Hi all!
Well, here we are in January of a new year, once again. Seems impossible doesn't it?!
Soon, I'll be getting busy sticking hardwood cuttings and sowing seeds. I'm grateful for the ability to still have a way to stay active with plants, even on long, gray winter days.
I also have some dormant to semi-dormant hydrangeas and roses available on etsy and ebay.
As long as you can get a shovel in the ground, you can plant!
Now is also a good time to do clean up, and add manure compost to the garden, so that it can break down, and work it's magic this Spring.
Here in zone 6b, you can even start a small patch of cold crops next month, such as lettuce. My great grandpa always sowed his first lettuce on Valentine's Day. I do now also, in his memory.
I just wanted to remind you, especially for my locals, that I update my Facebook page when I can, so check in over there occasionally if you want!
I share links and things, at times, that I find to be helpful or interesting.
So, stay warm, keep flipping through those seed catalogs for this year's plantings, and for ideas and wish lists!
