Six inches of snow, heavy snow, broke branches and crushed plants. I covered the tomatoes and they emerged fine afterwards. I'm in a mad dash to finalize the drip system and do some serious newspaper and mulching. It's so satisfying! I got the wood chips for free from a woman up on Balsam and the newspaper is finally being used.
Just taking a walk around the garden.... Grecian Windflower (Anemone blanda) in tomato bed, hot and dry Tulips, back yard under Redbud tree Striped Squill (a species of Puschkinia) Crocus, back yard ( a little late, due to shade) Sweet violet (viola odorata)
I don't plant this way, instead dispersing the seeds evenly across the soil. Seeds don't care, they come up where they are planted. We will eat them anyway. I meant to do this years ago, every year, in fact. Beneath the soil, I find open ended tubes, no wonder the flowers liked certain areas as the water must have gushed out there, and no where else that the flowers drooped and sagged in the hot summer sun. Oh, but I have not yet moved into orderly laying of drip lines. The flowers will not care.
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