My Spring Garden - Page 2© Barbara M. Martin
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May 18, 2001
Meanwhile, I lug my little bucket and dole out the water as measured by the coffee can. The transplants are looking great! I concentrate on the containers I planted earlier, watering carefully until the roots stretch deeper and the water holding polymer has absorbed its fill and can begin to do its job. Here are some sources for good cultural information about some of the plants I've mentioned, to help you grow them well at home, along with links to some photographic spring garden tours and galleries of spring blooming plant shots to either admire or inspire -- from gardens both public and private. I hope you enjoy them! The American Iris Society on Growing IrisThe American Rose Society on All About RosesThe International Clematis Society on Growing and Looking After Clematis (includes pruning)The American Peony Society web site is under development, but has a few good tips for home peony growers. The American Rhododendron Society brings you Fundamentals of Rhododendron & Azalea CultureSeasonal Photos for SpringVirtual Spring Garden Tour Teaser shots from Chapel Hill, NCSpring In Chinquapenn, A Large NC GardenThe Kloks' Springtime Garden in TasmaniaRoses 2001 Season from Arizona, a seasonal preview for the rest of usSequential Bloom Series and Flower Portraits by Month from USDA zone 5 New York StateThe Four Seasons Unfold In A (Well-Known) Itsy-Bitsy Canadian GardenSpring : Three Years In A New Garden You will not believe they started here only three years ago. ENJOY!
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