Winter garden walk through

[@michellepollino4986]

Love watching ❤. Can’t wait to see what your plans are for the new garden season. Love the winter snow tour.

[@PoweFolkLiving]

You all got a lot of snow! It's so beautiful, tho! Rest for now! You work hard in the garden! I watch weekly. Happy Gardening! Stay warm!

[@Everydaykaren]

Thanks for taking us on the snow tour. I live where it does not snow, so it was like me walking with you. The sounds and the up close viewing was nice. Take the time off to enjoy the rest. Maybe you could share the drawing of the whole garden with the upcoming spaces. Thanks

[@ericjorgensen8028]

Hope your snow melts?!! I Like the plans you have to come. Enjoy the quiet days too. It goes by quick??!

[@debbyrennock8435]

You have more snow than we have, here in North Central Wisconsin! It's pretty, but I hear you about getting projects started. Bummer.😮 Maybe it will melt soon..😊

[@helenjackson2971]

I would love for you to share your drawings of the planned garden spaces. Take time to rest yourself while the garden rests itself.

[@Betsy277]

I shoveled 18” of snow from the ground and planted 45 alliums today, the ground has not yet frozen. (The mulch keeps it warmer) I have 68 more assorted bulbs to get in the ground. I thought I’d “get to it” but of course that didn’t happen. I do have them stored in the frig at least. Hoping to finish this task this week

[@brendahayes3365]

Poor Whitney, walking around just chomping at the bit to get some work done!!😂😂 I swear you are addicted to hard work!! Maybe you could build an extra wing on the house-framing is done in winter here all the time!😂😂 Up North we welcome the snow so we can rest and plan, buy seeds and get our winter sowing containers ready, etc… etc! I’d love to be young again and have boundless energy but would not want to give up my wisdom that age has afforded me. Remember, gardening is all about patience… in more ways than one! Take care, enjoy the snow ❤️ BrendaZN4🇨🇦

[@WannabeGardenEden]

Thanks for the tour. Yayyyy you got the Hinoki Cypress. They are rather tall about 4 feet? Where? I lovvvve mine. They are more Ornamental