It's lovely to see these daffodils, tulips, and day lilies poking up through the ground. Years ago, I planted these with a "planned random" (yes, an oxymoron) pattern. The way it worked was the best part: there was color for most of the summer.
When one of the types of flowers began to die back, the next would bloom. There are even different types of daffodils and tulips that bloom at different times.
My back and knees don't allow me to garden like I used to. One of the wonderful thing about living in the same house for 47 years is being able to see flowers bloom that I planted 30 or 40 years ago.
Spring is almost officially here!
All the very best,
Lois
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