess I know what I’ll be doing this weekend.
Make your weekend a good one – warmer weather is on its way.