Earth Day – Going Underground

Earth Day – Going Underground

When looking at a well-established spring garden, the first new growth usually comes from plants such as crocuses, tulips, violets, and allium; all of them have buried or partially buried swollen parts, which serve as storage of nutrients while the plants are dormant.  These swollen underground structures are generically called bulbs, but in fact, only some may be classified as such ... click on title for more

Welcome Spring!

Welcome Spring!

March 20, 2023 is the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere.  In my garden in Southern Ontario, there are a few splashes of green, mainly onions and daffodils, and indoors, my vegetable seeds are starting to sprout (photo: cucamelon sprout). I am joining Cee's Flower of the Day (FOTD) Challenge for March 20, [...]