This week was pretty much a repeat of last week. I'm still sticking by my claim that spring has arrived, it's just moving at a glacial pace (unlike actual glaciers).
One of the holdovers from last week is crocus,
but this week the blues have been joined by the yellows.
And I swear I saw some daffodils in bloom last week...where did they go? These have yet to open.
Another holdover, witchhazel, seems like it's been blooming for ages. In the Colonial Williamsburg nursery garden I found artichokes leafing out in a hothouse,
Spring?? Did you go outside today? More on its way tomorrow. I love the crocuses. Are you going to come to the Hort. Extravaganza? Native Plant Society is one of the exhibitors. I am working it.
Still no blooming crocus or dafs in my yard, but we have Rijnveld's Early Sensation blooming at work. I will have to get some of these for my garden in the fall.
I'm a landscape architect in Williamsburg, Virginia. I'm a graduate of the University of Virginia and currently employed with Hertzler & George. I'm also President of the John Clayton Chapter of the Virgina Native Plant Society.
-Phillip Merritt
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Spring?? Did you go outside today? More on its way tomorrow.
I love the crocuses.
Are you going to come to the Hort. Extravaganza? Native Plant Society is one of the exhibitors. I am working it.
Still no blooming crocus or dafs in my yard, but we have Rijnveld's Early Sensation blooming at work. I will have to get some of these for my garden in the fall.
I guess I have a slightly different definition of spring than other people. I'm not planning to go to the hort. extravaganza...have fun!
Les, I'm surprised you haven't seen any crocuses yet.
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