Mike C's Blog (20) Adding to the front garden

Sounds wonderful and busy. :) I have the "fever" pretty bad down here in Georgia. What are the perennials you divided? And what are the small trees or shrubs waiting to bloom in the pictures?

Hi Arp, The bushes are roses. Along the stockade fence are Azaleas. In the center circle is a red japanese maple. I divided, black eyed susan, purple cone flower and meadow sage and also day lilies.

This will be wonderful and full Mike. Glad to here that your weather has warmed up. Finally out getting things accomplished. The work will be evident as things progress further. What a lot of perrenials you have moved! I'll be watching the progress. :-) Excellent about the orchid cactus as well.

Hi Mike ~
I'm pleased to know it's mild enough now for you to really get into gardening outdoors again. :o)

Nice the snow has finally gon and spring has arrived for you. I see Maxi is enjoying it too.

Good to hear you can finally get back to it Mike. Your front garden will look as fab as the back did last year. Can't wait to see the midsummer pics! : )

Pleased you can get out in the garden now the weather is getting better,Hywel you took the words right out my mouth, about Maxi enjoying it.

Glad your snow has gone and you are enjoying much better weather. Your garden will look great after all your hard work. Look forward to seeing summer pictures :)

Glad to hear that you are finally getting some nice weather Mike. Good for you to have so much done already!! This will be my year to sit back and enjoy the garden, other than just doing the basics; still recovering from knee surgery and it's a long go, so as much as I want to do more.... Oh well, it's nice to just watch it all come up, & I get to plan what to move where, and what to fill in, at a later date. Can't wait to see your new gardens fill in; they will be lovely, as usual!

Thanks everyone, We have a heat wave coming for the next couple days. They say we will hit 8o to 85 degrees. Very unusual for this time of the year but I'm ready for it. Plants and trees should really pop with the warmer weather.