Spring Chores & Planting Zinnia Seeds

Today we'll fertilize some ferns, and remove the spent tulips from my raised bed. Later, I'll plant some new zinnia seeds in the same garden bed. We'll look at some surprise plants that came up on their own from wandering seeds.
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[@pamelaritch8587]

Planted zinnias in a large pot. Already coming up. Thanks for the advice on the critters eating the tiny ones!

[@therockyhillgardener]

Good luck! They are worth the effort.

[@No-respect275]

I think the ground cover with the little yellow flowers near the sun flowers may be horse herb. A terrific tough low growing perennial.

[@therockyhillgardener]

Yes! It is! I love it and it grows on it's own here.

[@JessieeA]

What garden center did you get the supertunias from? I also live in north austin

[@therockyhillgardener]

Surprisingly they were at my HEB. But they also get them at Red Barn Nursery in Leander.

[@JessieeA]

@@therockyhillgardeneroh I just went to red barn for the first time last month! I’ll have to go back and see what they have this week! Thank you