Late Winter/Early Spring Transitional Fashion
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Comments (3)If you put it up on blocks there is a chance the that is the only part that dies. Meaning under the blocks. That sounds reasonable, but I am skeptical. After I built my deck, which is elevated about 4 feet off the ground, it was amazing how fast all of the grass under it died. And there is at least indirect light and some dripping water under there. It would likely be dark under a temporary structure on low blocks....See MoreLate spring/early summer color
Comments (10)HI Tracy! You and I are about the same zone..! I have the same problem- BUT- I can tell you that what you have- i dont.. and what I have, you don't!!! Here's what I have that is either STILL blooming now or just about to open- hot colors: orange & red asiatic lillies..( when they open- i'll post) Monarda- red columbine- still going like mad! stella d'oro daylily just opened. I htink you have this. Pinks/purples salvia ( garden sage jsut starting to fade and salvia ( may nigh tor somethign similar) is just coming into full glory pink monarda dianthus juuuustt starting to open lavendar ( two pathetic blooms on a pathetic plant- but time wise this should be perfect) Sea Thrift- pink Garlic chives/onion chives. ( mine havent' bloomed yet but some of the neighbors are in bloom now!) blue spider wort... easy to grow,spreads a bunch, critter resistant and actually is BLUE! looks great with orange! Mine is JUSSST about to open.. it may even have one flower open today. it can do a wide variety of sun & shade.. but it does need some shade.. not full sun white- in my rock garden i have a TON of daisies that spread like wildfire astible is also about to pop.. and as for May- you GOTTA get some daffodils.. I JUST planted soo many this winter- we had a warm front and someone gave me them so i hurried to dig them in in February!!! and I had over 200 daffodils in April through end of may! ps- I also plan on getting alium for sure- but that not a late spring bloomer for us... it would be fading now I beleive.My sis's is fading for sometime now....See MoreLate winter, early spring mantle using what I had on hand
Comments (25)Thanks, Joann! I'll trade my yard for his woodworking skills! I'm in Maine, next to our largest city of Portland. They refer to us as the southern coastal area. Today, we're getting a walloping of snow. I bought several new huecheras last year, and I think Purple Palace was one of them. I discovered a local grower who grew all of this own perennials in his incredible property. Sadly, it was his last year, as he was finding that the Home Depots and Lowes were taking so much business away. I have several huecheras, including Lime Rickey and a Caramel one I bought last year that has rusty orangey leaves. I'll be looking for them all when this darn snow finally melts. In this shot from last August you can see the Caramel and a Lemon Frost lamium in that front border. I also LOVE pulmonaria, and have several of them also. My trees have grown so that what used to be sun gardens are now mostly shade. The front yard gets sun in the later afternoon. This is at the end of my driveway turnaround. I have many beautiful hosta and I love Solomon's Seal....See MoreLate winter/early spring lawn question
Comments (2)Sorry...I don't have any suggestions...however.... I have to laugh because when I saw the picture, I thought you photographed my lawn! I have the same exact phenomenon....also near my driveway, with the same belgian block...and I am also on Long Island. So, I'm very curious to see what the answer is!!! Alex...See MoreKswl
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