The 400+ bulbs we planted in the fruit
Enjoy the photos, taken yesterday before last night’s amazing and scary thunderstorms. The fruit trees are still small and caged in chicken wire to keep deer from nibbling.
by Jeanne
The 400+ bulbs we planted in the fruit
Enjoy the photos, taken yesterday before last night’s amazing and scary thunderstorms. The fruit trees are still small and caged in chicken wire to keep deer from nibbling.
[…] awake and blooming. There’s nothing I love quite so much as daffodils, and I have them planted throughout the orchard as well as in my flower garden. The daffodil above is in my flower garden, the perennial garden […]
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400 bulbs?… thats massive by the standard of our little vegetable garden. To live in a sea of daffodils is a VACATION! ~bangchik
A lovely sight heralding spring!
The field where we planted them is half an acre – huge – they look like islands of yellow in a sea of green grass…and yes Bangchik; their beauty is indeed like a vacation!