March Garden Tour - Sort of

Just wanted to get outside and check out the garden. It is still very early spring and the spring garden beauty is not showing just yet. In the garden tour I talked about the evergreen hedge of Skip laurels I planted last year and how they did last winter. I also talked about the Petasites I have planted in the foreground. The petasites have lovely variegation and they really brighten up a part to full shade garden area. These plants remind me of the golden pothos with their light yellow variegation and big broad leaves, a great addition to a garden with a large area that needs to be filled. I also talked about the red buckeye tree which is just starting to push out it's foliage which hopefully will be the case for the Paniculata hydrangea trees planted nearby. I have a big open space in the garden wall now. I will likely be planting this up with natives and annuals aimed at creating a garden for the pollinators and wildlife. It will look out of place, but who cares, I don't! The cold hardy palm trees all wintered very well! Needle palms, sabal palmetto seedling, windmill and mule palms all absolutely thrived through the mild temps of the 2019/2020 winter. I have some spring flowers and shrubs like, pansies, snapdragrons, allysum and azaleas ready to get planted as soon as the weather perks up. I always enjoy giving a tour of my plants even when they are still dormant! Maybe I will do a houseplant tour or a tropical plant tour next. :)

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