More Bulbs
It poured for the past two days and now I only have today left of my vacation. Time to get cracking and get my bulbs planted. Before I got started, I took a quick look around the areas where I had planted bulbs and spread the hot peppers. The rain didn’t seem to make any difference. There is no evidence of squirrel depredations.
I started in the Purple Garden with the Queen of the Night tulips and then the Purple Dreams collection. I moved to the very back of my yard and added Red Riding Hood tulips in the same area as I had planted them last year.
I need a hard frost to kill off all the annuals in the Butterfly/Hummingbird Garden. That is where I have decided to plant the Darwin Tulips. In the meantime, I planted Tahiti daffs:
I have another orphan bulb: Geranium daffodils
Since they are heirlooms (introduced 1930), I decided to put them in the Accidental Herb Garden with the Burgundy Lace tulips.
Finally, I headed over to the Entry Garden to widen it in to create homes for all the bulbs I had ordered for it. I knocked off early today. I’m tired and achy. I hope I’m not getting sick.
Totals for today:
6 Queen of the Night tulips
10 Shirley tulips (Purple Dreams collection)
10 Zurel tulips (Purple Dreams collection)
10 Attila tulips (Purple Dreams collection)
6 Red Riding Hood tulips
5 Tahiti daffodils
6 Geranium daffodils
4 Comments:
Beautiful photos. I'm glad you were able to get all of those bulbs planted. I'm looking forward to the photos next spring.
Isn't it funny how we refuse to pull out annuals until there has been a hard frost/freeze to kill them off, even though we know they won't last much longer, anyway?
Good job on the bulbs... stay well...
Carol at May Dreams Gardens
Your garden will be looking grand come spring. I love Queen of the Night tulips ... mine don't seem to ever come up. I'm trying again this year. Hopefully some will come up!
You've done a good day's work there, how wonderful to enjoy them later...
*dreaming about the spring*
The first snowflakes have come here making it hard to spot any flowers... But the snow didn't stay. Yet.
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