It was a long, hard winter and it felt like it would never end - but one sunny morning in April (has it really been that long since I last Blogged?) the crocuses finally forced their way through the rock hard earth to add a splash of colour to the garden. Despite having owned a garden for most of my adult life I am still learning the nuances and tricks of the trade. When I planted my bulbs a year last winter I made two bad decisions; I chose spots with too little sun for my miniature daffodils and some of my crocuses. The result, as you can see was sad, withdrawn blooms in the shade and happy sun drenched flowers on the right! Live and learn!
It was a long, hard winter and it felt like it would never end - but one sunny morning in April (has it really been that long since I last Blogged?) the crocuses finally forced their way through the rock hard earth to add a splash of colour to the garden. Despite having owned a garden for most of my adult life I am still learning the nuances and tricks of the trade. When I planted my bulbs a year last winter I made two bad decisions; I chose spots with too little sun for my miniature daffodils and some of my crocuses. The result, as you can see was sad, withdrawn blooms in the shade and happy sun drenched flowers on the right! Live and learn!
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